Antes de Colón, Los Monstruosos Gigantes que Casi DESTRUYEN América

at the dawn of North American history such a colossal threat emerged that almost erased existence itself of the continent's native peoples the siteca legend redhead giants of miraculous proportions and unble strength dates back to an era that the fate of an entire race hung on a thread these titans that rose to heights of more than 4m possessed a strength capable of uprooting centuries-old trees and crush rocks with their bare hands. its appearance marked the beginning of an unprecedented era of terror threatening to extinguish the flame of native civilization that had flourished for millennia the northern payutes inhabitants of the vast expanses which today we know as nevada Oregon and California were the first to face this nightmare made meat these brave warriors, albeit numerous and skilled. looked like insects in the face of miraculous stature and the devastating power of the siteca every encounter with the giants left such a deep trail of destruction que it seemed that the earth itself had been torn apart by the clutches of enraged gods entire villages disappeared overnight its inhabitants devoured or crushed under the enormous feet of the invaders the cries of terror of the survivors echoed in the valleys and mountains carrying with him the warning of an imminent extinction the very existence of Native Americans its millenary culture and its sacred connection to the earth were on the verge of being deleted forever of the face of the continent the first meeting documented between the pallutes and the siteca occurred during a house invasion in the depths of an unexplored valley a group of payute hunters led by the experienced uoboka had ventured beyond their usual territories following the trail of a herd of deer at nightfall while preparing their camp heard strange sounds from the thick forest uóboca known for its caution ordered his men to remain silent.

and alerts what emerged from the trees defied any explanation giants over 4m high with pale skin and fire-red hair appeared before the stunned hunters his eyes described in the stories as bright and cold as ice scrutinized the Payutes with a mixture of darkness and malice without saying a word the giants attacked the camp his strength was enormous uprooted trees and used them as clubs. payute hunters surpassed in size and strength fought bravely uo mouth trying to hurt one of the giants with an accurate scar on his eye which caused a roar of pain that resonated throughout the Valley this act of courage allowed some of the hunters to escape but not before seeing how he sites them two of his colleagues will be invited raising them as if they were small animals the survivors headed by uo boca returned to their village to tell what had happened. at first many doubted its history believing that fear or some hallucinogenic plant had clouded his judgment however, the disappearance of hunters and the wounds of survivors were sufficient proof that something extraordinary had happened the chief of the tribe a wise old man named númaga called for a court-martial gathered the bravest warriors and the most powerful shamans to discuss how to deal with this unprecedented threat Numaga known for its sensitivity and strategic vision understood that this struggle would require more than brute force would need cunning patience and above all unity in the following weeks site attacks became more frequent and entire villages were plundered their inhabitants killed or kidnapped the pallutes discovered with horror that the giants did not only kill for pleasure or to steal but also fed on human flesh on Tuesday raised terror to new levels and marked the beginning of a desperate struggle.

for survival Numaga recognizing the magnitude of the threat made an unprecedented decision sent messengers to neighboring tribes some of which had been traditional enemies of the Payutes. warned them about the danger of the giants redheads and proposed an alliance to confront them many tribes received these messages with skepticism believing that it was a trick to gain an advantage in ancient territorial conflicts however, as the sitecas' attacks extended beyond of the payute territory other tribes began to experience terror first hand the chochone, the washow and the banok soon joined the paiutes in its fight against the giants this alliance forged in fear and necessity marked a milestone in the history of the native peoples. of the region the first attempts at resistance were the native warriors to fighting other humans or wild animals found themselves completely surpassed by the strength and ferocity of the siteca in a particularly bloody battle on the banks of the troki river a combined force of payute and shoshone warriors was almost annihilated the flies that would normally knock down a bear barely slowed down the giants spears that would pass through the thicker leather barely scratched his pale skin after each defeat the survivors gathered to share what they had learned a banok warrior named pochitello noticed that despite its strength the siteka were not invulnerable his eyes were apparently a weak point as uoboka had demonstrated in the first meeting also noted that although they were fast over short distances were easily tired in successful chases this information became the basis of a new Numaga strategy.

inspired by home tactics that his people had perfected over generations proposed a new approach instead of confronting the siteca directly the native warriors began to harass them with quick attacks and strategic retreats used their superior knowledge of the terrain to set up ambushes and then disappear into nature before the giants could counterattack this new strategy began to bear fruit in a series of skirmishes along the Humboldt River Valley the natives managed to ambush small groups of siteca using nets to entangle his legs and then attacking with spears and arrows addressed to your eyes and smiles although losses remained significant the natives began to inflict harm on the giants a turning point came during a site attack on a Payute village near lake winemuka a young warrior named winemuka in an act of despair threw a lighted torch at one of the giants to everyone's surprise the site receded in terror her red hair and beard lighting up like tinder this Tuesday changed the course of the war the natives began to incorporate fire in all its defensive strategies surrounded their villages with oil-filled ditches. that could turn on quickly developed incendiary overloads dipping the tips in resin and turning them on before firing also learned to create smokescreens burning certain plants what confused the giants and allowed the native warriors attacking with advantage sites facing this new threat were forced to change their tactics abandoned their frontal attacks and began to act with more stealth making night raids and ambushes however, the natives now United and better prepared succeeded in repelling most of these attacks the war entered a new phase a defensive and strategy sites cornered and increasingly desperate retreated to the great lake known today as pyramid lake there using his Tule skills built large rafts and established a fortress on an island in the center of the lake this new base gave the Siteca a advantage. could launch quick attacks against coastal villages and then retreat to the safety of his island.

