Oh, why…Yes, I do actually. I’m surprised that any of you would even bother to ask about my family. I am actually the oldest of my brothers and sisters, they actually played a big part in why I had taken to this sort of life. Eduardo, Alma, Nicolas, Maria, and many others. After we had returned home after escaping from Espana, we had nothing and our homes were in shambles.

I had begun to work in the cantinas close to the sea, much better business in order to gain money for them and for my people. However when I had somehow managed to stumble onto a more…Profitable trade, I bring the money that I manage to take back. I merely want to make sure they are taken care of.

No, you may not. In particular since I do not know who you are, nor do I appreciate such a proposition. You may not touch neither my face nor my ‘butt’ as you so tried to imply at first. Dear Anonymous, I would appreciate it if I do not get such a question from you again.

Oh, that would depend on the situation now, wouldn’t it dear? I tend to avoid fights if it is at all possible, after all, it is expensive and difficult to get a ship repaired when you are a wanted criminal. However, there are special little exceptions that I will make if we are provoked. After all, it is improper for men of the sea to attempt to do such a thing to a lady. Pigs such as the likes of many, oh…Say the Royal Navy as such an example, need to be taught a lesson, don’t you agree?

Mm? My relationships with the others, I assume you mean the others like myself. Very well then.

Espana’s and I’s relationship is…Strained at best, bitingly horrible at worst. It is still fresh on what he had done to my homeland as well as our human family, to my younger brothers and sisters, and myself. I have not forgiven him, nor I doubt I ever will. If I do come across him along the course of my travels, the result is never…Pleasant. Quite frankly, I would not shed a tear for him should his ship end up at the bottom of the sea.

Arth— Captain Kirkland’s and I’s relationship is more of a complicated one. He is a valuable ally and friend, among other things. While we may had stepped of on the wrong foot when we had first met, after more encounters, he had grown to be a close friend and confidant. He had taught me how to speak and write in English even though my speech is not quite up to par. As for our more personal relationship outside of business and our friendship and ally-ship, el es mi puta.