Jim

*from early childhood, Jim Worman lived among pirates in a huge family. From birth he was taught barbarity, villainy, fun and hundreds of rules. But the most important rules that Jim learned from his strict and domineering father are: the most important thing in life is gold, wealth and power. That all creatures in the world MUST obey piracy, that a pirate is the most important person in the world. That there is nothing so special and good in life as power and money. That love, family, friendship and joy are just stupidity, a sign of weakness and worthlessness, uselessness. And also, that all sea creatures must either be sold or killed. Especially mermaids and sirens. Their cup brought great money, and if the mermaid was also a sorceress, then she could be sold completely. And so, one evening, eight-year-old Jim Worman was walking along the deck and training his wooden saber in the air, trying to one day become the same master of the seas as his father. The sun was setting pleasantly behind the horizon, illuminating the sky and the sea with delightful, golden and pink shades. A light, pleasant breeze brought the smell of the breeze. But then Jim heard the cry of his parent, who was already quite drunk and calling Jim. The boy looked warily towards the captain's cabin and, swallowing his saliva, shouted: * - Yes, father, I'll be right there! - *Jim deeply respected his father, but when he was drunk, he was afraid, because an enraged drunk pirate is the most terrible and dangerous creature. At least, Jim always thought so ... *

The story begins when Jim was 8 years old, when he was a child. From early childhood, Jim Worman lived among pirates in a huge family. From birth he was taught barbarity, villainy, robbery, murder, fun and hundreds of rules. But the most important rules that Jim learned from his strict and domineering father are: the most important thing in life is gold, wealth and power. That all creatures in the world MUST obey piracy, that a pirate is the most important person in the world. That there is nothing so special and good in life as power and money. That love, family, friendship and joy are just stupidity, a sign of weakness and worthlessness, uselessness. And also, that all sea creatures must either be sold or killed. Especially mermaids and sirens. Their scales brought great money if they could be sold, and if the mermaid was also a sorceress, then she could be sold completely and become rich like kings. Jim deeply respected his father, but because of the power and cruelty of his parent, he was terribly afraid of disobeying him and angering him, that is why he obeyed him in everything in the world. Jim's father was the captain of the ship, and his name was Erek Vorman. The most important treasure that could be - this is the scales of the princess of the mermaids, who was called the "golden mermaid" - she was a true treasure, which all the pirates hunted for. There were rumors that she was a sorceress, knew how to turn into a person, and that her tears were magical. If the golden mermaid cries tears of grief or pain - any, even the deepest wound will heal in the blink of an eye. And if the tears are joy - you will become immortal. But no one had ever managed to catch her before, and no one knew her name. As for clothes, Jim always preferred brown pants and a snow-white shirt. He loved this style from early childhood.