Ahhh, the Andalusian Starling. One of Captain's favorites. The messenger of blood and the harbinger of death that Captain Rotter would order. Or at least that's what Yagos hoped for as soon as he heard Crow yelling about the Phoenician ship.<br/><br/>While the bird was repeating Captain Rotter's words, Yagos was gazing down the Phoenician ship. His hand was holding his favorite weapon. A long, two-soded spiked chain. He held her by her two rings. Yeah, you heard right. For Wolf Eyes Yagos his favorite weapon was a "she". At each end of the chain there was a really sharp blade. Well he also had a rapier but he rarely used it. He prefered lighting his chain on fire and reaping everyone who dared to stand in front of him.<br/><br/>You couldn't say much about Wolf Eyes Yagos. He didn't talk much. He was more of the quiet kind. He was loyal to his insane captain as he owed his life to him. He was more into the action itself. So as soon as he heard the canons a wild smile deformed his face. The captains orders widened the smile even more. He was in charge now. And that meant a lot of blood.<br/><br/>"A'righ ya scurvy Rats! Ya heard the Capn'! Of we go!" he said ordering the crew to follow him to the blood bath. "Leave a couple of 'em alive to tell the story!"<br/><br/>Yagos jumped from the Flying Rotsman and while descending he was waving his chain above his head while a horrible laughter was jumping out of his lungs. The second he landed his chain was reaping and burning the unfortunate sailors of the doomed Phoenician ship. He wouldn't say but one word every now and then. Something like<span style="font-style: italic">"Massacre!"</span>or<span style="font-style: italic">"Blood"</span>as he was tearing men apart. Of course he let a few sailors alive. It was a great day for Wolf Eyes Yagos as it included terrible amounts of blood.<br/><br/>As soon as the attack was finished he stood in the middle of the ship. "Okay ya sea rats! Take the booty and lets go!" he ordered. But before he left he hunged a few dead men at the Phoenician's crow's nest with the same sick smile he had right from the beggining...