In the Masters Voice O;d Brooks Live Again

This article is near the character who appears in Mass Effect three: Citadel. For information on fighting her, see Brooks.For the grapheme who appears in Mass Effect: Foundation, encounter Brooks (Mass Upshot: Foundation).

Maya Brooks is a onetime Cerberus operative who left the organization to pursue her ain pro-human calendar. Her true name is unknown; "Maya Brooks" is an admitted alias, and she has used at least iii other names while working with Cerberus: "Captain Channing", "Hope Lilium", and "Rasa". Achieved at infiltration and espionage, Brooks specializes in throwing numerous distractions at her adversaries while she stealthily completes her objectives.

Contents

• i Mass Outcome: Foundation
  • ane.one Mass Effect: Foundation i
  • i.2 Mass Upshot: Foundation ii
  • 1.iii Mass Event: Foundation three
  • 1.iv Mass Effect: Foundation 4
  • 1.5 Mass Effect: Foundation 5
  • 1.half dozen Mass Result: Foundation vii
  • 1.seven Mass Effect: Foundation viii
  • i.8 Mass Effect: Foundation 9
  • 1.9 Mass Consequence: Foundation 11
  • 1.x Mass Event: Foundation 12
  • i.eleven Mass Consequence: Foundation thirteen
• 2 Mass Issue 3: Citadel
• 3 Trivia
• 4 References

Mass Event: Foundation

Mass Consequence: Foundation 1

In 2161 CE, a young Maya Brooks worked every bit a forced child laborer in an asteroid-mining facility orbiting the gas giant Themis, which supplied the majority of materials for the construction of Arcturus Station, and was treated as a male child. While carrying a load of rocks in the mine, she was accosted past the mine's foreman for dropping rocks, and was saved from being beaten by the intervention of a mysterious woman. The woman interrogated the foreman for the location of a human being, then killed him and took Maya with her, also bold she was a boy. The woman had Maya pretend to be her sick child to gain entry to a clinic. While Maya was taken past a doctor for diagnostic tests, the woman slipped away into a staff room.

Later, Maya tracked the woman to the residence of a man named Roth and followed her in, avoiding the building's guard. Inside, she encountered a man about to shoot and kill the woman, overhearing their conversation well-nigh Cerberus and the homo commenting that Cerberus stood for something. Maya distracted the homo, allowing the adult female to plough the tables. Every bit the woman questioned the human being for Roth'south location, Maya tried to stop her from killing him, but the woman replied that sometimes the best thing to do was to end information technology. The human being then gave in and divulged that Roth had left the facility. The woman kills him and leaves with Maya. After verifying that Roth had indeed left the facility, the adult female made her style to her transport and prepared to leave. As she unlocked the transport, it greeted her as "Miss Brooks"; Maya asked the woman if that was her name, but she ignored the question.

Maya so begged to go out with the adult female pleading for a ride to anywhere other than the facility, but the adult female firmly refused, explaining that she worked alone and Maya would only cease upwardly captured by her enemies and forced to betray her. She reassured Maya that since she had been clever enough to follow her to the Roth residence and get past the baby-sit, she would eventually manage to escape the facility on her own. As the woman turned to exit, Maya shot her in the dorsum, mortally wounding her. Maya revealed that she was actually a daughter, and like the woman she had learned to not trust other people, only she had hoped that she could trust the woman for one time. Leaving the woman behind to die, Maya boarded the ship.

Years later, Maya gained a meeting with the Illusive Human being, identifying herself as "Rasa". He asked her why she chose to join Cerberus. She replied that a man she once knew had said that Cerberus stood for something, and she wanted to stand for something too.

Mass Upshot: Foundation 2

An older Maya, who was still going by the name "Rasa", was reminiscing about lessons learned from her impoverished childhood while she was reviewing a dossier about Urdnot Wrex. She expected a call from the Illusive Homo regarding the mission alee just received Kai Leng instead. Leng informed her that the boss was busy and there has been a complication: her mission was to plough Fist, an agent of the Shadow Banker, over to Cerberus, and someone was hired to impale him. Rasa told Leng she already knew that someone was Urdnot Wrex, and bodacious him she had information technology covered.

Posing equally a maintenance worker, she made her way to Fist'southward residence in the Citadel while the distractions she set up sprung effectually the krogan bounty hunter. While the krogan was busy being stalled and Fist was away attending to business organization, Rasa infiltrated Fist's apartment with little attempt, peeked into his files, and learnt that Fist was bought off by another party instead of Cerberus: Saren Arterius.

