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- “When you take engines built by aliens a hundred thousand years ago and hire a war criminal to bolt them onto the ship, you can't expect predictable behavior!”— Glassman to Captain Thomas Lasky.
Henry Glassman is a doctor in the UNSC and the chief engineer of the UNSC Infinity. When a Forerunner artifact was discovered by Fireteam Crimson, Glassman examined it after it sent an EMP throughout the ship. Upon making contact twice with the artifact, he was seemingly dissolved by it in a manner similar to a Forerunner weapon's incineration. However, instead of dying, he was teleported to the surface of Requiem and found at the mercy of Jul 'Mdama. Glassman offered to help Jul in exchange for not killing him. While discussing plans with a subordinate, Jul implied that he would eventually kill Glassman when he was done using him to release The Librarian. Glassman was then strapped with an explosive vest to keep him in line.
After a small amount of noting how frugal his equipment was, Glassman managed to activate a shield around the Shrine. As the Sangheili kneel down in admiration and Jul reached out to touch the shrine, Glassman took advantage of their distraction to run for it as he tore off his restraining collar. Jul soon realized his disappearance after the shrine shield repulsed him. Glassman managed to make it out of the complex, only to run into two Sangheili. Thankfully, his would-be executioners had also captured SPARTAN-IV Gabriel Thorne, who regained consciousness and saved Glassman. Unfortunately, as a host of Sangheili charge towards them, Jul's second-in command Gek, remote activated the vest. Thorne managed to tear the vest off Glassman and threw it as the Covenant as they managed to clear the explosion.
Trivia
- Henry Glassman does not speak Sangheilli, however few humans did as they relied on translation devices or linguists like Professor Phillips.