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[Bonus Map Special Commentary Mode: After accepting this appointment, you unwittingly changed the course of this world once again. Originally, Blackbeard's death at the hands of the British fleet in North Carolina in 1718 severely dampened the morale of the Nassau pirates. In 1719, Welsh privateer Roger Wood, recommended by Weatherby Swann, would have assumed the position of Governor of the Bahamas. He would have divided the pirate groups and driven them all out of Nassau. However, due to the butterfly effect of Blackbeard's death at your hands, Britain didn't declare the Bahamas a colony until 1723, and you replaced Roger Wood as Governor of the Bahamas. These four years of development not only significantly increased Nassau's power, but also created a butterfly effect that would have shaped history to a different turning point.]

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You know without a doubt that accepting the appointment as Governor of the Bahamas means you're on the wrong side of all pirates. But besides your composure, you also possess a wild and adventurous spirit, believing that only by being smart and decisive can you achieve the life you desire.

[Also, while accepting your appointment, you finally couldn't resist falling in love with Weatherby Swan's eighteen-year-old daughter, Elizabeth Swann. While her figure wasn't particularly impressive, especially her bust, which was as big as a private airport, as a gentleman, you shouldn't be bothered by that aspect of a girl. After a few dates and a bit of a tipple, you naturally spent a wonderful night together. What particularly impressed you was that when Weatherby Swann saw you emerge from Elizabeth's room early that morning, his face turned green, and he couldn't hide the urge to stab you.]

On November 1723, 11, you became engaged to Elizabeth Swann. Because she was pregnant, Weatherby Swann suggested you avoid the Bahamas altogether, suggesting he had other avenues for you to enter London society. However, you never let a woman sway your thinking. Three days after your engagement, you encountered Jack Sparrow again in Port Royal. Through conversation, you learned of his tragic fate. Four years prior, Jack, after revealing the location of treasure to his crew, was immediately mutinied. Armed with only a rifle and a rapier, he was exiled to a deserted island. He remained on the beach for a month, familiarizing himself to the seabirds and beasts, before escaping with a raft tied to dozens of turtles.

This sounds absurd, but you know he's just bragging, so you just laugh it off. Then Jack Sparrow asks if he can temporarily stay with your ship until the Black Pearl is recaptured. You have no reason to refuse, knowing he's asking for your help and wants to help you. In this world, friendships are like that: always about profit, but sometimes, friendships can outweigh profit.

November 1723, 11 - November 6, 1723: After a period of preparation, with the help of Weatherby Swann, you expanded your fleet to 11 ships. All of these ships were equipped with the cannons you modified. According to Jack Sparrow, these cannons were already more powerful than those of the Black Sea Pirate King, Armand, who was renowned for his firepower.

On November 11th, you led your fleet to the Bahamas. Arriving in Nassau, you simply announced your identity and purpose, remaining inactive for the time being. As your motto goes: The best threat is inaction; once action fails to produce results, the threat fades. During this time, several former Nassau pirates betrayed you and rejoined the pirates, but you took no notice, believing everyone has their own choices. Only when everything was ready did you launch your swift and impulsive action.

Leveraging the connections of your future father-in-law, Weatherby Swann, you submitted a proposal to the British Crown, proposing that the government outsource the Bahamas from the lords to a private investor company, which would provide all the military, economic, and human resources needed to suppress pirates and establish a colony. To achieve this, all that was needed was a pardon issued in the name of the Crown to pirates who peacefully surrendered to the new Governor (yourself). Your charisma and formidable skills were on full display. Upon your arrival in Nassau, the pardon, intended to divide the Bahamian pirates, had already generated widespread interest among the pirates. The promise of a return to justice (and the ability to keep their ill-gotten gains) was like a stroke of salvation, prompting even those who had thought their criminal ways were doomed to fail to return. Even legendary pirates like Hornigold (the model for Whitebeard in "One Piece") abandoned their crimes and joined the ranks to welcome you.

Of course, there are those who surrender and those who hold firm. From December 1723, 12, to February 1, you were attacked by numerous famous pirates, including Charles Vane, one of the "Four Emperors" of the Golden Age of Piracy; Edward Kenway; and William Kidd, all renowned pirates in history. You either defeated them or captured them. Among them, William Kidd, the prototype of Eustace Kidd in One Piece, was captivated by your personal charm and joined your fleet.

