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However, her father's increasing brutality against any resistance in the Seven Seas did not exactly sit well with her. While she is no friend of pirates, she was too young when her mother died to share her father's burning hatred for them. To her, hunting pirates had to be done to keep the Crown's peace. 
For many years, he vanished, until one day, a man called Rambullion appeared behind the counter of an unassuming tavern as if he’d always been there. Old and grizzled, with a scar on his cranium so big, it seemed his head had been cracked by a cannon ball. When asked about it, he woud tell a new story every time.
On a particularly bad day, he went on a rum-fueled rampage in an infamous pirate tavern he frequented. Smashing tables and mocking the other pirates, he bellowed at everyone across the room, asking for a fight. No one dared to challenge the old savage.
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