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The [[UNSC]] doesn't actually use the agent in battle. It is instead installed as a security measure in [[ONI]] bases, like [[CASTLE Base]] located on [[Reach]], in order to neutralize potential threats to security. [[AI]]s inside these bases are given broad discretionary powers, with the power to use this gas on any [[humans]] who violate protocol and access classified information.<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', pages 127-128</ref> | The [[UNSC]] doesn't actually use the agent in battle. It is instead installed as a security measure in [[ONI]] bases, like [[CASTLE Base]] located on [[Reach]], in order to neutralize potential threats to security. [[AI]]s inside these bases are given broad discretionary powers, with the power to use this gas on any [[humans]] who violate protocol and access classified information.<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', pages 127-128</ref> | ||
The [[AI]] [[Araquiel]] threatened to use this gas against [[Dr Catherine Halsley]] at [[CASTLE base]] on Reach | |||
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Revision as of 17:01, August 27, 2008
Narcozine Gas is a chemical device used as a weapon by the UNSC. When inhaled, the gas quickly causes paralysis, and extended exposure causes pulmonary edema (swelling of fluid in the lungs), which can quickly become fatal.[1]
The UNSC doesn't actually use the agent in battle. It is instead installed as a security measure in ONI bases, like CASTLE Base located on Reach, in order to neutralize potential threats to security. AIs inside these bases are given broad discretionary powers, with the power to use this gas on any humans who violate protocol and access classified information.[2] The AI Araquiel threatened to use this gas against Dr Catherine Halsley at CASTLE base on Reach
Sources
- ^ Halo: First Strike, page 127
- ^ Halo: First Strike, pages 127-128
