Martha Igrie captained a cruise ship charged with protecting the Virginia gem, a role secured through nepotism rather than skill. Despite her dependability, she habitually shirked responsibilities, retreating to secluded spots to evade subordinates and offload mundane tasks. Her penchant for escapism extended to an obsession with a steamy otome dating sim, which dominated her private hours.

While dodging duties one day, she stumbled upon Taiyo in her favorite hiding place, sparking an instant bond. This connection intensified when Taiyo, aided by Kei and the pirate Jannis, breached her quarters to steal the Virginia. After being subdued, Martha fought back briefly before yielding to Taiyo’s flirtations under Kei’s coaxing, cementing her infatuation.

A disgruntled subordinate, embittered by Martha’s absentee leadership, allied with the pirate Shiunk to wreck her ship and reveal the theft. Their sabotage nearly destroyed the vessel and succeeded in stealing the Virginia. In the aftermath, Martha deserted her post to follow Taiyo, discarding her privileged yet careless past.

Later portrayals showed her joining a widening circle of women vying for Taiyo’s attention. Her efforts to counter his allure during missions involving the Virginia and cosmic ventures underscored her internal conflict. Once defined by authority, she now navigates a tentative shift toward partnership, though her ultimate trajectory hangs unresolved as the series continues.