The Guardians of Legacy
From Lixans Comics
The Guardians of Legacy, or GoL, are a relatively new, but powerful, faction.
Creation
The GoL is actually a "crack squad" of the Guild Comica. Their home base is on Legacy-nui, and their members are all members of the Guild.
The idea originally started with Lixan and Revan brainstorming durring free time, and turned into a whole other faction. Lixan, who is actually second-in-command of The Guild, presented the idea to Red 709, leader of the Guild, who in turn said yes.
High ranking members were chosen for the Guardians, and were placed under Lixan's command, who is actually the leader of the Guardians.
Members
The Guardians are stil growing, so little data is available. But they were formed to guard the secret og Legacy-nui, a vital part of the Guild Comica.
Lixan- The leader. He is skilled in leadership and is actually the Guild member stationed on Legacy-nui.
Xaeraz- Xaeraz was one of the first to volunteer, and so had becoming a very trusted and respected member.
Revan- Revan was the first member, aside form Lixan, however, he is no longer part of the Guardians. Durring the initial war in which the GoL were created, his armor was scared and and one of his eyes badly damaged. The reason for his leaving is unknown, and it it suspected that only he and Lixan know the true reason. However, he is still called in from time-to-time and because of it, he is under the rank of "angent", and not member.
Aliances
The GoL have access to all of the alliances the Guild has, and has even made some new ones:
Silent Reality- Because of Revan's past, the GoL were able to strike a deal with Silent Reality, the secret Angel organization bent on the downfall of the demons.
Demon Tyrants and Rebels- Since most all of the members of the GoL have demons who, at some point or another, were part of something big, many demon rebels have struck alliances with the GoL, and a few tyrants have too, in hopes of gaining allies to bring about the downfall of the Demon King, so they can take his place.
