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{{Disambig header|the city on [[Paris IV]]|the river on the colony of [[Harvest]]|Mimir River}}
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In [[2549]] during the [[Siege of Paris IV]], the [[Covenant Empire]] [[glassing|glassed]] the city. Some of the city's skyscrapers were destroyed in this process.<ref name="hloochapt1">''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]'', Chapter 1</ref>
In [[2549]] during the [[Siege of Paris IV]], the [[Covenant Empire]] [[glassing|glassed]] the city. Some of the city's skyscrapers were destroyed in this process.<ref name="hloochapt1">''[[Halo: Legacy of Onyx]]'', Chapter 1</ref>
==Trivia==
[[Wikipedia:Mimir|Mimir]] is a god in [[List of references to Norse mythology in Halo|Norse mythology]].


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Latest revision as of 14:11, March 23, 2022

This article is about the city on Paris IV. For the river on the colony of Harvest, see Mimir River.

Mimir was a city on the colony of Paris IV.[1]

History[edit]

At some point before 2549, Molly Patel's family chose to live within driving distance outside the city.[1]

In 2549 during the Siege of Paris IV, the Covenant Empire glassed the city. Some of the city's skyscrapers were destroyed in this process.[1]

Trivia[edit]

Mimir is a god in Norse mythology.

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c Halo: Legacy of Onyx, Chapter 1