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This '''Flood-controlled planet''' was a world with an expansive [[Forerunner]] underground complex <ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2C7ZvAXOZU</ref>.  
This '''Flood-controlled Shield World''' was a world well outside the spheres of influence of both the [[UNSC]] and [[the Covenant]]. An artificially constructed Forerunner installation, it was a [[Shield World]] originally intended to protect sentient lifeforms from the effects of the [[Halo Array]], though was never used.
 
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On [[2531|February 23rd, 2531]], the [[United Nations Space Command]] arrived here chasing after Covenant forces, attempting to recover a kidnapped Professor Anders. Establishing a small ground force, the [[Charlie Platoon]] encountered [[Flood|unknown alien organisms]], managing to defeat several of them. The Spirit of Fire was attacked by [[Forerunner]] [[Sentinels]], requiring an immediate evacuation. Pelican dropships attempted to pick Charlie Platoon up directly, but were intercepted by hostile aerial units, forcing the Marines to return to base on foot for pickup. The base was abandoned, leaving it at the mercy of the unknown aliens.
 
The Covenant secured a relic on Harvest, pointing them towards another UNSC colony, Arcadia. Another relic directed them to the location of the Shield World, where the [[Thrall|Arbiter]] hoped to use the Shield Worlds' stored Forerunner warships to crush the UNSC quickly, rather than wage the protracted war that would characterise the [[Human-Covenant War]]. To prevent this, the {{UNSCShip|Spirit of Fire}} sacrificed its [[FTL Reactor]] to create a chain reaction in the artificial sun in the center of the Shield World, destroying it from within.
 
Despite the fact that the Shield Worlds were created as a haven from the Array and the Flood, the external surface is heavily infested with Flood biomass, with forms of various types freely roaming across the surface. Sentinels are a rarity on the outside, but this changes within the center, where the many Forerunner constructs work to prevent the Flood from claiming the interior as well.<ref>''[[Halo Wars]]''</ref><ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2C7ZvAXOZU</ref>.  


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Template:Ratings This Flood-controlled Shield World was a world well outside the spheres of influence of both the UNSC and the Covenant. An artificially constructed Forerunner installation, it was a Shield World originally intended to protect sentient lifeforms from the effects of the Halo Array, though was never used.

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The Covenant secured a relic on Harvest, pointing them towards another UNSC colony, Arcadia. Another relic directed them to the location of the Shield World, where the Arbiter hoped to use the Shield Worlds' stored Forerunner warships to crush the UNSC quickly, rather than wage the protracted war that would characterise the Human-Covenant War. To prevent this, the UNSC Spirit of Fire sacrificed its FTL Reactor to create a chain reaction in the artificial sun in the center of the Shield World, destroying it from within.

Despite the fact that the Shield Worlds were created as a haven from the Array and the Flood, the external surface is heavily infested with Flood biomass, with forms of various types freely roaming across the surface. Sentinels are a rarity on the outside, but this changes within the center, where the many Forerunner constructs work to prevent the Flood from claiming the interior as well.[1][2].

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