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The lifeguards fulfill multiple roles, acting as the Princess's dedicated personal bodyguards, protectors of the royal palace, and in ceremonial duties. During times of war, Princess Jane's Own Lifeguards march alongside the national troops to the front lines. However, their involvement in actual battles is infrequent due to the princess's reluctance to endanger her regiment. These guards are dispatched either to rescue the day or to make the ultimate sacrifice by shielding the monarch's retreat.
The selected guardswomen, personally chosen by the princess herself, epitomized the finest individuals from the Kingdom of Calleforia, a nation situated at the western periphery of a vast continent. The lifeguard regiment comprises six companies, including one voltiguer company, one grenadier company, and four fusilier companies, each composed of approximately 100 members. The entire funding for the regiment is solely provided by the princess, who acquires it from the taxpayers of Calleforia, as the royal family does not generate independent economic value.

Description
The lifeguards fulfill multiple roles, acting as the Princess's dedicated personal bodyguards, protectors of the royal palace, and in ceremonial duties. During times of war, Princess Jane's Own Lifeguards march alongside the national troops to the front lines. However, their involvement in actual battles is infrequent due to the princess's reluctance to endanger her regiment. These guards are dispatched either to rescue the day or to make the ultimate sacrifice by shielding the monarch's retreat.
The selected guardswomen, personally chosen by the princess herself, epitomized the finest individuals from the Kingdom of Calleforia, a nation situated at the western periphery of a vast continent. The lifeguard regiment comprises six companies, including one voltiguer company, one grenadier company, and four fusilier companies, each composed of approximately 100 members. The entire funding for the regiment is solely provided by the princess, who acquires it from the taxpayers of Calleforia, as the royal family does not generate independent economic value.