"Most of Night City's infrastructure is built by Arasaka Corporation. As everyone knows, they're a construction company that places a great deal of importance on quality."
"But that explosion just now-we didn't see a truck full of explosives or a plane dropping bombs. Not even a tank, right?"
"That's because the explosive used just now was most likely a nanoscale mixed explosive. We can tell from the force of the blast, the size of the fireball, and the way the rebar broke."
"When aluminum nanoparticles and iron oxide nanoparticles react in a short time with a perfect mix, they release energy quickly and violently. And they're tiny, so they're easy to conceal."
"However, taming this perfect pair and getting them to combine instantly at just the right moment requires a proprietary formula. The choice of high-energy binder determines the explosive's reliability and safety."
"This is quite advanced technology-I'm not saying these weapons came from any particular company, but as far as I know, Arasaka has quite a few patents in this field."
Night City's show Guns and Horses, special episode: "The Racing Kid Strikes."
This was Night City's most popular gear review show, and its main selling point was authenticity. When they recommended gear, they used footage from real cases, like the robber who was sliced in half by Mantis Blades, or the person who shot an intruder dead while sleeping at home.
But this was the first time they had ever done a live commentary on the scene.
Now, they had invited experts from all sides to discuss the various weapons that had appeared in the riot.
Honestly, scenes like this had been rare over the past few decades-
After all, if the streets really erupted into chaos, no one knew who the fire would spread to. In Night