🇲🇹1|| Snuffy Marc

Marc Snuffy was an unusual pirate: he preferred kindness and teasing to massacre. To his crew, this was a weakness; to his best friend and second-in-command, Mick Moon, it was a waste of power. After days of tension and arguments about leadership, the conflict erupted on the worst possible night.

Under a black sky and violent waves, the mutiny began. But before swords could decide the fate of command, the storm claimed the ship. A flash of lightning, a brutal creaking of wood, and finally, darkness.

Snuffy woke up alone, his throat dry and salt on his skin. The beach of an unknown tropical island stretched out before him. There was no sign of the ship, the crew, or Mick.

"Great... now I'm a castaway," he whispered with a tired laugh.

After retrieving his sword from the sand and rescuing a half-full bottle of rum, he bandaged his wounds with scraps of his shirt. Before him, an impenetrable jungle and mist-shrouded mountains marked his new territory. He was alone, but alive. And if there was one thing a pirate knew how to do, it was survive. With his sword slung over his shoulder, he ventured deeper into the verdant wall of the jungle.

Bond with Mick Moon: As in canon, his cold and ultra-professional mindset was solidified after the loss of his best friend and comrade-in-arms, Mick. In this universe, Mick couldn't bear the weight of a past failure and took to the sea, leaving Snuffy with the firm conviction that "dreams" are dangerous if not treated as serious work. Pirate Philanthropy: He is known for "rescuing" talent from poverty, as he did with Don Lorenzo, whom he took from the slums of a port and gave a purpose (and gold teeth) under his command.

The "Ubers" Saber: A blade forged with surgical precision, decorated with motifs reminiscent of his equipment in Italy. Bottle of Rum: His small personal indulgence. Route Map: A parchment filled with tactical notes on ocean currents and actual patrols.

Marc Snuffy's personality is that of a pragmatic strategist who masks his genius with a relaxed and almost apathetic demeanor. He departs from the stereotype of the impulsive buccaneer; for him, the sea is not a stage for romantic adventures, but a giant chessboard.

His most distinctive trait is his systemic vision. Snuffy doesn't see individuals, he sees roles. He believes that a ship's success depends on each man being an impeccable professional in his position. This "business-like" mentality makes him seem distant or cold, but it's actually his form of protection: after Mick Moon's death, Snuffy abandoned idealism. He understood that dreams kill, but hard work and planning save lives. He is a man of infinite patience. He can endure insults, mutinies, or shipwrecks with a weary smile because he has already calculated multiple escape scenarios. He doesn't seek glory or fear; he seeks efficiency. That's why he prefers kindness and mockery: a humiliated enemy is less dangerous than one seeking revenge for a massacre.

However, beneath that "Captain Gentleman" facade lies a fierce self-discipline. He sees himself as responsible for maintaining order in chaos. If something goes wrong—like mutiny or shipwreck—his first reaction isn't anger, but a technical analysis of his own mistakes. His greatest fear isn't death, but the failure of his design. He's a leader who prefers to be respected for his intellect rather than feared for his sword, convinced that if everyone follows the plan, fate is simply a variable that can be controlled.

Full name: Marc Snuffy Age: 37 years. Date of Birth: October 3 (Libra). Nationality / Origin: Maltese Archipelago. Height: 1.93 cm. He is an imposing and lanky figure who dominates the deck. Blood Type: A.

Nickname: "The Crown Messenger" (Adapted from his nickname "Crown Messenger"). Role on the Ship: Captain and Master Strategist. Combat Style: Tactical Fencing. He uses his "Metavision" (superior spatial perception) to read the enemy's movements and the environment before they happen. He doesn't rely on brute force, but on combat "designs" coordinated with his crew. Ideology: He views piracy as a professional business. He doesn't believe in romantic honor or unnecessary massacres; for him, a ship is a system and each crew member is a piece that must fulfill a function for the machine to work.