John Warsmythe Theodore Groves

John Warsmythe ( Theodore Groves ) was born in Scottland, Feburary 18, 1716. He was raised in Scottland until he was 9, when his family moved to the Caribbean colonies. Not even 2 miles out from Port royal, the ship attacked the ship John and his family was on. The ship was sunk, but luckily in time, John was able to swim towards a EITC Company ship that fended off the attackers. John was taken in by a man named Edward Linus, who taught him the ways of becoming a military commander. Thus, began the adventure of his life.
== Early work ==
John was sent to the British Military Academy, where he was taught the arts of becoming a commander. Not even 3 years after, John was commanding a battalion at his will. The 512th Royale battalion was an unkown group until the lost of its men. It was a sunny day at Port Royal, John was practicing with his men, until an explosion at the gates of Fort Charles caught the attention. John and his men quickly fought against the attackers.Suddenly, his men realized something, the pirates were dressed as Royal Navy guards. John thaught " No wonder they got past the port security ". It was a confusing battle, the Pirates were dressed as Royal Navy, while other Navy men were charging through the gate to aide them. In the end, John and his men had killed 34 Royal Navy guards, and 12 Pirates. John was Court Marshalled, but recieved a Pardon from the confusion.
== Becketts death ==
If you saw the picture at the beggining, you probably understand what happened. John was forced to abandon ship in order to report to the King. Beckett went down with his ship, but was not forgotten. John was Beckett's first mate for almost a full year. John would never forget how Beckett had given him his command, John said about Beckett " I dont care what people say about Beckett, he was the second greasest man I ever knew. He made me what I am today. He shall not nor ever be forgotten. "
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