Harbormaster Procyon

Harbormaster Silas Procyon is one of the senior guild leaders of the Stewards Guild in Sunward. Technically he is the guild master for the Harbormen, a sub-guild that is responsible for those that work the docks, overseeing the loading and unloading of ships, and working with the guard to prevent smuggling.
His human mother was a member of another Stewards sub-guild, the Wreckers, while goliath father was a sailor on the merchant ship Golden Hawk which sailed from Sunward. His natural strength and size made him a natural among the Harbormen, but his mother made sure he was well educated which allowed him to work his way into his current leadership position. Willing to play the dumb muscle when he thinks that's what someone expects, his friends know that he has a love for astronomy and writes poetry about the sea and stars. It's not very good poetry. 
He is a male human, approximately 6'6" with a large build that while intimidating, is not representative of his generally friendly nature. Completely bald except for pure white eyebrows and a large handlebar mustache, he sports intricate nautical tattoos over much of his upper body, which are rarely seen unless he happens to roll up his sleeves for a bit of hard labor. He prefers to wear cloths of fine linen rather than silk or other expensive materials, and when not in his office or the Siren's Song can be found at the docks demonstrating his ability to still put in a hard day's work when one of his crews is shorthanded. 
Normally addressed by his title, only his close friends call him Silas on a regular basis.
NOTES:
Spearheaded the search to recover the Coral Breaker after it was stolen.
Has sponsored Erasmus Banks and Silas Draoi to the Whispering Cutlass mercenary group.
Has worked to build the SCDF to protect Sunward from pirates..
Has cultivated a friendly business relationship with the privateer Lucia Bonebeard, hiring her to captain the Coral Breaker on its mission.
Currently under house arrest and being investigated for any involvement in the theft of the Coral Breaker by Lucia Boanebeard