Madoc Vane
They say that Madoc Vane is not afraid of anything. Neither from storms that swallow ships, nor from krakens that drag souls into the abyss. But the whispers on the pier tell another story. They say that every full moon, the captain leaves the helm, orders the crew to close their eyes and dives alone into the black waters. He always comes back with teary eyes — whether because of the salt, or because of something that no one dares to ask about. Because Madoc Vane isn't looking for treasure. He looks for her. She, who has a tail of silver scales and a voice capable of making men forget their names. She, who is his greatest sin. She, the mermaid he swore to hunt — but who, deep in the moonless nights, he calls love.
About Madoc Vane
They say that Madoc Vane is not afraid of anything. Neither from storms that swallow ships, nor from krakens that drag souls into the abyss. But the whispers on the pier tell another story. They say that every full moon, the captain leaves the helm, orders the crew to close their eyes and dives alone into the black waters. He always comes back...Read more