As the crew arrived on the ports of Hamburg, they were greeted by the city's military. The soldiers escorted them through the bustling city, showing them the sights and introducing them to the local culture. Lizar Kure, Hamton Kira, Fate Kure, William, James, and George quickly made themselves at home in Hamburg, enjoying the civilized comforts of the city after weeks at sea. They explored the markets, sampled the local cuisine, and even took in a show at the opera house. The crew couldn't believe their fortune in landing in such a welcoming place.

As they settled into their new surroundings, Hamton Kira revealed a surprising fact. He had a family in Hamburg - a wife and a daughter. Fate Kure was particularly intrigued when he learned that Hamton's daughter was the same age as him. "I had no idea you had a family here," Lizar Kure said, a hint of surprise in his voice. "Why didn't you mention this before?" "I didn't want to worry anyone," Hamton replied. "Plus, I wasn't sure if they were still here." The crew members were impressed by Hamton's ability to keep such a personal matter to himself. They were also curious to meet his family, and Fate couldn't wait to make a new friend with whom he shared so much in common.

As they toured Hamton's magnificent mansion, the crew was surprised to learn that he had been a noble in Hamburg. "I inherited this estate from my father," Hamton explained. "I was supposed to take over the family business, but I had other ideas. I wanted adventure, so I set sail across the Atlantic in search of treasure." The crew was impressed by Hamton's bravery and determination. They realized that his ability to sail the ship with such skill was due in part to his upbringing. Fate Kure was still lost in thought about the girl about his age who was breathtakingly beautiful. He was in awe of her, and had never felt this feeling before. The girl was Hamton's daughter. 

As the days turned into weeks, the crew settled into their new surroundings. They made themselves at home in Hamton's grand estate, each finding their own way to contribute. Lizar Kure managed to start a small business, selling books of fictional stories to the locals. William revealed to Fate Kure that the sword he had given him in the middle of the Atlantic had been in his family for generations. "It was created in a small village in Japan in the year 845," William explained, revealing the numbers 845 engraved on the sword's handle in Japanese characters: "八百四十五". "It has stayed in my family ever since. But I have a disorder where I cannot create any more offspring, so I have gifted the sword to you, Fate. I trust you to carry on the legacy for future generations." Fate was honored by the gesture, and he couldn't believe the weight of responsibility that had just been placed on his shoulders.

Meanwhile, James, Hamton, and George were out at sea, attempting to find a sea monster. James and George were skeptical of Hamton's belief in these creatures. "I'm telling you, they exist!" Hamton insisted. "And when we find one, I'll slay it and find gold inside of it." James and George rolled their eyes at Hamton's wild ideas, but they humored him anyway. They sailed for hours, scouring the seas for any sign of a sea monster. But as the sun dipped below the horizon, James and George were ready to call it a day. "I don't think we're going to find anything out here," James said. "You're probably right," George added. "I guess we'll have to leave the sea monsters to the imagination." They all laughed at the idea, but Hamton knew deep down that he would never give up on his quest.