James Lochsley

MINOR INFORMATION
James Lochsley was a Brettish Admiral who was the son of famous Brettish Admiral, ‘Mad’ Jack Lochsley. James's father had begun to tutor Arthur Paxton during Arthurs later teenage years, during the lull in-between Arthurs tutorship, James and Arthur would form an inseparable friendship. This friendship would later strengthen when both Arthur Paxton and James Lochsley both joined The Queen's' Army of Brettland. Both of them would go on to serve together in The Salt War, before separating to peruse their own life paths. James later transferred to the navy, where he would later be promoted to Admiral and was dispatched to the Brettish Embassy in Titus City, with a small fleet intent on protecting Brettish Trade Interest and the Brettish Embassy. James's time in Titus City would be cut short, as he was killed in action protecting The Warlord State of Titus's government from insurgents attempting to overthrow the pro-Brettish reigning King, King George The Fat.