Suddenly, in a blast of blinding, colourful light, Wrightson begins to escape- or is forced into- an alternate dimension. They abruptly turn on him, causing Wrightson, helpless in his feeble human body, to scream frantically. After a battle with Wrightson, in which Nick is attacked by both energy weapons and normally-invisible Aura Beasts, Nick irreparably damages the cloaking device that hides Wrightson from the Aura Beasts and convince them to take his orders. The two argue about The General and his plans, and while both have decided to stop him, neither is willing to cooperate with the other: Nick is hostile to all the Movement's goals, while Wrightson merely envies The General and wants the Monolith's power for himself. Nick finds Wrightson's body- still alive and able to speak- soon afterwards. Nick fights back, however, and before Wrightson can use him to attack Sarah Blake, Nick forces Wrightson out of his mind.
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The full extent of Wrightson's power with out-of-body Remote Viewing and Aura Viewing is shown soon after, when he forces past Nick's mental defenses and possesses him briefly. He abandons control of the MP's body then, leaving his meaning unclear. Wrightson cheers up, however, when he says, "that is why I need you!".
As Nick starts to get bored, Wrightson complains bitterly of his once-powerful importance to the Movement as of late, he has become little more than The General's "guard dog". He returns later, controlling another MP, and monologues about his immense power with RV. It is not until Nick's arrival in the mountains that Wrightson enters the game, possessing a dead MP and greeting Nick. His body is hidden away in the Movement's home base in the Himalayas, permanently hooked up to life support machines, as Wrightson has little use for it. No longer entirely mentally stable, Wrightson is not merely skilled in RV- he lives nearly exclusively with his mind being out-of-body. Wrightson acts as a spy and fact-finder for the Movement, watching both its own members and its enemies as often as possible.
Nick remarks, in one conversation they have during the game, that Wrightson "took Remote Viewing further than anyone else", discovering previously-unknown facts about that Psi power and its uses. Nicolas Wrightson is a master of Remote Viewing (RV), and during his time with Mindgate was a master spy. He could also control the mind of others by as he put in 'piercing the soul and controlling the mind.' He has entered RV on a semi-permanent basis and is on a life support machine to keep his withered body alive. Wrightson, as a master of remote viewing, became the eyes and ears of The General. Over the course of the game, it is implied Nick, and by extension Mindgate, were responsible for several war crimes and shady acts of espionage, including an incident that traumatized Nick.Īt the end of the game, attack helicopters swarm the facility the two main characters are in, and Sarah initially believes they're reinforcements from Mindgate, however, Nick Scryer claims that it isn't help, and his memories have returned.Nicolas Wrightson, Master of Remote Viewing, was a member of The Movement. Evidence that Mindgate still existed at the start of the game, comes from Sarah in the form of comments such as "They sign our pay checks" when Nick, still suffering memory loss, asks who they are. A failed attempt to contact Mindgate my Nick suggested they where either badly hit or completely destroyed during the game. Mindgate were the keepers of Luna 1 until it was stolen by Barrett during the game.
It seems that Mindgate continued to exist after William Kreiger defected with Edgar Barrett to form The Movement. Mindgate is a government group for studying and using Psi powers. Please help by uploading one, or adding one that is already on the wiki.
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