where the natives could not easily follow them for months this strategy allowed the giants to recover some of the initiative in the númaga war and other tribal leaders met to discuss how to face this new challenge it was mocha wine the young warrior who had learned the power of fire against sites who proposed a bold solution suggested building a fleet of light canoes fast enough to chase the rafts of the giants but small enough to hide in the reed beds on the shore of the lake the construction of this fleet was a monumental effort that involved allied tribes washo woodworking experts the canoes were carved the Shoshone known for their skill at home provided skins to waterproof vessels los Payutes with its knowledge of the lake and its currents trained the warriors in the art of stealthy navigation while the fleet was being prepared the natives continued to resist site attacks every incursion of the giants was greeted with a shower of incendiary arrows and fire traps carefully prepared even though they suffered losses the natives were gaining confidence and experience finally after months of preparation the native fleet was ready on a moonless night hundreds of canoes silently over the waters of pyramid lake Winemuka led the vanguard with Númaga and the other tribal chiefs leading their respective contingents the cyteca confident in the safety of their island fortress were taken completely by surprise the attack began with a flurry of incendiary arrows that set fire to the Tule structures. of the giants in the midst of chaos and confusion native warriors landed on the island the battle that followed was epic sites trapped in a limited space fought with a ferocity born of despair. used huge rocks as projectiles and uprooted entire trees to use as weapons.

the natives for their part used their agility and teamwork to overcome the brute strength of the giants Winemuka faced siteca leader a giant almost 5m tall with a red beard that reached up to his chest the duel between them became the center of the battle with warriors of both sides forming a circle around the combatants winemuka although much smaller Increases your agility to dodge the giant's powerful blows at a crucial moment trying to stick his spear lit in the eye of the site leader ending his life and breaking the morale of the remaining giants with the death of its leader the Surviving Sites tried to flee the island. some managed to reach their rafts and headed for the opposite shore of the lake the natives anticipating this movement had left a contingent of warriors hidden on the coast when the giants came to the shore exhausted and injured were met by a final ambush the last siteca seeing that their defeat was imminent fled inward went into a large cavern known today as the lovelog cave seeking refuge in its depths exhausted natives but determined to end the war once and for all followed them to the entrance of the cave what followed was a that lasted several days. the natives remembering the power of fire against siteca decided to use it one last time collected large amounts of weeds trunks and dried plants and blocked the entrance to the cave with this material then in an act that would mark the end of the war set fire to the pyre smoke and flames entered the cave forcing sites to leave those who managed to escape the fire were greeted by a shower of misfortunes the screams and wails of the giants echoed in the Valley mingling with the cries of victory of the natives.

when the fire was extinguished and the smoke dissipated the silence that followed marked the end of the Siteca threat the natives cautiously entered the cave finding only the charred remains of the last giants the war that had lasted for generations was over winemuka and númaga led a purification ceremony at the entrance to the cave the shamans of all tribes joined their voices in a song that as believed would seal the spirit of the siteca in the depths of the earth that "never again could threaten native peoples with the threat of the red-haired giants finally eliminated the allied tribes gathered to celebrate their victory in a grand ceremony on the shores of pyramid lake tribal leaders swore to maintain the alliance they had forged in times of crisis Numaga recognizing the crucial role of winemuka in victory named him his successor as leader of the paihutes. the warriors who had participated in the final battle were honored with special titles were granted feathers and other symbols of value who would proudly lead the rest of their lives the stories of his exploits became legends transmitted from generation to generation the lovelock cave scene of the last confrontation became a sacred place every year representatives of all tribes who had participated in the war traveled there to perform commemorative honoring the fallen and reaffirming the unity that had led to victory over time the history of the war against the Siteca intertwined with other native legends and myths. the red-haired giants became symbols of chaos and destruction.

that had to be countered by the darkness and the disappearance of native peoples victory over them was interpreted as a test of the favor of the spirits and a testimony to the force that arises from unity this is how the war against the siteca ended an era of terror and heroism that transformed forever to the native peoples of the region the threat of the red-haired giants had been eliminated but his memory endured as a lesson on the power of unity and determination in the face of insurmountable challenges thank you for joining us on this journey through the legendary battle between the Payutes and the siteca giants we hope that this valuable story cunning and determination in the face of a colossal threat has captured his imagination if you have enjoyed this video and want to support us to continue creating content about legends unknown and little known consider joining our Patreon your support allows us to devote more time and resources to research and production of these stories as a token of our appreciation we will include the names of all our hearts in the credits of each video is our way of recognizing that you are a fundamental part of this journey of historical and mythological until the next one and may the legends be with them.