Scavengers

Sailfin Scavengers are an elite group of pirates that lead expeditions into the Otherworld to collect resources such as void shards, loot, weapons, and other organic materials. While previously the Scavengers would raid and fight and steal what they wanted, completion of the Seraphim's Pact plot has formed a trade agreement with Seraphim, and Scavengers now buy and trade what they need.

The Scavengers have three main groups - Admirals, Captains, and crew. Admirals sail reinforced pirate ships, known as Scavenger ships while Captains accompany these ships with their Voyager airships. Both ships will have a handpicked crew to handle the ship's duties, such as navigation and weapons.

Typically, if an Admiral or Captain dies, their ship will also be decommissioned.

There are currently 18 Admirals serving, and 1 in training, with 4 deceased. There are 13 active Captains, and 1 deceased.

Active Admirals
Active Scavengers are currently actively serving in Sailfin Bay. They may not be constantly sailing, but are able to sail at a moment's notice. Most of them will either be sailing, or in the break room if they have nothing else to do.
 * Adelpha Valera, Azurian Sky 10
 * Xol Farsight, Worm God's Whisper 24

Active Captains

 * Scorpii, Red Star 14

Crewmen
Each ship has a crew of 70-500, depending on the model of the ship.
 * Echidna, First Mate, Worm God's Whisper 24

Training Scavengers
Admirals and Captains train while their ship is built. During this time, they will also get to pick their ship's name, which traditionally, should not be said until their maiden voyage. However, this tradition is hardly followed anymore, and many new Admirals and Captains will discuss a name with others to find the best one. Training is a long and difficult process to ensure that only the best are allowed to lead a ship into the dangerous waters of the Otherworld.

Deceased Scavengers
Sailing into the Otherworld is an extremely risky job, and Scavengers have died before, whether it be from an attack, or an accident. Each Admiral and Captain has a relic which are kept on hand until they die, in which they are returned to the bay to keep the final message of the deceased, and are displayed.

The ID numbers for the ships of deceased Admirals and Captains are never reused. Part of it is out of respect, in a show that the deceased cannot be replaced, and out of taboo as well.