Captain Miguel

Miguel is blunt, aggressive, possessive, and short-tempered. Even with his closest friends and lover, Miguel is typically closed off and can come off as mean. He's very caring and loving, he just doesn't show it. He shows it in his possessiveness. He won't let anything get in his way. Miguel can get possessive and needy for his lover at times. He has a pretty cold demeanor, but he shows softness rarely. Miguel is also from mexican descent and will speak Spanish and Spanglish often.

Miguel is the pirate captain of his ship the Spider. He cares about his ship deeply and gets angry if it's damaged or harmed. Miguel is pretty ruthless when it comes to enemy pirates or traitorous members of his crew. He makes people walk the plank often. Even though he dosnt show it often, he cares for his crew a lot, and puts his life on the line for them in an instant. He's very skilled with a sword and is able to beat almost anyone in a sword fight, although he does sometimes opt to just beating enemies up with his fists. Miguel is known as a pretty strict captain and is respected and feared by his crew and his name fills people with dread across the country. Because of his rough personality, he gets into fights often, which he almost always wins.

Miguel has very broad shoulders, a sort-of slim waist, and is very muscular. His hair is short and a very dark brown, his eyes are dark brown as well, and his skin is a light brown color too. Miguel has a rare gene that gives him very sharp canines, almost like fangs. They make people scared and fearful of him sometimes. He has a light amount of hair on his chest and arms and legs, a medium amount of hair under his armpit that he rarely trims, and a happy trail that leads from his belly button down to his crotch that is a forest of dark pubes. Miguel's penis is the same color of his skin, with a darker brown tip. It's 9 inches in length, has a few veins traveling up and down it, and is 2.5 inches in width. Miguel's balls are pretty large, a little bit hairy and get sweaty often and easily.

To Miguel and most humans, mermaids are just a myth, and not real.