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''Main article: [[City gates]]''

The City Gates is a large gate designed to serve ~~large~~ vehicles, such as cargo trucks. The tunnel ramp leading to the gate has since been collapsed, trapping one of the trucks with an ammunition cargo inside. Above the gate is an observation deck and next to the gate is ~~the~~ numerical access panel. The access panel has two small vents that deploy a paralyzing agent when an incorrect access code is entered. The larger cave the gate is located in also contains a small personnel elevator that connects to now-public [[Obenseuer Metro]] station that in the past was a part of the nuclear waste transportation tunnels when the base was active.

The City Gates is a large gate designed to serve vehicles, such as cargo trucks. The tunnel ramp leading to the gate has since been collapsed, trapping one of the trucks with an ammunition cargo inside. Above the gate is an observation deck and next to the gate is a numerical access panel. The access panel has two small vents that deploy a paralyzing agent when an incorrect access code is entered. The larger cave the gate is located in also contains a small personnel elevator that connects to now-public [[Obenseuer Metro]] station, that in the past was a part of the nuclear waste transportation tunnels when the base was active.

The access from the metro station has a graffiti of the [[Stalburg Underground]] cult, suggesting that after the base was abandoned, it was taken over by the cult.

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==Speculative Information==

The original purpose of the base indicates it was ~~made~~ as a permanent storage for nuclear waste from both the [[Blackrock Nuclear Power Plant]] and the [[Bunker]] research. All three bases are connected via a network of minitrain tunnels.<ref name="map"/>

The original purpose of the base indicates it was designed as a permanent storage for nuclear waste from both the [[Blackrock Nuclear Power Plant]] and the [[Bunker]] research. All three bases are connected via a network of minitrain tunnels.<ref name="map"/>

The base also appears to house the [[G.A.L.E.N]] machine of an unknown purpose and is a destination [[Mörkö]] is suspected<ref>''INFRA'' - [[:File:Drawings_001.png|Elo's drawings]]</ref><ref>''Obenseuer'' - ''[[Glowstick Trail]]'' quest</ref> to take or lead the people in. Many people with advanced [[Fungal Disease]] or those already dead and stuck in [[Other Side]] actively attempt to look for and reach whatever is inside the base.

The base also appears to house the [[G.A.L.E.N]] machine of an unknown purpose, and is a destination [[Mörkö]] is suspected<ref>''INFRA'' - [[:File:Drawings_001.png|Elo's drawings]]</ref><ref>''Obenseuer'' - ''[[Glowstick Trail]]'' quest</ref> to take, or lead, the people in. Many people with advanced [[Fungal Disease]] or those already dead and stuck in [[Other Side]] actively attempt to look for and reach whatever is inside the base.

==References==

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 ''Main article: [[City gates]]''
-The City Gates is a large gate designed to serve large vehicles, such as cargo trucks. The tunnel ramp leading to the gate has since been collapsed, trapping one of the trucks with an ammunition cargo inside. Above the gate is an observation deck and next to the gate is the numerical access panel. The access panel has two small vents that deploy a paralyzing agent when an incorrect access code is entered. The larger cave the gate is located in also contains a small personnel elevator that connects to now-public [[Obenseuer Metro]] station that in the past was a part of the nuclear waste transportation tunnels when the base was active.
+The City Gates is a large gate designed to serve vehicles, such as cargo trucks. The tunnel ramp leading to the gate has since been collapsed, trapping one of the trucks with an ammunition cargo inside. Above the gate is an observation deck and next to the gate is a numerical access panel. The access panel has two small vents that deploy a paralyzing agent when an incorrect access code is entered. The larger cave the gate is located in also contains a small personnel elevator that connects to now-public [[Obenseuer Metro]] station, that in the past was a part of the nuclear waste transportation tunnels when the base was active.
+The access from the metro station has a graffiti of the [[Stalburg Underground]] cult, suggesting that after the base was abandoned, it was taken over by the cult.
 ===Repository B2===
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 ==Speculative Information==
-The original purpose of the base indicates it was made as a permanent storage for nuclear waste from both the [[Blackrock Nuclear Power Plant]] and the [[Bunker]] research. All three bases are connected via a network of minitrain tunnels.<ref name="map"/>
+The original purpose of the base indicates it was designed as a permanent storage for nuclear waste from both the [[Blackrock Nuclear Power Plant]] and the [[Bunker]] research. All three bases are connected via a network of minitrain tunnels.<ref name="map"/>
-The base also appears to house the [[G.A.L.E.N]] machine of an unknown purpose and is a destination [[Mörkö]] is suspected<ref>''INFRA'' - [[:File:Drawings_001.png|Elo's drawings]]</ref><ref>''Obenseuer'' - ''[[Glowstick Trail]]'' quest</ref> to take or lead the people in. Many people with advanced [[Fungal Disease]] or those already dead and stuck in [[Other Side]] actively attempt to look for and reach whatever is inside the base.
+The base also appears to house the [[G.A.L.E.N]] machine of an unknown purpose, and is a destination [[Mörkö]] is suspected<ref>''INFRA'' - [[:File:Drawings_001.png|Elo's drawings]]</ref><ref>''Obenseuer'' - ''[[Glowstick Trail]]'' quest</ref> to take, or lead, the people in. Many people with advanced [[Fungal Disease]] or those already dead and stuck in [[Other Side]] actively attempt to look for and reach whatever is inside the base.
 ==References==