Rasa thought upward an alternating programme: she faked a call to C-Sec and claimed that a crazy krogan exterior her apartment was threatening her. The plan was to go Fist to alter his heed while Wrex faced more time-consuming obstacles, simply Leng, who had been in comm contact with her the unabridged time, neglected to mention that Fist was already outside the door. She concealed herself and made sure Fist was lone before against him, and with an Grand-5 Phalanx in manus Rasa interrogated him for answers. Saren'south offering was simply amend, Fist claimed. She and then gave Fist a selection: bargain with Wrex, or side with Cerberus and earn her protection.

Rasa later shared an elevator with Wrex, the latter having failed to apprehend Fist. She empathized with the krogan's complicated day, and together they faced the C-Sec officers she summoned to take intendance of Wrex upon inflow at the ground floor, with Wrex grumbling beside her.

During her mission debrief with the Illusive Man, Rasa reported her progress with the data she retrieved from Fist'due south final, and the Cerberus leader praised her both by the quality of information she acquired and the means by which she got it. The Illusive Man posed the question why she allow both Fist and Wrex go, and she had split up answers for it. She wanted to learn more than almost Fist's connection with Saren, and she tin can't get that if he's dead. She'south expecting Wrex to accept care of Fist before the man compromised Cerberus, and added that she liked the krogan: he'due south straightforward, honest, and uncomplicated.

Mass Effect: Foundation 3

Rasa was yet again hush-hush at the Citadel the twenty-four hour period after Saren's assail on Eden Prime, dyeing her hair red and wearing glasses. At the same time, Leng was on Eden Prime number interrogating an Alliance soldier equally to what happened. From hers and Leng's findings Rasa noted that a Gunnery Main Ashley Williams was involved in the fighting. Leng assumed she was KIA, just for Rasa to inform him that Williams was alive and on the Citadel. Leng thought she was bullshitting him, though Rasa assures him she wasn't lying - not on the case, anyhow. Rasa inquired about his program on the captive and Leng replied he'south going to make it look similar the soldier died with his squad. Rasa thought it unusually decent for the assassin though Leng clarified it was just a affair of expedience.

Rasa and so approached Williams pretending to be an Brotherhood psychologist named "Captain Channing", wanting to give her a psych evaluation on the pretext that it's standard procedure. The Gunnery Principal was initially reluctant to say anything, though a combination of Rasa's coaxing and her ain introspection eventually fabricated her divulge a lot of things.

At the terminate of the interview, Rasa informed Leng to confirm that it was the geth that attacked the colony, which Captain Anderson failed to enter in his report. Leng questioned what Saren and the geth would want with a Prothean Buoy. As Rasa had no answers, Leng tells her return with him to report to the Illusive Man. She insisted she stay a lilliputian while longer, as she heard that Commander Shepard was exposed to the beacon, but was refused. Rasa and so remarked that she'll have to meet Shepard another time.

Mass Consequence: Foundation four

Rasa was reviewing dossiers of Commander Shepard'due south crew when Kai Leng came knocking at her quarters, informing her she missed a debrief. She had lost rail of the time going over the dossiers, unable to cover what the Illusive Man sees in the subjects they're about. She was frustrated in how everything has manifestly gone to shit ever since Anderson relinquished command of the SSV Normandy. Shepard's crew now seemed to be assembled from a ragtag agglomeration of misfits: "broken" cases like Ashley Williams and Kaidan Alenko, and they even stooped to recruiting aliens to help their crusade.

Rasa was of the opinion she'south just wasting her fourth dimension on the coiffure when it should be Commander Shepard that Cerberus should be focusing their efforts on. Leng jabbed at her failure to come across with the Illusive Man, merely Rasa was in no mood to humor him. The assassin departed with a reminder not to miss the next debrief, and Rasa assured him she won't.

Mass Consequence: Foundation v

On a holo-meeting with the Illusive Man approximately a calendar month afterwards the attack on the Citadel, Rasa voiced her concerns on having Shepard under greater scrutiny. The Cerberus leader, however, revealed that humanity'south kickoff Spectre was already expressionless. Rasa asked the Illusive Man how she could be of help on investigating the matter, though he already had other people looking into that. Instead, he handed her what he deemed to exist the most important task of her life.

At the conclusion of the briefing Kai Leng dropped by for a conversation with her. Rasa shared she was shocked at learning about Shepard's demise and over again remarked on Leng's cold-bloodedness when the assassin expressed indifference on the affair. Leng offhandedly mentioned he was off on a mission, and Rasa immediately assumed he was the one looking at Shepard's case. Equally Leng denied the assessment and exhibited a like lack of data, Rasa took to needling the assassin over his own usefulness to the organization while trying to figure out who among the other operatives might exist important enough to be sent subsequently the dead Spectre.

