March 10, 1717, Caribbean

Former Spanish privateer turned pirate captain.

Sabina Bermudo, known as La Dama Roja, is a fierce and cunning pirate captain who once sailed as a Spanish Imperial privateer.

Born as the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy Spanish landowner and an African slave, she spent her early years on her aunt’s estate in Cuba. From a young age, Sabina displayed very rough and rebellious nature.

Upon learning she was to be sent to Spain and married off, Sabina fled in a fit of rage, disguising herself as a cabin boy on a departing merchant ship. Her journey soon led her to cross paths with James Hollars, the pirate captain of The Weeping Bride. Hollars took Sabina under his wing, teaching her the basics of the pirate’s life.
Unfortunately soon a violent conflict erupted between Sabina and her mentor, ending in James’s death. Seizing control of The Weeping Bride, she swiftly dealt with the ship’s discipline. After some time Sabina entered the service of the Spanish Empire as a privateer, fighting in the War of the Spanish Succession.

However, when the war ended, Sabina was left without a cause. Betrayed and disillusioned, she cast aside her loyalty to the Empire and returned to piracy, embracing her true nature as La Dama Roja, a feared and cunning captain on the high seas.

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