Three-Masted Sailing Ship in the Caribbean

Detailed (100% photorealistic), ((100% anatomically correct)), (((uncensored))); Bronze tan tanning Skin tone A fairly new, armed, three-masted pinnace from around 1744; the ship’s sails are taut and full as it sails close-hauled in the Caribbean breeze, causing the vessel to heel slightly. Long, narrow blue flags flutter from the mastheads. Far off in the background, another ship with black sails is faintly visible. They are likely Caribbean pirates, but by evening, the crew will be safe in Curaçao. I can see the older coxswain steering even closer to the wind to increase the ship's speed. The fierce, young, red-haired captain urges her crew to give their all; she is a tall, slender Irishwoman of about eighteen. She wears an old, worn, and very tight dark-red lace-up dress—which she has nearly outgrown—in the typical Baroque style; it is tightly laced, accentuating her décolletage. She is the daughter of the captain who fell during the last pirate attack, yet the crew trusts her.