Captain Blackbeard's Quantum Compass: The Multiverse Pirate

What if I told you Captain Blackbeard didn't die in 1718, but instead discovered something that made him

immortal across infinite realities?

Deep in a Spanish treasure ship, beneath gold and silver, he found a compass unlike any other.

Its needle didn't point north—it pointed to other dimensions, shimmering with otherworldly energy.

The first time Blackbeard activated the compass, reality tore open like fabric.

He stepped through into a world where the American Revolution never happened, where British ships ruled every ocean.

Here, he wasn't a wanted criminal—he was just another privateer.

But the compass showed him dozens more realities beckoning.

In one dimension, he found a world where pirates ruled as kings of floating cities.

In another, the seas had turned to liquid starlight, and ships sailed through space itself.

Each reality offered new treasures, new adventures, but also new dangers—including alternate versions of himself, some allies, others

deadly enemies.

But the compass came with a price—each jump between dimensions left a piece of his soul behind, and

he began to realize that some doors, once opened, could never be closed.

Now he wanders infinite realities, no longer just a pirate, but a guardian preventing others from making his

same mistake.