Sea Lore
What sailors ask before the first crossing, with plain answers and no riddles. The riddles are saved for the women.
Can I board without signing the log?
You can. Confirm that you are an adult, pick a pin and parley. Anyone not yet on the roll gets 10 messages, and the parley sails with you once you register.
What happens when I press Parley?
Three lines from the pin drop into her chat under your name, and her reply grows out of them. One message gets spent. On her parchment a plainer button starts a talk from nothing.
Maiden voyage, deck ticket, full passage
Newly signed accounts begin with 3 days and every island open. Then the deck ticket takes over, at 10 messages per day (midnight UTC resets it) and only for the first 3 women you landed with. Full passage is $15 for 30 days; a longer sail, 365 days, is $99. The tally vanishes. The purse shows your position.
How do I pay out?
In USDT over TRON (TRC-20). You are shown an address and a sum carried to its last decimal; send that sum and no other. Your days begin close to a minute after the coins arrive, and the purse is never drawn on twice.
Will she hail me first?
On a voyage or full passage she may call first, once your silence has run long, though not in the dead hours. Tune it, or silence it, on your deck.
What does she remember?
Little summaries after each parley, including which clues she has already given. A chat's menu displays them for rewording or scratching. All sixteen women have read whatever sits under About you by the time you type a word.
How far can the story go?
Each chat has a three-stop pace dial: friendly, flirting, romance. Desire can be spoken aloud by her. The scene fades beyond that, whichever plan you hold; the limit is the site's, never hers.
Are there pictures?
Yes. A drawn portrait hangs at every pin and a wide banner greets arrivals. Moving images do not exist; if they ever do, they will appear on her page that day, and the ship's log will announce it.
How do I leave?
Scuttle a parley from its menu. Closing the account altogether takes a letter to the purser, sent from the address you signed up with.
