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West Carroway

Species: Human Gender: Male Age: 19 Kingdom of origin: Felle Kingdom of residence: Nomadic Family: Parents Peia and Johan Carroway (deceased), Brother Will Carroway (deceased) Occupation: Master gunner of the Youngblood Appearance: Tall, medium skin tone, toned, black hair, darkest brown eyes West was the youngest son of Peia and Johan Carroway, born in a Native Fellon reservation village. He was a shy and easily pleased child who adored his older brother Will to the point of worship. West was an imaginative child who loved making up thrilling stories where he and Will were the heroes. When West was 10, his parents and brother were killed in a hate crime on their way home from a school awards ceremony in a nearby village. West was put into the care of a reservation orphanage run by a religious Fellon organisation. Although he was absolutely miserable there, West formed a friendship with a younger boy named Mika, and adopted a big brother position like the one Will had held for him. At the age of 17, West put in place his masterpiece plan. With Mika in tow, he snuck out of the orphanage one night and hitchhiked to the nearest port, hoping to stow away on a ship and figure out their next step when they hit land. Once there, however, the only ship boarding was that of a crew of pirates headed on a pillaging voyage. Blending in with the flow of haggard teenagers, the two boys found themselves on board. They were discovered hours later by the First Mate, who only laughed and welcomed them on board. Finding the pirate's life to suit them nicely, West and Mika elected to remain on board and see out the voyage. When they reached the Youngblood's target island however, an attack by its savage natives resulted in the deaths of half their crew, Mika among them. While the rest of the crew abandoned the Youngblood immediately out of fear, West knew he had nowhere else to go and requested to remain on board. West is a very laid back, often lazy crew member. He enjoys his job as master gunner because he only has to work if and when they get into a fight. He is opinionated, but won't get into an argument unless he knows for sure that he'll win it. West exudes confidence, verging on insufferable arrogance at times. He rubs some members of the crew the wrong way, especially Gideon, but gets along well with Dylan. It's possible that West's devil-may-care attitude is all an act, covering up his sensitivity and affection for his crew, and the lasting impact of Mika's death. The one time anyone sees him jump into action without complaining is when one of his team, especially it's younger members, is in trouble.