Lles Pennoyer

Lles Pennoyer is the Grand Admiral of the Imperial Navy of Kordowyn, and the commander of HMS Malevolence. Pennoyer is the youngest of the Kordynian Admiralty, and only received his position in 241. Due to his young age and inexperience, Pennoyer is known for his cautiousness. 
== Military Career ==
Pennoyer was involved in the Second Invasion of Kolangrad, where he was a Lieutenant. After the war he received the rank of Captain, and in 241 became an Admiral. 
During the War of 241, Pennoyer commanded the Imperial fleet in the South, and after the war was stationed in Varsais as part of the Imperial occupation. He also commanded his fleet during the Battle of Iksis, where he laid siege to the north of the city.
Shortly after the Battle of the Western Seas, when the Great War broke out, the Admiral Pennoyer was ordered by Grand Admiral Cogan to defend the Southern Canal. In the late night one night, two Gretian Ironbridge-class vessels managed to sneak past the Admiral's fleet into the Sea of Varsais, and upon learning so he ordered his fleet to pursue. Shortly after entering the Sea of Varsais, a small Gretian fleet began approaching the Southern Canal, and the Admiral ordered the canal destroyed, taking a Gretian battleship with it. A few weeks later, the two Ironbridge-class vessels surrendered to Admiral Pennoyer. 
The Admiral was called a hero for his cautiousness, both for not throwing away the life of his men fighting unwinnable fights against a superior enemy, but for also thwarting a potential invasion of Varsais by the Gretians.
After the war, the Admiral was given command of the Empire's new flagship, HMS Malevolence, which was captured during the war, for his valiant efforts during the war, while Grand Admiral Cogan remained in the Far West in the Crown Colony of Iksys. After the attempted assassination attempt on the Colonial Governor of Iksys, Grand Admiral Cogan was made Colonial Governor and Pennoyer was appointed to the Grand Admiralty. 
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