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Traveling through time is nothing new to Meg Tesseract, one of the higher ranking members of Ouroboros. Her penchant for adventure and slightly darker nature make her the perfect Mender for any morally ambivalent assignments that come up. Mender Tesseract, or 'Tesse', is as beautiful as she is brilliant, with an acerbic wit and almost palpable zeal for intrigue. That's a nice way of saying she wouldn't think twice before tossing you under a hovercraft. Just for fun. | Traveling through time is nothing new to Meg Tesseract, one of the higher ranking members of Ouroboros. Her penchant for adventure and slightly darker nature make her the perfect Mender for any morally ambivalent assignments that come up. Mender Tesseract, or 'Tesse', is as beautiful as she is brilliant, with an acerbic wit and almost palpable zeal for intrigue. That's a nice way of saying she wouldn't think twice before tossing you under a hovercraft. Just for fun. | ||
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I have nothing for you, I'm sorry. Please speak with [[Twilight's Son]], if you are looking for something to do. | I have nothing for you, I'm sorry. Please speak with [[Twilight's Son]], if you are looking for something to do. | ||
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A Tesseract is the 4 dimensional analog of a cube. For more information see [[wikipedia:Tesseract|Wikipedia's article on the Tesseract]]. | A Tesseract is the 4 dimensional analog of a cube. For more information see [[wikipedia:Tesseract|Wikipedia's article on the Tesseract]]. | ||
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| + | Her name could also be a reference to the book ''A Wrinkle in Time'' wherein a Tesseract is a means of traveling through space instantaneously. The fact that she shares a first name with the main character of the book seems to support this idea. | ||
== Spoilers == | == Spoilers == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:36, 30 July 2009
Overview
| Mender Tesseract | |
|---|---|
 Mender of Ouroboros | |
| Zone | Ouroboros |
| Coordinates | (534.3, 671.9, -703.3) |
| Level Range | 25-34 |
| Introduced By | Mender Lazarus |
| Introduces | None |
| Enemy Groups |
 Vindicators |
Mender Tesseract is a villain contact in Ouroboros at coordinates (534.3, 671.9, -703.3).
Contents
Introductions
Information
Mender of the Ouroboros
Traveling through time is nothing new to Meg Tesseract, one of the higher ranking members of Ouroboros. Her penchant for adventure and slightly darker nature make her the perfect Mender for any morally ambivalent assignments that come up. Mender Tesseract, or 'Tesse', is as beautiful as she is brilliant, with an acerbic wit and almost palpable zeal for intrigue. That's a nice way of saying she wouldn't think twice before tossing you under a hovercraft. Just for fun.
Wrong Alignment
I have nothing for you, I'm sorry. Please speak with Twilight's Son, if you are looking for something to do.
Store
- None - This character does not sell inspirations or enhancements.
Strike Force
See Mender Tesseract Strike Force
Etymology
A Tesseract is the 4 dimensional analog of a cube. For more information see Wikipedia's article on the Tesseract.
Her name could also be a reference to the book A Wrinkle in Time wherein a Tesseract is a means of traveling through space instantaneously. The fact that she shares a first name with the main character of the book seems to support this idea.
