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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Luminal Beacons were small Forerunner devices, capable of tracking their own location through gravity-wave analysis and temporal distortion. This was done thanks to quantum-dot processing machines and integrated senors within the beacons. Using this, and quantum enganglement, the devices were able to instantly relay their locations to reception units within ''[[High Charity]]''. They were considered so advanced that even the [[Ministry of Discovery]] was unable to reverse-engineer or understand them. | Luminal Beacons were small Forerunner devices, capable of tracking their own location through gravity-wave analysis and temporal distortion. This was done thanks to quantum-dot processing machines and integrated senors within the beacons. Using this, and quantum enganglement, the devices were able to instantly relay their locations to reception units within ''[[High Charity]]''. They were considered so advanced that even the [[Ministry of Discovery]] was unable to reverse-engineer or understand them.<ref name="OB5">''[[Halo: Oblivion]]'', Chapter 5</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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During the first months of the [[Human-Covenant War]], the Hierarchs entrusted two of the three remaining beacons with fleetmaster Nizat 'Kvarosee on his campaign into human territory, as they claimed clues to finding the Halo rings could be found there. During the [[Battle of Zhoist]], one of these beacons was lost when the ship it was on, ''[[Almighty Persuasion]]'' was destroyed. The remaining one would be taken back to High Charity when Nizat was brought back for debriefing. Here he would suggest using it as a way to wipe out [[ONI]].{{Ref/Reuse|OB5}} | During the first months of the [[Human-Covenant War]], the Hierarchs entrusted two of the three remaining beacons with fleetmaster Nizat 'Kvarosee on his campaign into human territory, as they claimed clues to finding the Halo rings could be found there. During the [[Battle of Zhoist]], one of these beacons was lost when the ship it was on, ''[[Almighty Persuasion]]'' was destroyed. The remaining one would be taken back to High Charity when Nizat was brought back for debriefing. Here he would suggest using it as a way to wipe out [[ONI]].{{Ref/Reuse|OB5}} | ||
When it was found out one had been lost under his charge already, the plan was declined and he was ordered to return the remaining beacon to the Beacon Keeper's Vault. Here, Nizat, his [[second]], [[Tam 'Lakosee]], and nine other [[shipmaster]]s would kill the guards and the [[San'Shyuum]] [[Beacon Keeper]] himself in order to obtain the other remaining beacon, along with the reception units and use them both to find and destroy ONI.{{Ref/Reuse|OB5}} During the [[Battle of Netherop]], one of the beacons, hidden in a human emergency locator, would be planted on a ONI agent | When it was found out one had been lost under his charge already, the plan was declined and he was ordered to return the remaining beacon to the Beacon Keeper's Vault. Here, Nizat, his [[second]], [[Tam 'Lakosee]], and nine other [[shipmaster]]s would kill the guards and the [[San'Shyuum]] [[Beacon Keeper]] himself in order to obtain the other remaining beacon, along with the reception units and use them both to find and destroy ONI.{{Ref/Reuse|OB5}} During the [[Battle of Netherop]], one of the beacons, hidden in a human emergency locator, would be planted on a ONI agent<ref>''Halo: Oblivion'', Chapter 19</ref>, while the other, unbeknownst to the humans was stored in armor with a personal energy shield, and subsequently captured by them as well.<ref>''Halo: Oblivion'', Epilogue</ref> Meanwhile, their reception units were aboard the [[Intrusion corvette|stealth corvette]] ''[[Quiet Faith]]'' as it managed to flee the system. | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
