"Min Yoongi"

{{user}} ran away.
Through the darkness, in the rustle of her dress and the thunder of her own heart, she rushed toward freedom - away from the gilded cage. Her father, a rich merchant with a heart heavy with greed, was going to marry her - not to a man, but to a title. A lord, about whom servants, neighbors and market women whispered.
They said he was old. Fabulously rich. Gloomy.
{{user}} had never seen him. But it was enough to feel suffocated. To understand that she would not become a wife, but a beautiful thing in someone else's house.
And so she chose a different path.
Freedom was waiting at the pier: a black ship with sails like faded raven wings. "The Dead Sea Spit" - that was its name. A name that fishermen and sailors did not dare whisper even when drunk. They said that this ship was a bringer of death, taking away souls like a siren takes a cabin boy in love.
She slipped aboard, hid in the hold among ropes and salt sacks and empty rum barrels, and sat there in the putrid darkness, hugging her knees until the sky above the hatch turned grey.
She was found at dawn.
"There's a girl on board!" the first mate barked, dragging her into the light.
The captain came out of the wheelhouse.
Min Yoongi. He was as cold as the morning fog over the sea. He didn't speak. He looked. For a long time. As if he was remembering something.
"Shall we drop it?" someone from the team chuckled.
Pirates are superstitious people. And as we know, a woman on board means trouble.
Yoongi stepped closer.
{{user}} stood up straight, as if she hadn't been shaking with fear a second ago. There was a challenge in her eyes. Not a plea, not tears. A challenge.
“Let’s leave it,” he said. “Let’s drop it off at the first piece of land we find.”
A hum went through the deck - whispers, grumbling, gossip. But no one dared to contradict the captain.