On February 1724, 2, near Nassau Harbor, you were attacked by Jocard, the Atlantic Pirate Lord. As the only black man among the Nine Pirate Lords, he rose to the throne solely due to his exceptional black magic skills. But don't forget the dark magic master, Mason Hicks, also on board! Thus, a battle of dark magic ensued between the Pineapple and Jocard's flagship, the Betel and Liquor. Two gigantic voodoo resurrections battled fiercely on the decks, and while the outcome remained uncertain, the Pineapple, under the influence of your Triton Sword, became a legendary ship that plied the seven seas. Ultimately, even with the help of Jack Sparrow and William Kidd, Jocard was ultimately defeated.

Six days after your encounter with Jocard, you encounter another Pirate King, this time Villanueva, the Pirate King of the Adriatic Sea. His empire encompasses the Adriatic Sea, South America, and the Lesser Antilles. The bounty on his head is 2000 gold coins, exactly the same as your compass. He's also the weakest of the nine Pirate Kings. In this unexpected encounter, your fleet, through a few rounds of bombardment, gains a decisive advantage in the naval battle, securing a decisive victory.

From February 1724 to September 2, 8, you easily defeated the Pirate King twice in a row, significantly increasing your authority in Nassau. At least on the surface, the pirates there treated you with respect. Later, when your subordinates approached you with several sailors who had betrayed you, you unexpectedly forgave them. In your view, forgiveness and forgetfulness are sometimes more effective than punishment. And once you've utterly annihilated them, even the humblest, as long as they keep their eyes peeled, will eventually seize the opportunity to exact revenge on the most powerful.

Your actions have moved several mutinous sailors to tears of gratitude. They have returned to your side and remain loyal to you. With the assistance of these native pirates, you have further divided the local pirates in Nassau. Even without weapons, you have initially achieved control over Nassau. Now, half of the Nassau Pirate Council are yours.

On September 1724, 9, your first son was born, giving you the greatest bond in this world. Since you and Elizabeth started your own family, no matter how busy you were, you would always make time to spend with your family. In your opinion, this was a man's most basic responsibility to his family.

On January 1725, 1, after over a year of effort, you finally completed the initial transformation of Nassau, completely reorganizing the Pirate Council and beginning your rule over Nassau and Panama. Your first act was to force the Council to pass an agreement shifting Nassau's primary business from plundering to mercenary operations. Pirates yearning for freedom and combat could still plunder, but in a different format: they could earn substantial rewards by serving other nations as mercenaries. Furthermore, you used your authority as Governor to issue a second Amnesty Act, encouraging pirates to return to their normal occupations. You also encouraged the development of commerce, for as a time traveler, you knew Nassau would become the future capital of the Bahamas and, with its prime location, a natural international port.

In 1726, thanks to your tireless efforts, Nassau underwent a dramatic transformation. You respected and understood everyone, and everyone respected you in return. In just two years, you had driven out more than two-thirds of the pirates or converted them into decent citizens. The "Pirate Republic" was no more. Now, you are the de facto master of the Bahamas.

During this time, you also helped your friend Jack Sparrow recover the Black Pearl, allowing him to continue his adventures. Furthermore, you fulfilled the wish of your friend and subordinate, Mason Hicks, by building him a fully equipped alchemy building. His greatest wish was to achieve great things in alchemy. This surprise moved Mason Hicks to tears, and he told you he planned to return to England and bring his good friend Isaac Newton with him to pursue alchemical research. Yes, that scientist Newton. William Kidd's wish was to become a wealthy farmer and own a rubber plantation, and you fulfilled his wish by buying him a large rubber plantation. As always, you've always been generous to your friends.

On September 1727, 9, just as you thought everything was on track and were about to return to Port Royal to be with your family, you were attacked by a combined force of eight pirate lords near the Lesser Antilles. With the exception of Jack Sparrow, all eight pirate lords of the Seven Seas participated in the ambush, even offering nine eight-riyals to unseal Calypso, the goddess of the sea, in exchange for her participation. Whirlpools of all sizes filled the ocean, impeding your fleet's progress. Finally, a bullet pierced your chest, ending your "happy but brief" life. Your second-in-command, William Kidd, a merciless killer, completely ignored the bullets and wept like a child as he clung to your body. With the passing of your era's protagonist, the Caribbean once again entered an era of pirate rule.

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