 The Paragon Wiki Archive documents the state of City of Heroes/Villains as it existed on December 1, 2012.
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Mission:Mind Freedom - Freedom For All
Freedom for All
Briefing
My mother was trying to tell me that time is precious, and that we never know when it's going to run out or be taken from us.
Character, I sacrificed half my life just because I was born different from other people. Every Seer in this city is forced to do the same. Help me put an end to this madness!
- Help Katie Douglas
There's a Seer subnet facility not far from here. I'll teleport us there when you are ready.
Nobody should have to suffer for the benefit of others.
Those Loyalists who are truly loyal to the safety and peace of Praetoria would do well to speak with Provost Marchand about events that are happening.
Unnecessary Solicitation
When you are ready to go, I will take you.
Briefing
My mother wanted me to be free, Character, but why should I be the only one? I'm going to free the others, let them live their lives how they see fit.
- Let's go!
Mission Objective(s)
This facility resonates psychic power. If they didn't see you coming before, they certainly are aware of you now.
- Deactivate Seer Subnet (Single Player)
Thanks, Character. I don't know what the world would do without you.
Enemies
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Katie Douglas: These women...they're all like me. Living mindlessly, not knowing their former lives... |
Free the Seers
Mission Objective(s)
- Deactivate Seer Subnet
- 3 control consoles to disable
- 3 T.E.S.T Teams left
Thanks, Character. I don't know what the world would do without you.
Enemies
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Ambush! After choosing to help the Resistance you will be ambushed by three squads of T.E.S.T.. |
Stop Katie Douglas
Mission Objective(s)
- Defeat Seer 1381
- Speak with Praetor Tilman
Enemies
Notable NPCs
- This twisted psion is Tyrants closest advisor and possibly his biggest threat as well. She is organized and has large numbers of minions she has driven to her particular brand of insanity in her special asylums.
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Ambush! Protect the Seer!
During the fight with Seer 1381, she will despawn and call for a wave of Resistance Fighters in her help, respawning at full life. |
Briefing
Character. Don't you recognize me? I am Mother, or, if you prefer, Praetor Tilman is fine.
I'm afraid our conversation cannot be more pleasant given the circumstances, but I see you've handled the nasty little issue with one of my dear daughters here. Really, I must apologize for the mess she pulled you into. I think we can both agree that my little Seers can be such troublemakers when they aren't properly supervised.
Let it be no more bother to you, Character, Mother is here, so you won't need to deal with this any further. I'll make sure my girl is kept in line and made to understand the importance of doing as she is told. As for you, I'll make sure you are well rewarded.
- I didn't do this for you, Tilman. I know what you do to these women.
- Praetor Tilman's sly smile curves downward dangerously.
- I don't think I like your tone, +++ Missing Information +++ / little miss! Do you truly understand, what I do? I am the Seers. They cannot exist without my guidance. And without them, Praetoria would spiral into chaos.
- Praetor Tilman seethes for a moment and then tucks a strand of purple hair behind her hair and composes herself.
- I apologize, Character, I'm sure you didn't mean to upset me so. I simply get agitated when people insinuate that I would ever seek to harm one of my girls.
- Maybe not today, Tilman. But one day, I'll make sure you pay for your crimes. I promise.
- Praetor Tilman maintains her aloof composure, letting your words wash over her with a smirk.
- I see. Well I'll be looking forward to that day then, Character.
- Tilman's eyes narrow into thin slits and she scowls.
- But until that day, remember this. Mother is watching you.
- (Leave)
- Anything to serve the empire, Mother.
- Such a good, loyal man / +++ Missing Information +++! It's inspiring. But you really shouldn't be bothered with the petty antics of my little girls. I'll... clean up the mess around here and remind my daughters, again, that it isn't nice to waste other people's time.
