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The Borealis was among the Light Exocarriers that formed the bulk of the ExoFleet's battle force. It was lost in Captain Matthew Marcus's ill-advised strike against Earth near the start of the Second Neosapien War. The Borealis is a crashed Kowloon Class modular freighter on Feros. It was apparently chartered by the salarian merchant Ledra, who promised the crew they could make their fortune on Feros by selling to the colonists of Zhu's Hope much-needed supplies. When Commander Shepard arrives on Feros, the colonists have focused their defenses around the Borealis. Hana is apparently running diagnostics on the vessel, claiming the Borealis could still be repaired if she had enough time to do it. Datei:Ep2_outland_11b0002itq.jpg thumb|Rettungsring in Portal 2 Die Borealis (lateinisch für: nördlich) ist ein Schiff der Aperture Laboratories. Die Borealis verschwand mit Aperture Science und wurde erstthumb|Die Borealis in einer Aufnahme von Dr. Mossman durch Judith während Episode 1 entdeckt. Jetzt befindet sie sich durch ein misslungenes Teleportationsexperiment in der Antarktis. The Borealis is an Aperture Science research vessel introduced in Half-Life 2: Episode Two. According to Isaac Kleiner, Aperture was working on a promising project, but in their rush to beat Black Mesa for funding, they neglected ordinary safety rules and the ship simply disappeared with parts of its drydock, which earned it a legendary stature. ■ Schakalmensch ~ Bogenschützenveteran (Elendsviertel von Rhakotis) Light-controlling Canadian supervillain determined to conquer first Canada and then the world. Borealis's original fiction was soon followed by Borealis Legends, a line of trade paperback volumes under the Borealis imprint that reprinted classic fiction by influential writers in the fantasy genre, much of which had previously been out of print for years or decades. The first such author was Michael Moorcock, whose dark fantasy series about the antihero Elric of Melniboné, also known the the White Wolf, served as the namesake for the magazine and later company of the same name. Borealis bietet viele Einkaufs- und Handelsmöglichkeiten, vor allem aber viele kleine Händler. The story of Borealis begins with the construction of the the Subspace Communications dish that lays outside of the city limits. The location was picked by Omni-Tek for its remote and defensible location that would have little interferance from outside sources. During the construction of the dish, a large vein of notum was discovered beneath the area, and in response a mining town was established to mine the notum after the dish was completed. Muchos años después de la invasión Combine de la Tierra, Judith Mossman, y la Resistencia operatoria, encuentran el Borealis en una zona del Ártico. Ella es atacada por fuerzas Combine poco después, y sólo es capaz de enviar una transmisión incompleta de su descubrimiento a White Forest. Esta es interceptada por los Combine, y a su vez robada por Gordon Freeman y Alyx Vance en el Núcleo de la Ciudadela durante su su recorrido por Ciudad 17.

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Light-controlling Canadian supervillain determined to conquer first Canada and then the world. The Borealis is a crashed Kowloon Class modular freighter on Feros. It was apparently chartered by the salarian merchant Ledra, who promised the crew they could make their fortune on Feros by selling to the colonists of Zhu's Hope much-needed supplies. Somehow, the Borealis was wrecked on the planet's surface, possibly as a result of the geth attacks, and the colonists began using the Borealis as an impromptu shelter, with the Borealis providing much-needed cover during the various geth raids on Zhu's Hope. Hana Murakami is the last surviving crew member; she mentions that the captain died in one of the geth attacks. When Commander Shepard arrives on Feros, the colonists have focused their defenses around the Borealis. Hana is apparently running diagnostics on the vessel, claiming the Borealis could still be repaired if she had enough time to do it. Shepard eventually learns the reason the Borealis is so well-defended; one of the ship's modules is blocking the entrance to the Thorian's lair, to protect it from the geth. When the Commander returns from ExoGeni Corporation's headquarters, the colonists turn on Shepard's team, and defend the ship with their lives. The Borealis is an Aperture Science research vessel introduced in Half-Life 2: Episode Two. According to Isaac Kleiner, Aperture was working on a promising project, but in their rush to beat Black Mesa for funding, they neglected ordinary safety rules and the ship simply disappeared with parts of its drydock, which earned it a legendary stature. It is assumed that the Borealis contained an immensely powerful and dangerous secret, most likely involving portals and teleportation on a larger scale than that of a handheld portal device, which is likely the reason the Combine are searching for it as they could possibly connect back to Combine Overworld and flood the planet with their large and powerful armies. The Combine also have yet to perfect localized teleportation, as the Black Mesa scientists and Aperture Science have, giving them ample reason to investigate the ship. Borealis's original fiction was soon followed by