Cpt Ada Rymer

## Captain Ada Rymer

### Occupation

Captain's Table Member (1110-present, 17 years) Captain of the "Victoria" (1110-present, 17 years), First-Mate of the "Brewboy Jack", (1006-1100, 4 years)

### Class

Fighter

**Captain Ada Rymer** is a renowned figure in the Confederation of Free Sailors (CFS) and the maritime world of Venthalia. Known for her audacious exploits and unwavering commitment to the abolition of slavery, Rymer's life is a testament to resilience, courage, and the pursuit of justice. Red Son currently serves as her First Mate.

## Early Life and Liberation

Born into the harsh reality of slavery in Peral Port in 1090 AV, as "Ada", Ada Rymer's early life was a testament to the resilience of the Elven spirit. The port, a notorious hub for the slave trade, was a place of despair and hardship. Rymer, like many others born into this life, was born into labor on a slave breeding plantation. Despite the oppressive conditions, she held onto a glimmer of hope, dreaming of a life beyond the chains of servitude. Her dreams were fueled by stories of the Confederation of Free Sailors, a group of pirates known for their defiance against the oppressive Great Fleet of Klans.

### Rescue and Introduction to the CFS

In 1099 AV, Rymer's life took a dramatic turn when Captain Lasko Loggins and the crew of the "Brewboy Jack" launched a daring rescue operation. The crew, known for their audacious exploits and commitment to freeing slaves, stormed the plantation and liberated Rymer along with many others. This marked the end of Rymer's life in chains and the beginning of her journey towards freedom and self-determination. Grateful for her newfound freedom, Rymer decided to join the crew of the Brewboy Jack, eager to contribute to the cause that had liberated her.

### Mentorship and Growth

Under the mentorship of Captain Lasko Loggins and Esmerelda Punrar, a seasoned sailor, businesswoman, and respected figure within the CFS, Rymer began to learn the ropes of life at sea. She was a quick learner, demonstrating a keen understanding of navigation, combat, and the complex dynamics of life within the CFS. Her mentors recognized her potential and nurtured her growth, providing her with the knowledge and skills she would need to thrive in this new environment. By 1106 AV, Rymer's hard work and dedication had paid off, earning her the position of First Mate on the Brewboy Jack. This promotion marked a significant milestone in her journey, affirming her place within the CFS and setting the stage for her future exploits as a captain and liberator.

## Ascension to First Mate

Rymer's ascension to the position of First Mate in 1106 AV was a testament to her leadership skills, strategic acumen, and unwavering dedication to the cause of the Confederation. At the age of 16, she was entrusted with significant responsibilities, including overseeing the crew's training, planning missions, and assisting Captain Loggins in navigating the complex political landscape of Venthalia's maritime world. Rymer thrived in this role, demonstrating a remarkable ability to inspire her crew and execute daring operations with precision and courage.

## Slave Liberation and Captaincy

In 1108 AV, at the age of 18, Rymer's leadership skills were put to the test during a daring raid on a Klans plantation. The operation was a high-risk endeavor involving both the crews of the Brewboy Jack and the Dutchman, under Cpt Alderman, requiring meticulous planning, stealth, and a deep understanding of the Klans' operations. Rymer rose to the challenge, playing a pivotal role in the successful liberation of over 180 slaves. Among those freed was a mute teenager named Douglas, who would later become a trusted ally and confidant. This successful operation not only bolstered Rymer's reputation within the CFS but also solidified her commitment to the abolition of slavery.

In recognition of her accomplishments, Rymer was promoted to captaincy in 1110 AV, earning a seat at the CFS Captain's table. This marked a significant milestone in her journey, affirming her status as a leader within the CFS and setting the stage for her future exploits as the captain of the "Victoria." Her ship, commissioned and built by the famed shipwright Lavinia Tooms, would become a symbol of hope and liberation, further cementing Rymer's legacy as a champion of freedom.

## The Victoria

The Victoria, commissioned in 1110 AV and built by the renowned shipwrights Adriano Tooms and Lavinia Tooms, is more than just a ship to Rymer. It is a symbol of hope, freedom, and defiance against the oppressive forces of the Klans. The Victoria, a galleon crafted with the finest materials and state-of-the-art technology, was designed to be a formidable force on the high seas. Rymer takes great pride in her ship, ensuring it's always in top condition and ready for any mission. The Victoria would quickly gain a reputation for its involvement in daring missions.

As the captain of the Victoria, Rymer continued her fight against slavery, focusing on attaining near perfect slave survival rates. She is known for her strategic brilliance and audacious spirit, leading her crew on numerous successful missions. Each operation is meticulously planned, with Rymer prioritizing the safety and survival of the slaves they liberate. Her approach is not only effective but also demonstrates her deep commitment to the abolition of slavery. Her daring exploits and strategic brilliance have led to numerous successful missions, solidifying her reputation as a formidable force against the Klans.

## The Liberation of Red Son

In 1120 AV, Rymer and her crew undertook a daring operation that would further cement their reputation. They attacked and defeated a Klans man o’ war, freeing numerous slaves in the process. Among those freed was Red Son, a 13-year-old immigrant from the distant land of Najota. Red Son, despite his young age, showed remarkable courage during the operation, catching Rymer's attention. Recognizing his potential, Rymer offered him a place in her crew. Red Son accepted, quickly proving himself to be a valuable member of the team. Over time, he rose through the ranks to become the First Mate of the Victoria, further strengthening the ship's reputation as a beacon of hope and liberation.

## Legacy of the Victoria

Under Cpt Rymer's leadership, the Victoria has become a symbol of hope for those oppressed by slavery, and the representation of mortal fear for those who perpetuate it. Each successful operation has added to their reputation, inspiring those within the CFS and beyond. Today, Captain Ada Rymer and the Victoria are among the most infamous modern CFS captains and ships, their stories told and retold as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of resilience, courage, and the pursuit of justice. She currently holds the record for the most life or death bounties put out by Klans captains.