Mass Consequence: Foundation 7

A short-haired Rasa was accosted by Kai Leng for notwithstanding another mission in service to Cerberus. A training facility was nether attack, and the Illusive Human dispatched them both to haul the perpetrator in for questioning. The target had biotics off the charts, as Rasa learned from the given dossier, and she doubted her purpose for beingness included when Leng declared he would be taking the functioning seriously. In response, Leng told her she would be treatment the backwash analysis of events.

A short time afterward at the preparation facility, Rasa took observe of the Blue Suns ships parked in the hangar. She did some further excavation into the target and suspected that she was formerly of Cerberus, ane of the biotic kids the organization trained in the early on years. A mercenary contingent and 2 operatives for just 1 girl must mean Cerberus and the target were related, Rasa reasoned, equally the agents continued to search for Jack.

Before long enough Rasa and Leng found Jack just afterwards she's done dealing with some Blue Suns soldiers. The Cerberus duo prepped their weapons merely proved no friction match for Jack'southward biotic onslaught. More Bluish Suns swarmed the scene, forcing Jack to brand everything in the vicinity fly. Rasa begged the biotic to stop as she clung on one hand, but Jack was set on killing everyone.

Bailiwick Zero'due south rampage was merely halted by a blow to the head. Rasa called out to the Blueish Suns to analyze what they're doing when they started to haul Jack off, and i of their number responded that Jack would have to be ransomed past the Illusive Man. Rasa grudgingly accustomed the situation as Kai Leng started to recover near her, remarking that the Illusive Man won't be happy with it. Leng thought the mission a waste of time, simply Rasa was uncertain: at the very least, the Illusive Homo will know Subject field Zero's worth and capabilities.

Mass Issue: Foundation eight

Rasa took the brunt of Kai Leng'south acrimony in the aftermath of their botched mission to capture Jack. She had to footstep off from piloting their shuttle to argue with Leng, who was freaking out. She tried to qualify Subject Naught'southward neutralization as a success and that lying to the Illusive Man would be pointless, but Leng accused her of reveling in his humiliation. Earlier she could frame a reply, they were interrupted past message beeps.

At the Minuteman Station, Rasa was ordered by Miranda Lawson to grab her gear from the shuttle and written report to her at the station's labs ASAP. She tried apologizing to Leng, who was told to report to the Illusive Man elsewhere, merely the assassinator just warned her of unspoken threats should they ever have joint missions again.

Moments afterwards at the labs, Rasa learned virtually the Lazarus Projection from Miranda and what information technology aimed to reach. Leng had her convinced they were both in serious trouble afterward the concluding debacle, just those fears were quelled when she heard that much of the intel she gathered on Shepard had been invaluable to the project. Miranda advised her not to be concerned with Leng: muscle might be necessary, but information is far more powerful.

Standing the bout, Rasa glimpsed the Commander's clone for the showtime time, and beyond it screens of everything Cerberus knew most Shepard. She inquired about the clone's development, though Miranda informed her that information technology wasn't what the Illusive Man wanted. He wanted the existent thing, still on the operating table, and Rasa saw parts of the restoration procedure from afar. Rasa's part in the projection was and so revealed: she was to steal the Commander's classified records from the Spectre offices at the Citadel.

Rasa listened to Miranda elaborate on the mission back at her office. She was handed a disc containing sensitive but outdated Cerberus secrets and was told to bring it to the Spectre Tela Vasir. She assumed the Spectre would paw over the records until Miranda replied otherwise: Vasir can let her into the offices, only it was still upwardly to her to extract the data.

A few days later on the Citadel, Rasa lightened her skin and donned a close-cropped blonde wig for the op. Disguised as a Cerberus defector, she reached out to Vasir and requested assurances for her safety. The Spectre offered her sanctuary in the Spectre offices and left her at that place while she went out to verify the disc'south contents, as anticipated. Rasa went to work on a final, but she was taken off-guard by Vasir'due south return with armed reinforcements.

Rasa offered up the standard excuses in her initial interrogation, claiming she was only paid to practice the job and knew nothing above her pay grade. The situation took a turn for the worse when Vasir had a guard nullify her fake pare color with an injection, likewise as personally removing her wig.

Her disguise destroyed, and with her prints and Deoxyribonucleic acid obtained past the Spectre, Rasa had no choice simply to hear Vasir's terms. The asari gave her back the disc with the data she originally came for and wanted it delivered to the Illusive Man. A virus tainted the information and should force the Cerberus leader into giving anything Vasir wants. Rasa's choice was either prison or compliance, and Vasir advised her to make the correct ane.

A few hours later at a Citadel bar, Rasa reflected on the hassles of her solar day. A salarian bartender gave her a costless drink courtesy of an anonymous gentleman, and she chugged information technology without thinking. When Miranda commed in, Rasa reported the mission as accomplished, just she found too late there was a chemical spiked in her drink. She abruptly severed communications and attempted to get out of the bar, stumbling on numerous patrons and knocking out the glass from a nearby volus.

