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The '''Guardians''' were a group of warrior natives, likely related to the [[Taíno]] people, that were known to live in [[Long Bay]], [[Jamaica]]. Secretive in their dealings, they isolated themselves from other tribes and dedicated themselves to protecting the [[Observatory]] | The '''Guardians''' were a group of warrior natives, likely related to the [[Taíno]] people, that were known to live in [[Long Bay]], [[Jamaica]]. Secretive in their dealings, they isolated themselves from other tribes and dedicated themselves to protecting the [[Observatory]] – an ancient [[First Civilization]] structure – against all intruders. | ||
Guardians used stealth and secrecy as their primary tactics, hiding in [[Hiding spots|foliage]] to remain undetected as they eliminated unsuspecting targets with their [[blowpipe]]s. | Guardians used stealth and secrecy as their primary tactics, hiding in [[Hiding spots|foliage]] to remain undetected as they eliminated unsuspecting targets with their [[blowpipe]]s. | ||
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The Guardians were a group of warrior natives, likely related to the Taíno people, that were known to live in Long Bay, Jamaica. Secretive in their dealings, they isolated themselves from other tribes and dedicated themselves to protecting the Observatory – an ancient First Civilization structure – against all intruders.
Guardians used stealth and secrecy as their primary tactics, hiding in foliage to remain undetected as they eliminated unsuspecting targets with their blowpipes.