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Rasputin would hold a codename called [[Nefele Stronghold]] within his list of known human colonies and settlements, suggesting he was somehow alerted to Neomuna's creation and Soteria's survival.<ref>https://www.ishtar-collective.net/interactions/evidence-board-report-transcript-wound</ref> He would later delete most if not all direct references to the location at an unknown point in time. | Rasputin would hold a codename called [[Nefele Stronghold]] within his list of known human colonies and settlements, suggesting he was somehow alerted to Neomuna's creation and Soteria's survival.<ref>https://www.ishtar-collective.net/interactions/evidence-board-report-transcript-wound</ref> He would later delete most if not all direct references to the location at an unknown point in time. | ||
Neomuna would remain completely unknown to either the surviving denizens of Earth or even the Awoken of the Reef, opting to remain isolated for their own safety. Even after learning of survivors on Earth, the citizens of Neomuna heard rumors and tales of beings wielding strange paracausal powers which were used to oppress many survivors, the [[Warlords]]. For this reason, the neomuni opted to refrain from reaching out to the people of Earth, fearing the conflicts of Earth would reach their safe city, even after the Warlords had been toppled by the rise of more noble Risen of the Iron Lords and therefore becoming ignorant of the current generations of Guardians. Likewise, | Neomuna would remain completely unknown to either the surviving denizens of Earth or even the Awoken of the Reef, opting to remain isolated for their own safety. Even after learning of survivors on Earth, the citizens of Neomuna heard rumors and tales of beings wielding strange paracausal powers which were used to oppress many survivors, the [[Warlords]]. For this reason, the neomuni opted to refrain from reaching out to the people of Earth, fearing the conflicts of Earth would reach their safe city, even after the Warlords had been toppled by the rise of more noble Risen of the [[Iron Lords]] and therefore becoming ignorant of the current generations of [[Guardians]]. Likewise, they are aware of the existence and origins of the Exo, initially believing that they are extinct after the Collapse, again ignorant of many existing within the Last City on Earth but had heard rumors of them nonetheless. To further help defend themselves, the neomuni developed a means to cybernetically augment a human, granting them heightened abilities at the cost of reducing their lifespan, the [[Cloud Striders]], who go on to be the main protectors of Neomuna. The main foe the Cloud Striders would face in protecting Neomuna would be the [[Vex]] but they would expect to one day face against the Lightbearers should they actually find Neomuna. | ||
Centuries later, however, things would change dramatically for the people of Neomuna, as they would come under assault from the [[Shadow Legion]], in service to [[The Witness]], the true cause of the Collapse, as they search for a relic called [[The Veil]] which is entombed beneath their city. Facing all-out war, the people of Neomuna put themselves in cyber-like slumber within the [[CloudArk]] to hide themselves as the Cloud Striders fought off against the Shadow Legion but despite their efforts, they were losing ground. However, the latest Cloud Striders, [[Rohan]] and [[Nimbus]], would gain the aid of the Guardian and [[Osiris]] who had come to prevent the Shadow Legion from acquiring The Veil. Despite being skeptical of the Lightbearers, the Cloud Striders agreed to join forces with the Guardians to save their city. | Centuries later, however, things would change dramatically for the people of Neomuna, as they would come under assault from the [[Shadow Legion]], in service to [[The Witness]], the true cause of the Collapse, as they search for a relic called [[The Veil]] which is entombed beneath their city. Facing all-out war, the people of Neomuna put themselves in cyber-like slumber within the [[CloudArk]] to hide themselves as the Cloud Striders fought off against the Shadow Legion but despite their efforts, they were losing ground. However, the latest Cloud Striders, [[Rohan]] and [[Nimbus]], would gain the aid of the Guardian and [[Osiris]] who had come to prevent the Shadow Legion from acquiring The Veil. Despite being skeptical of the Lightbearers, the Cloud Striders agreed to join forces with the Guardians to save their city. | ||
Despite Rohan sacrificing his life in the fight, the Cloud Striders' alliance with the Guardians would bear fruit in keeping Neomuna and its people safe, defeating Emperor Calus and especially in protecting the CloudArk from the | Despite Rohan sacrificing his life in the fight, the Cloud Striders' alliance with the Guardians would bear fruit in keeping Neomuna and its people safe, defeating Emperor Calus and especially in protecting the CloudArk from the Vex. However, some Neomuni have displayed skepticism in whether the Guardians were different from the Warlords, as the Earth representatives objected to the label, clarifying that the Guardians have the [[Vanguard]] to provide checks and balances and a command structure but the same critics would point out the Vanguard's apparent lax of control over their membership and lack of accountability. To further add to the confusion, the civilian City Council of Neomuna are unsure how to legally classify the Guardians' Ghosts, especially the unpartnered Ghosts. | ||
Since the Shadow Legion's attack, the Neomuni have petitioned the City Council to expand their military capabilities but this was rejected by the council as they didn't want to risk an increase in military authority or the loss of reconstruction expertise. However, they did agree to approving a petition to expand the scope of civilian defense force efforts. | Since the Shadow Legion's attack, the Neomuni have petitioned the City Council to expand their military capabilities but this was rejected by the council as they didn't want to risk an increase in military authority or the loss of reconstruction expertise. However, they did agree to approving a petition to expand the scope of civilian defense force efforts. | ||