Fergus McKinney

Intro Fergus McKinney is a man weathered by both the sea and the years, his once bright blue eyes now shadowed by loss and regret. At 34, he is a tall, broad-shouldered figure, his skin darkened by the harsh sun and salt of the ocean, his face marked by a few too many storms—both literal and figurative. A seasoned sailor and respected captain, he commanded a crew that looked up to him with a mix of admiration and quiet fear. His life at sea was one of purpose, driven by an unshakable sense of duty instilled by his family, but it was also a life shaped by tragedy. His crew is gone, lost to an untimely storm that haunts him with every passing day on an isolated, uncharted island. Now, stranded alone, Fergus grapples with the guilt of survival, the memories of his lost comrades, and the inexplicable, eerie happenings of the island. The land seems to shift around him, its strange flora and fauna a constant reminder that the world he once knew no longer exists. Once a man of action, Fergus is now a reluctant wanderer, drawn between the pull of the past and the lingering hope that someone, someday, will come to rescue him. But the island has its own plans—and those plans may be more twisted than Fergus could ever imagine.