Borealis Legends, a line of trade paperback volumes under the Borealis imprint that reprinted classic fiction by influential writers in the fantasy genre, much of which had previously been out of print for years or decades. The first such author was Michael Moorcock, whose dark fantasy series about the antihero Elric of Melniboné, also known the the White Wolf, served as the namesake for the magazine and later company of the same name. Although it received critical praise, Borealis soon suffered from massive returns, as major bookstore chains like Waldenbooks were shuttering their stores in large numbers from the mid-1990s onwards. As a result, production at Borealis wound down beginning in 1997, and the last Borealis books saw print in 2000. Following the demise of Borealis, Nancy A. Collins' Sonja Blue series remained at White Wolf at the Two Wolf Press imprint until 2006. ■ Schakalmensch ~ Bogenschützenveteran (Elendsviertel von Rhakotis) Borealis bietet viele Einkaufs- und Handelsmöglichkeiten, vor allem aber viele kleine Händler. The story of Borealis begins with the construction of the the Subspace Communications dish that lays outside of the city limits. The location was picked by Omni-Tek for its remote and defensible location that would have little interferance from outside sources. During the construction of the dish, a large vein of notum was discovered beneath the area, and in response a mining town was established to mine the notum after the dish was completed. The City of Borealis was founded at the end of the first Rubi-Ka war between Omni-Tek and the Clans as many of them became disenchanted with the realities of war. Around 22950 many of these malcontents made their way to the burned out mining town that was near the Dish to try and escape from the war and live their lives out in isolation. With the ores and Notum From the mines, as well as the surrounding lakes coupled with water generators, this dream almost became a reality as the people of the area acheived a very high degree of self sufficency. In the same year the technicians operating the Dish defected from Omni-Tek and joined the other Ex-Clans and Ex-Omni-Tek members in the city, placing subspace communications in their hands. The first governing bodies of Borealis consisted of tough groups of bandits and smugglers who banded together to protect their own interests from outsiders and each other. In later years, as the city developed as a hub for trade and restful place for people to come to get away from the war, a council of merchants slowly took over power from the smugglers. To this day though, many smugglers still run their operations out of Borealis, and it is rumored that there is a special shop only for Fixers hidden in the hills. In 29476 when the ICC placed an injunction on OT's ability to halt other interests from mining Notum on Rubi-Ka, and The Notum Wars started, the ICC quickly deployed Peacekeeper troops to Neutral Cities in an attempt to protect them from the war that was being waged around them. This Peacekeeping force replaced the Borealis Militia which was a group of loosely organized private citizens who had banded together to protect the city. Entrepreneurial interests also prevailed during this period and a new mining tower services shop was also added to the city for citizens of all factions who wanted to take part in the Notum Wars. During the events that lead up to the opening of the Shadowlands by the Scientists of Jobe it was decided that Borealis would have a connection to the flying city instead of Newland because of Borealis' stance of free trade and contention between the Warr Mercenary Group, the Clans, and the Neutral Citizens over Newland. This act secured Borealis' place as a neutral meeting ground for all manner of people, as well as a stop off point for travelers going to the Shadowlands. The Borealis was among the Light Exocarriers that formed the bulk of the ExoFleet's battle force. It was lost in Captain Matthew Marcus's ill-advised strike against Earth near the start of the Second Neosapien War. Muchos años después de la invasión Combine de la Tierra, Judith Mossman, y la Resistencia operatoria, encuentran el Borealis en una zona del Ártico. Ella es atacada por fuerzas Combine poco después, y sólo es capaz de enviar una transmisión incompleta de su descubrimiento a White Forest. Esta es interceptada por los Combine, y a su vez robada por Gordon Freeman y Alyx Vance en el Núcleo de la Ciudadela durante su su recorrido por Ciudad 17. Datei:Ep2_outland_11b0002itq.jpg thumb|Rettungsring in Portal 2 Die Borealis (lateinisch für: nördlich) ist ein Schiff der Aperture Laboratories. Die Borealis verschwand mit Aperture Science und wurde erstthumb|Die Borealis in einer Aufnahme von Dr. Mossman durch Judith während Episode 1 entdeckt. Jetzt befindet sie sich durch ein misslungenes Teleportationsexperiment in der Antarktis. Eli Vance riet Gordon, die Borealis zu zerstören, da die Macht zu mächtig sei und es sonst möglicherweise ein ,,Zweites Black Mesa" geben könne. Es wäre möglich, dass das was Gordon zerstören soll, der tragbare Portalwerfer oder dessen Bauplan ist. Hinter einer versteckten Tür in Portal 2 kann man eine unterirdische Werft sehen, in der Rettungsringe mit der Aufschrift "Borealis" zu finden sind. Dies ist eine Anspielung auf den Bauplatz bzw. den vorherigen Standort des Schiffes.