| Level 5 | |
|---|---|
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| Function | Housing Dangerous Evolved |
| Prisoners | ESCAPED |
Description
Level 5 is now separate from the main Company holding cells. It's in a more rural area (similar to Hartsdale), a nondescript building with barbed wire electric fence. The real cells are below ground and basically exactly the same in appearance as the old ones, with even more amped up security.
Trivia
- There are no exits.
Most Wanted:
A massive break-out has led to Level 5's most dangerous residents being sprung, and getting them back in their fishbowl is a number one priority. Contact staff for an opportunity to have a run-in with one of these elite criminals, but, be warned, that scenes of this nature will likely contain violence, and not necessarily the good kind.
Jeremiah
The German
The German is a ruthless bank-robber since escaped from Level 5 to cause his usual havoc, though he's managed to keep a low profile thus far. While previously considered to only use violence when absolutely cornered, it's imagined that The German has since upped his game. He has the power of Magnetism.
Knox
Knox is a potent combination of ruthlessness, intelligence, and revenge-seeking behavior. Escaping Level 5 has not led him to vanish like the others, but seek out Company agents and exact his full anger on them. Knox gains strength by feeding off the fear that he senses in others. He should be considered a priority, based on his agenda.
Flint Gordon
What Flint lacks in intelligence he makes up for in temper. His hair-trigger attitude is only made worse by the power he wields as a Pyrokinetic. Unlike his more slippery sister, Meredith Gordon, Flint's fire burns blue. His face has popped up a few times on security footage, but he's managed to stay ahead of the agents. It's suspected that he has help in this — possibly his sibling.
Doyle
A childish but very dangerous individual, whose power of Puppetry allows him to make the world obey his selfish demands. Doyle has shown to have obsessive behavior towards those he's coveted, and this behavior could be used to the advantage. However, since escaping Level 5 custody, he's fallen completely off the radar.
Terry O'Quinn
Face it, the guy's creepy looking.