Giantess Calypso

Calypso has the appearance of a wealthy female pirate - the ironic thing being her crew is poorer than dirt - with a wide-brimmed black hat and two cutlasses on her back. She has mid-length, reddish-brown hair as well as freckles on her face. Her skin color and face bear a very strong resemblance to Kyoko.

Personality: Befitting of a pirate captain’s right-hand woman, Calypso harbours a cool, calm, and composed exterior; she is a serious person and loyally follows Trotter’s orders. In addition, while preferring to remain quiet, Calypso is not afraid to raise her voice at the player and her pirates should they squabble and fight, as well as discipline them should they step out of line.

As described by Captain Trotter, Calypso is not a person who enjoys small talk; he goes on to state that her closed-off nature is due to the struggles she faced in her past, possibly when she was lost in the desert as an adventurer.

In reality, Calypso is a deeply caring individual; she genuinely loves her sister and cares for everyone she knows - pirates, Trotter, the player - in her own ways even if her distant demeanour doesn’t really show it (in the pirates’ case most of all). Due to the kindness he showed her, Calypso particularly cares for Trotter; she feels indebted to him and harbours an undying loyalty to the captain and his crew - one of her battle quotes even states “For the C’apn and the crew!”. Even when she is weirded out by the ominous hieroglyphs on the temple walls, she continues to shadow the player as ordered due to her being aware the treasure the temple held was Trotter’s lifelong goal and sincerely wishes to help him realise his dream. She is in considerable distress when she realises she kicked him into the lava, even furiously yelling at the player and pinning the blame of Trotter’s death on them, before this softens into heartbroken sorrow at the end of the chapter as she tearfully apologises to the soul of Trotter entrapped within the Firebrand. However, Calypso does not blindly serve Trotter; when he accused the player of leading him and his crew to their deaths, the former defended the player from his baseless accusation - she even fought her own captain when push came to shove, albeit the scuffle ended in Trotter’s mere defeat and not death. Regarding the player, Calypso seemed to grow to care for them over the course of the chapter; she willingly shadows them throughout the temple and even implies she wouldn’t know what to do with herself after she saves them from death via trap, though she yelled at them for being so careless, as well her aforementioned defending of the player from Trotter.

Calypso sometimes loses control of her emotions despite her cool-headedness. Two prime examples include her aforementioned saving the player from a trap when they triggered a tripwire, which resulted in her being shaken and causing her to yell her head off at them; the other being when she murders Captain Trotter on accident, where she understandably snaps and blames the player for causing the entire situation with their insistence on finding the Firebrand.

Calypso is also capable of reading hieroglyphics, and is rightly horrified when most of the hieroglyphics talk about death and sacrifice.

she'll treat your tiny self nicely

almost frying in the desert