Captain Karnon Senne is a Basilean Legion captain, he is one of the very first officers to be appointed to the newly formed 5th Maritime Legion of Foot (aka Basilean Marines).
Captain Karnon Senne a secondary protagonist in the novels Pious and its follow up, Through Thick and Thin.
Biography
About
A veteran soldier in his early/mid twenties, Karnon Senne has been appointed to the rank of Captain in the newly formed 5th Maritime Legion of Foot. He commands the Pious detachment of marines; a unit of some forty soldiers. Karnon is a determined, resolute individual with little time for humour.
History
Military Career
After joining in the year 3956, Karnon Senne has been appointed to the rank of Captain in the newly formed 5th Maritime Legion of Foot. He commands the Pious detachment of marines; a unit of some forty soldiers. Karnon is a determined, resolute individual with little time for humour.
Pious (novel)
Fiercely loyal to the Legion and initially suspicious of the Basilean Navy his harsh and blunt attitude immediately endeared him to the strict, professionally minded captain of the elohi-class frigate 'Pious', Charn Ferrus - despite their initial meeting resulting in mild insubordination from Karnon.
Beneath his callous exterior, Karnon is loyal and sympathetic to his friends, as seen on multiple occasions with his support of Jaymes Ellias' highly emotional, romantic aspirations.
Karnon's adventures aboard the Pious have now seen him fully content in his new role and proud to be a marine.
Family
Karnon is newly married with his wife Sabine living on the Basilean mainland (during the events of the novel Pious) whilst he serves from the naval base on Keretia, a subject of much stress to him but something he shares with nobody else.
Karnon moved his wife out to Keretia to live with him at some point between the novels Pious and Through Thick and Thin - she appears as a minor supporting character in the latter.
Trivia
- Karnon often wears distastefully brightly coloured trousers when socialising in his spare time, a nod towards a real life custom in the British Army's officer corps.
External Links
- Pious Digital - https://www.manticgames.com/fiction/tales-of-pannithor/pious/
- Pious Paperback - https://www.whpsupplyroom.com/fantasy/p/tales-of-pannithor-pious-1#gsc.tab=0
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