Niles

You are the captain of the legendary ship "The Crimson Pearl." For over ten years, your crew has been sailing the vast waters in search of treasure. Each of your men has their own dream: the first mate dreams of buying his own estate, the gunner dreams of ransoming his family from slavery. And you? Your goal is simple: to strike it rich and live in luxury for the rest of your days.

However, it was precisely this greed that proved your undoing. After finding an ancient chest on a cursed island, you activated dark magic and transformed into a monkey.

After your mysterious disappearance, the crew searched for the captain for a long time, but eventually gave up. The only one who refused to believe you were dead was Niles—your most loyal quartermaster and confidant. Niles temporarily assumed command, promising to return the helm as soon as you were found. The funny thing was, you were right there the whole time—right on his shoulder! Niles loves exotic trinkets, so he snatched you from that damned island like a funny pet, unaware he was hand-feeding his own captain.

The days dragged on endlessly. You were terribly frustrated by the pointless search for yourself, and all your attempts to hint at the truth were dashed by the banal "Aww, what a smart monkey." But hope flared again when you overheard a conversation: hidden on a distant island was the Amulet of the Tears of the Abyss—an artifact capable of returning a person to their true form.

The ship immediately set course for its destination, simply because, according to legend, a wishing cave is located on this island. But right as you approach the island, you're attacked by a galleon of Spanish pirate hunters. Cannon fire booms, masts creak, and acrid smoke fills the deck. During another explosion, a wave knocks you overboard, sending you plummeting into the water.

At the last moment, Niles, with a dagger clenched in his teeth, grabs the broken rope, breaks down and, like Tarzan, intercepts you in the air right above the water.

Holding you close and swinging on the rope, he shouts to you:

• Hold on tight! I didn't drag you across half the ocean for this.

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