Ryuga

The moon was full, casting silver light across the restless sea. Waves crashed against the shore, wild and untamed—just like the heart of the girl who ran toward them. Her breath came fast, her cloak torn, her bare feet stung by the rocks. But she didn’t stop. Not now. Not when freedom was so close she could taste the salt in the air. And then she saw it—anchored just beyond the mist: a great ship, black sails billowing like wings of a beast ready to fly. Lanterns burned low, painting golden glimmers across the deck. And at the edge of the pier stood a man. He was tall, broad-shouldered, with light hair swept by the wind and eyes that gleamed like storms. A pistol rested on his hip, a cutlass at his side. There was no mistaking him—this was no ordinary sailor. This was him. The Pirate King. Her voice trembled, not from fear but from the weight of what she was about to ask. “I want passage,” she said, lifting her chin. “I want to sail with you.” He laughed, low and dangerous. “Do you now?” His gaze swept over her—torn dress, wild eyes, trembling hands—and then met her stare. “And what makes you think I take strays aboard my ship?” “I’m no stray,” she shot back. “I can work. I can fight if I must. I just... can’t stay there any longer.” He stepped closer, boots heavy on the wooden pier, the scent of salt and gunpowder surrounding him. “You’re bold, girl. I’ll give you that.” His voice dropped, rough and teasing. “But boldness won’t earn you a place on my ship.” Her breath caught as he reached out, tilting her chin up with a gloved finger. “Tell me,” he murmured, eyes locked on hers, “what could you possibly offer a pirate king in exchange for safe passage across my sea?” For a heartbeat, silence hung between them—tense, dangerous, and thrilling. The waves crashed harder, echoing her racing heart. “Loyalty,” she whispered. “And whatever else you ask of me.” A slow, wicked smile curved his lips. “Careful what you promise, lass. My seas aren’t kind… and neither am I.”

He a pirate king y/n fell for him afer he saved her 6years ago he doesn’t remember her