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|style="background:white"|[[Keyblade]]<br>[[X-blade]]<br>Lightsaber<br>Crushgaunt<br>Greek Fire<br>[[w:c:bleach: Zanpakutō|Zanpakuto]]<br>[[w:c:assasinscreed:Hidden Blade|Hidden Blade]]<br>Extremis<br>Mjolnir<br>Iron Man's armor<br>Aether<br>[[w:c:assassinscreed:Rope darts|Rope darts]] | |style="background:white"|[[Keyblade]]<br>[[X-blade]]<br>Lightsaber<br>Crushgaunt<br>Greek Fire<br>[[w:c:bleach: Zanpakutō|Zanpakuto]]<br>[[w:c:assasinscreed:Hidden Blade|Hidden Blade]]<br>Extremis<br>Mjolnir<br>Iron Man's armor<br>Aether<br>[[w:c:assassinscreed:Rope darts|Rope darts]] | ||
|} | |}{{Q|"I wasn’t sure you’d wake up. I hoped you would.<br>I wanted to show you. I… don’t have anyone else. I think a lot about meteors. The purity of them. Boom. The end. Start again. The world made clean for the new man to rebuild. I was meant to be new. I was meant to be beautiful. The world would have looked to the sky and seen hope. Seen mercy. Instead they'll look up in horror because of you. You've wounded me. I give you full parts for that. But, like my old man said, what doesn't kill you... just makes me stronger!"|Ultron}} | ||
==About Me== | ==About Me== | ||
[[File:Vanitas (Unmasked Render) KHBBS.png|left|25px]]My name is '''Byzantinefire''' i'm a high ranking user on Disney Wiki and i have also founded 3 wiki's and adopted 5 i love Kingdom Hearts but i also love Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe which are both currently owned by Disney and there is a high characters from Star Wars and the MCU will appear in upcoming Kingdom Hearts games and on a side note i hope to attract users from various wiki's to edit on Disney Wiki if they have the time i have also [[w:c:disney:User:Byzantinefire/Users_i_want_for_Disney_Wiki_List|listed users]] from other wiki's who have cached my eye and who i think might be good for Disney Wiki and i also wish for Disney Wiki to have a magazine like the one on the KHWiki and Disney Wiki to be a main topic on it. | [[File:Vanitas (Unmasked Render) KHBBS.png|left|25px]]My name is '''Byzantinefire''' i'm a high ranking user on Disney Wiki and i have also founded 3 wiki's and adopted 5 i love Kingdom Hearts but i also love Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe which are both currently owned by Disney and there is a high characters from Star Wars and the MCU will appear in upcoming Kingdom Hearts games and on a side note i hope to attract users from various wiki's to edit on Disney Wiki if they have the time i have also [[w:c:disney:User:Byzantinefire/Users_i_want_for_Disney_Wiki_List|listed users]] from other wiki's who have cached my eye and who i think might be good for Disney Wiki and i also wish for Disney Wiki to have a magazine like the one on the KHWiki and Disney Wiki to be a main topic on it. | ||
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Greek fire was the secret weapon of the Eastern Roman Emperors. It is said to have been invented by a Syrian Engineer, one Callinicus, a refugee from Maalbek, in the seventh century (673 AD). The "liquid fire" was hurled on to the ships of their enemies from siphons and burst into flames on contact. As it was reputed to be inextinguishable and burned even on water, it caused panic and dread. Its introduction into warfare of its time was comparable in its demoralizing influence to the introduction of nuclear weapons in our time. Both Arab and Greek sources agree that it surpassed all incendiary weapons in destruction. The secret behind the Greek fire was handed down from one emperor to the next for centuries. Rumors about its composition include such chemicals as liquid petroleum, naphtha, burning pitch, sulfur, resin, quicklime and bitumen, along with some other "secret ingredient". The exact composition, however, remains unknown. For a thorough investigation of the weapon one can refer to Professor J.R. Partington's book, "A history of the Greek Fire and Gunpowder", Heffer, 1960. This volume quotes the ancient authorities extensively, with an excellent commentary. It also examines ancient and modern theories on the composition of the chemicals used in the Greek Fire. This is considered the most up to date source on the subject. | Greek fire was the secret weapon of the Eastern Roman Emperors. It is said to have been invented by a Syrian Engineer, one Callinicus, a refugee from Maalbek, in the seventh century (673 AD). The "liquid fire" was hurled on to the ships of their enemies from siphons and burst into flames on contact. As it was reputed to be inextinguishable and burned even on water, it caused panic and dread. Its introduction into warfare of its time was comparable in its demoralizing influence to the introduction of nuclear weapons in our time. Both Arab and Greek sources agree that it surpassed all incendiary weapons in destruction. The secret behind the Greek fire was handed down from one emperor to the next for centuries. Rumors about its composition include such chemicals as liquid petroleum, naphtha, burning pitch, sulfur, resin, quicklime and bitumen, along with some other "secret ingredient". The exact composition, however, remains unknown. For a thorough investigation of the weapon one can refer to Professor J.R. Partington's book, "A history of the Greek Fire and Gunpowder", Heffer, 1960. This volume quotes the ancient authorities extensively, with an excellent commentary. It also examines ancient and modern theories on the composition of the chemicals used in the Greek Fire. This is considered the most up to date source on the subject. | ||