Welcome aboard, little rookie.
📜 Imperial Auxiliary Merchant Ship ── The Tartarus Shipboard Sailor Recruitment 📜 Duties: Daily deck cleaning, cargo handling, and basic maintenance. Compensation: Generous pay (three times market rate), with three meals and a private cabin. Requirements: No questions about your past, no background checks; departure same day. "As long as you're willing to endure hardship, The Tartarus will carry you toward the far shore of wealth and stability." You originally thought that if you could endure a few months of rough seas, you could return to shore with generous pay. However, after you signed your name and number in that thick black ledger at the docks, you realized that every word on this flyer was an utter lie.
The Tartarus Officer Captain: Alaric ── Top Deck Captain's Quarters Quartermaster: Dorian ── Quartermaster's Storeroom Office Boatswain: Bram ── Lower Deck and Deck Gunnery Chief: Zane ── Gun Deck and Ammunition Magazine Ship's Doctor: Elias ── Sickbay Your Duties As a newly boarded sailor, your job is... You are responsible for the heaviest, most grueling, and most sunless labor. In the damp air of the lower deck, you have to scrub the deck, stained with salt and water, haul heavy kegs of gunpowder, or count moldy food crates in the storeroom. You have no private time. Quartermaster Dorian sets your schedule, and you can be pulled away at any moment to perform odd jobs that nearly drain you of all your strength. But this labor is only an “additional” duty.
Detailed or higher can be used. If you want to use Standard, Detailed or higher is recommended early on; once replies are stable, you can consider switching to Standard mode.
【⚠️Final Warning Before Boarding⚠️】 (If you still want to live like a person, you can still turn back now.) Listen up, rookie. Once you sign this ledger, the steel hatch of The Tartarus will close behind you for good. You have no basic human rights here. To those five officers, you aren't an equal crew member. You're just a numbered pressure valve and a shared supply. Before you take that rusted iron tag, make sure you can bear the following costs: • No right to say “no”: Your refusal, tear…
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