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'''Karnak''' | '''Karnak''' is a city located in [[Lombard]] on the [[human]] colony world of [[Draco III]]. The city was known for a large fishing industry, and the [[Gold Sea]] is located off the coast of Karnak.<ref name="nb15">''[[Halo: New Blood]]'', pages 15-16 (Google Play edition)</ref> Karnak was home to the [[Leeward's]] dive bar, a tiny airport, and a [[UNSC]] recruiting office.<ref name="nb101">''Halo: New Blood'', pages 101-104 (Google Play edition)</ref> It was where [[Edward Buck]] lived most of his life prior to his enlistment in the UNSC.<ref>[http://halo.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=Halo3ODSTsquad ''Bungie.net'': Meet the Squad (6/2/2009)]</ref><ref>''Halo: New Blood'', page 91 (Google Play edition)</ref> | ||
==History== | |||
When the [[Covenant]] [[Battle of Draco III|invaded]] Draco III in [[2545]], starving [[Kig-Yar]] and [[Unggoy]] massacred the city's residents.<ref>''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'', page 300 (2011 edition)</ref> While the Covenant used the world as a hunting ground, Karnak was partially [[Glassing|glassed]] by Covenant vessels. Entire neighborhoods, dozens of kilometers wide, were glassed entirely, while most of the city's high-rise buildings were destroyed. However, the docks were cleaned up by colonists that resettled on the planet following the [[Human-Covenant War]]. After the [[Draco III rebellion|rebellion on Draco III]] in [[2554]], [[Edward Buck]] returned to Karnak.{{Ref/Reuse|nb101}} While drinking at [[Leeward's]] bar, he was visited by [[Jun-A266]], who offered him and his team a place in the second class of the [[SPARTAN-IV program]]; he accepted.<ref>''Halo: New Blood'', pages 106-107 (Google Play edition)</ref> | |||
==Trivia== | |||
The city is likely named after [[Wikipedia:Karnak|Karnak]], an ancient complex of ruins in [[Egypt]]. | |||
==List of appearances== | |||
*''[[Halo: New Blood]]'' {{1st}} | |||
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Karnak is a city located in Lombard on the human colony world of Draco III. The city was known for a large fishing industry, and the Gold Sea is located off the coast of Karnak.[1] Karnak was home to the Leeward's dive bar, a tiny airport, and a UNSC recruiting office.[2] It was where Edward Buck lived most of his life prior to his enlistment in the UNSC.[3][4]
History[edit]
When the Covenant invaded Draco III in 2545, starving Kig-Yar and Unggoy massacred the city's residents.[5] While the Covenant used the world as a hunting ground, Karnak was partially glassed by Covenant vessels. Entire neighborhoods, dozens of kilometers wide, were glassed entirely, while most of the city's high-rise buildings were destroyed. However, the docks were cleaned up by colonists that resettled on the planet following the Human-Covenant War. After the rebellion on Draco III in 2554, Edward Buck returned to Karnak.[2] While drinking at Leeward's bar, he was visited by Jun-A266, who offered him and his team a place in the second class of the SPARTAN-IV program; he accepted.[6]
Trivia[edit]
The city is likely named after Karnak, an ancient complex of ruins in Egypt.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: New Blood (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo: New Blood, pages 15-16 (Google Play edition)
- ^ a b Halo: New Blood, pages 101-104 (Google Play edition)
- ^ Bungie.net: Meet the Squad (6/2/2009)
- ^ Halo: New Blood, page 91 (Google Play edition)
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), page 300 (2011 edition)
- ^ Halo: New Blood, pages 106-107 (Google Play edition)
