LN Gauward's Lie

The Lakayan Navy Gauward's Lie was a Lakayan Federation flagship. It initially was the personal galleon of Commodore Lilac Rogers in the 1500s, and named the Golden Comet .
In 1513, Gauward of the Lakayan Liberators was captured whilst infiltrating Fort Helena alone. Before his execution ordered by Machavellio Disforza via Gianluca Disforza, he told the guard captain that aboard this ship, the Commodore was hoarding illegal embezzled wealth. This lie harmed her reputation greatly, but before she could be investigated, the Battle of Fort Helena occurred. The ship was renamed in Gauward's memory.
It served as one of the flagships of the Second Fleet of the Vortais-Lakayan Navy in the late 1510s and 1520s, including for the Sack of Luskan. 
On its voyage to Luskan in 1519, it was accompanied by many other ships. One of them, a schooner, was captained by Iuvette Latir-Regnard and one of the soldiers aboard it was Arnaud DuPont Leroux. They were blown off course away from the Lie.
Iuvette survived, and became captain of the ship in 1545 when it was retired from peacekeeping due to its age and used instead for trading. She ran several missions around the Vortic Sea Route, all the way from Fen to Lakay and back.
In 1560, the Night Watch hitched a ride from Fen to Lakay.
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