Robert Flores

Overview

Robert Flores
Journalist
Zone	Nova Praetoria
Coordinates	(-5932, 20, -654)
Level Range	4-10
Introduced By	== Level 4 == Calvin Scott
Introduces	== Level 4 == Tunnel Rat
Enemy Groups	None

Robert Flores is a Praetorian contact in Nova Praetoria at coordinates (-5932, 20, -654) . His level range is 4-10.

Introductions

Contact Introduced By

• Calvin Scott
• Loyalist aligned players will not be introduced to Robert Flores, but may take his missions by speaking to him, if at appropriate level.

Contact Introduces

• Tunnel Rat

Information

Journalist

Robert Flores is a small-time journalist in Nova Praetoria. He's always been in the shadow of his older sister, Jessica Flores, but that doesn't stop him from trying to pick up leads to investigate. What does stop him is the hand of Emperor Cole coming down on his investigations when they get too 'in-depth'.

Prior to Introduction

Missing Prior to Introduction Dialogue

Initial Contact

Character!

Er... I mean, hey, Character. I heard from someone that you'd be sent here to talk to me. That's cool, that's cool...

Powers Division, right? Yeah, that's interesting. I can totally use your help... you know... in doing stories. When you're ready to help me find some interesting stories just let me know.

Good, good. We've got a ways to go, but looks like things are improving.

Greeting

Let's get ourselves some truth.

Nothing to see here, just two people, talking to each other.

Too Busy

Missing Too Busy Dialogue

Too Low Level

Missing Too Low Level Dialogue

No More Missions

I think it's best that I lay low for a little while... maybe a long while. Big things like this happen and people start getting snitchy, if you get my drift.

Store

Missing Store Unlock Dialogue

Missions

Misinformation

Part One: A Day in the Life of Mr. G

Do you know how Cole and his group work with information, Character? I'll tell you how.

They try to make us forget what happened by changing what's written in history. Nothing major, of course. There's no 'Then Cole made Earth, and it was good'. But it's the small things that begin to add up. My father took part in the Hamidon Wars. He was part of a group of civilians who banded together to fight off the monsters of the Devouring Earth.

But he didn't support Cole. And now? He and his group aren't mentioned anywhere - just wiped away from history. Imagine, twenty years from now, people will think it was just Cole and Praetor White who helped clean things up.

My point in all this is that we need to take back control over information, you know? The first thing we need to do is see what they see - which means hacking into the cameras that oversee Nova.

And how are we going to do that without being caught?

Good question!

That's why you need to help me with it. After all, you're a 'fine, upstanding member of Powers Division'. Me, if I did it as a normal citizen, I'd never be seen again. You, though, if people come up and start asking questions, you can just say you were using the cameras to find traitors!

Here in Praetoria, you're almost invincible if you claim your actions are to hunt down traitors. It's a good thing to know, don't you think?

The cameras are all around the city - hack into one of 'em and let me know if you find any interesting information.

Unsolicited Contact

Remember, you're doing this to find traitors - no one will try to question you with that.

Mission Objective(s)

• Hack a camera in Nova Praetoria

You've hacked all the cameras and found out some information!

Camera Footage

You look over the information you found from all three cameras to see the following string of events:

A man in a suit, meeting with a non-descript PPD official. The PPD official gives the man a folder, then walks away. There are some words on the folder - you can only make out one of them - 'Polstra'.

Praetor Duncan walks up to speak with the man. You increase the volume to overhear her calling the man, 'Mr. G'. The two speak for a few minutes, Praetor Duncan appearing angry before walking off. Mr. G looks directly into the camera and smiles before getting into his black-windowed car.

The black-windowed car pulls up to a street corner, where a man from the Ministry of Information awaits. The man from the ministry enters the car. Fifteen minutes later he exits with the folder in hand. You're able to now make out the name on the folder: 'Eddie Polstra'.