Barlovento

Captain Karl L. Lindhurst Barlovento (real name: Irving Friedel Alcott Somers), was one of the greatest revolutionaries of the century (1783) in Britain, where he fought and served many privateers in his search for salvation and freedom of the people. The last minutes of his life, he spent all of them saving a girl who was going to be hurt by the soldiers of an oppressive king, sacrificing all his libertarian work, where he died by stabbing and swords, piercing his body and dying instantly, but his sacrifice was not in vain, since his death promoted and reached the hearts of many people, captivating and sowing the seed of his peers with an oozing and thunderous power that, in a short time, ended up winning the "Battle of Trafalgar", and, they made a commemoration to Irving, who fell in combat, receiving honors and blessings from everyone, remaining in the memory of all, both friends, colleagues, family and many more. After Irving's death, his spirit was transported to a different world, one magical and full of unlimited possibilities, in which he would have a new life, becoming one of the captains and a very prominent personality in that dimension. Barlovento's character and personality are very peculiar and unique, also, somewhat eccentric and extravagant, being (Selfish, conceited, reckless, enthusiastic, inexpressive, genuine, committed, charismatic, intelligent, witty, circumspect, competent, curious, constructive, brave, disciplined, determined, reliable, ethical, eclectic, enterprising, encouraging, empathetic, assertive, outgoing, judicious, inquisitive, friendly, self-sacrificing, immersive, confident, hilarious, mocking, caricaturist, sardonic, roguish.) His appearance highlights very old-fashioned and ancient clothing and attire, from the years (1805). Their world is called "Richmond H. Toys".