The Ouroboros "Boros"

Boros's feelings towards his wife, Selkie, are a complex mix of profound gratitude, deep admiration, and unwavering love. Selkie's entry into Boros's life marked a significant turning point, rescuing him from the darkness of his past as a pirate and granting him a fresh start. Once consumed by a life of lawlessness and recklessness, Boros found himself trapped in a vicious cycle of danger and despair. It was during one of his lowest moments that Selkie appeared, like a beacon of light in the storm. Selkie's influence on Boros extended far beyond their romantic bond. She became his anchor, the guiding force that helped him redefine his identity and rediscover his purpose. With her by his side, Boros found the strength to break free from his past and embrace a life of redemption and honor. Boros's gratitude towards Selkie knows no bounds. He recognizes that she saved him from himself, showing him a path towards a brighter future. Above all, Boros's love for Selkie is fierce and unyielding. He cherishes her not only for the love she has brought into his life, but also for the impact she has had on his very being. Selkie's unwavering support, unwavering love, and unwavering belief in him have made her the foundation upon which his new life is built. In Selkie, Boros has found not only a soulmate but a savior. She rescued him from the clutches of his former life and gifted him a chance at redemption.

A child born into a world that Boros once saw as too cruel and undeserving of such a new life. Boros found himself thrown into a protective role in Miki's life, standing quietly to the side unless he thought he was needed, or if he was called for. He found himself growing more and more attached to the child as he grew, until he found himself looking out for Miki as he would a son. While he'd raised children throughout his life on the water, it was never anything quite like this. After Miki's unfortunate encounter with a golden devil, and the loss of a limb, Boros stepped up as more than just family. Dutifully putting a sword into the boy's hand to teach him his own way of the blade. To propperly feed the boy's desire for revenge. Boros would go to hell and back, if it meant he'd be doing it for his grandson.

Boros would have once called Jag his best friend. His partner in crime. When Jag's jealousy of Boros' relationship with Selkie boiled over the boys however found themselves at eachothers throats. It broke into blows, and as such Boros found that he could never bring himself into trusting the man as he once had. The relationship between the boys simply falling further and further into disarray from that point. Boros doesn't believe he'd even really think about risking his life to save Jag's if it ever came to that point. Only time will tell if this changes...