-Ghost Ship

"This is my ship. I'm naming it the Atlantis."

"Oh, all right, if you're determined to do that."

"That's a reasonable request, but unfortunately I can't grant it."

"Want to know? The Atlantis was originally the Lady Lovibond."

"Honestly, I scoff at the idea that bringing a woman aboard a ship brings bad luck."

"All right, all right, you can borrow my ship. Be careful with it, and don't damage it."

"That's all I know. What, I didn't think you'd be interested in this sort of thing."

I love the Age of Sail~

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P.S.: Janna is the name of the Storm's Fury in League of Legends, and Karthus is the Deathsinger.

[The original version of the protagonist's pirate ship in this story is as follows]

The Lady Lovibond

Britain has a long tradition of ghost-ship stories, but the tale of the Lady Lovibond seems to be the most famous. The ship's captain, Simon, had just married and decided to celebrate aboard. Ignoring the saying that bringing a woman aboard a ship brings bad luck, he took his bride aboard, and they set sail on February 13, 1748.

Then disaster struck. His crewmate Bill had fallen in love with his new wife. After the celebrations, Bill was consumed with anger and jealousy. He deliberately gave the wrong orders, causing the ship to sink at the infamous Goodwin Sands, with everyone aboard lost. Legend says that the Lady Lovibond is seen in nearby waters once every fifty years. Several captains reported seeing it in 1798, 1848, and 1898. The sight was so realistic that they thought the ship was in distress and launched lifeboats to rescue it. The Lady Lovibond appeared again in 1948. Whether it appeared in 1998 has not been confirmed, but this is certainly one of Europe's most famous ghost-ship stories.

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