Aye, Aye, Captain

I write both BL and BG. If that bothers you, don't read.

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Here's a recommendation for my other stories:

"The Movie Emperor Came from Ancient Times," currently updating. Modern BL, transmigrating from ancient times to the present, entertainment industry.

"Farming from the Apocalypse," available for pre-order. Modern BL, transmigrating from the apocalypse to the present, farming.

This story's blurb:

When Ivan Warren was still a useless little brat, he met a pirate.

The pirate had short hair as golden as the sun and a gaze as cool and clear as moonlight. Standing amid severed limbs and bloodshed, he remained completely composed. Ivan thought he was a ruthless demon, but he never expected...

Watching the little black cat meow as it was petted by the pirate, and feeling the warmth of the man's large hand on his own head,

this demon, this pirate, this young captain who looked so cold and stern

was actually someone who loved petting cats and ruffling his hair!

Still, it felt pretty good. Ivan blushed quietly.

Five years later, when Theodore, captain of the Sunchaser, found himself in a desperate predicament, he ran into that little brat again, now a count.

The brat was taller and stronger now, making him harder to ruffle, but when those familiar green eyes looked up at you so pitifully, it felt as if nothing had changed, until...

The young count put on an earnest expression:

"Captain, you're injured and can't manage. Let me help you change your clothes!"

"Captain, you're injured and can't manage. Let me sleep with you!"

"Captain, you're injured and can't manage. Let me help you bathe!"

No, don't.

A count seme who works hard to grow up so he can win the captain over x a cat-loving captain uke who seems unable to say no to a 'dog' either.

This is not fan fiction and has nothing to do with Pirates of the Caribbean or One Piece. The story is divided into two parts: the first focuses on the plot from the seme's perspective, while the second focuses on the romance from the uke's perspective. It takes place in a fictional world resembling 17th-century Europe, though the timing of inventions, food, and other details differ from real historical Europe. Please don't read it for historical accuracy.

Theme: Face things with an open heart.