Rasa hazily reached the Presidium earlier collapsing. A turian C-Sec cop held her up for public intoxication, disbelieving her claim that she was poisoned or drugged. In her foggy state, she heard someone taking responsibility for her actions and blacked out momentarily.

Her anonymous benefactor turned out to exist Thane Krios, who was also responsible for spiking her drink in the get-go place. Rasa struggled to class questions and excuses but the drell curtly refrained from giving her real answers. With Thane's knife bared at her presence, she blurted out that she didn't want to die in that state of affairs because she realized she had never lived her life. The drell considered her words and decided to believe her, apologizing for his actions and praying for her. Figures from Rasa's past flooded her psyche, and she remembered bits and pieces of the things they told her.

Rasa made information technology back to Minuteman Station on a gurney a few days after nevertheless weakened from the ordeal. She tried to warn Miranda about the tainted disc while receiving medical treatment, though the other operative assured her she has got it covered.

Mass Event: Foundation 9

Following weeks-long recovery and a bones checkup, Rasa's doctor cleared her for duty afterward 2 more days. Rasa was impatient to go back to her anxiety, but the dr. emphasized the toxin's unfamiliarity before giving her space to converse with Miranda.

Rasa wasted no time in singling out Thane from the list of Shepard's potential recruits that Miranda gave her before her near-decease experience. Miranda instead ordered her to focus on the dossiers as they have become a priority, expecting a total written report on all candidates by the time Rasa gets out of bed. Sulking at the indifference, Rasa accepted the datapad on Mordin Solus and assured Miranda she'll take the report sooner, adding "bitch" after the other agent'due south departure.

Mass Effect: Foundation 11

Rasa was incensed that Miranda put her on indefinite medical observation. She knocked out her attending orderlies and headed straight to Miranda, enervating some answers. Miranda rationalized it as a safe precaution, but Rasa was unconvinced, going as far as to ask if she was a prisoner.

She chafed at having her talents wasted on mere research and deemed herself field-ready, but Miranda revealed she knew nigh Rasa'due south clandestine and repeated efforts to admission Lazarus Projection files. Rasa was agape for a moment equally she realized the implications.

Rasa promptly went back to dossier-building and accounted Zaeed Massani's business relationship interesting. She stroked the tank containing Shepard's clone, wondering about Cerberus' plans for it.

Mass Effect: Foundation 12

Rasa'south noesis about the Lazarus Project grew to unsafe extents as her desk job stint went on, enough to concenter Miranda's suspicions. She became enlightened of the inordinate surveillance placed on her, but showed no outward awareness of information technology. For the fourth dimension being, she spent her time reviewing the data gathered on Thane Krios.

Mass Effect: Foundation thirteen

In 2160 CE, ii years later the First Contact War, Rasa was a mere kid being taught to steal. Her handler, an erstwhile human named Brocktun, shaved her hair to pass her off as a boy miner despite her objections, citing the fact that he paid for her equally reason enough to follow his orders. She was treated poorly at the hands of this human being.

During 1 annexation performance one of the miners caught her picking things off his locker. She tried to run, simply the homo caught and threw her across the room. Using a knife Brocktun gave her, Rasa gouged the man's left middle the adjacent time he approached her.

Rasa returned to Brocktun emptyhanded and exhausted. She recounted the day's events, saying she didn't mean to hurt the man, but Brocktun turned livid and started beating her. The fact the miner may accept survived meant a greater threat of discovery in Brocktun'southward eyes. Eventually, Rasa has had enough and stabbed Brocktun in the breast, leaving him where he lay.

24 years afterward, Rasa took the lessons of her childhood to middle. She has finally decided to break gratis of Cerberus, too aiming to accept Shepard's clone with her. An opportunity came when it was decided that the clone project was to exist terminated. Rasa took a LOKI Mech with her to the clone lab, intending to have the clone handed to her cleanly by presenting the authorisation guild, just one of the people present recognized her.

Rasa switched to a backup plan: the LOKI pulled out an M-358 Talon, she drew out her One thousand-25 Hornet, and both of them started shooting at everyone else present. To slow down efforts at stopping her, using skills she learned from Miranda she planted a crippling virus that afflicted surveillance and various other systems at the Lazarus Enquiry Station. For added measure, she subverted the programming of all station mechs: when Miranda's security team caught up to her at an airlock, the LOKI and YMIR Mechs of the squad turned on Miranda's man troops. The chaos bought her enough fourth dimension to finish suiting up for a spacewalk to her waiting Kodiak shuttle.

With the clone in a pod existence towed by her LOKI, Rasa nearly made information technology to her spaceship when her mech was striking past a sniper round. Miranda proved tenacious enough to continue pursuit. Rasa questioned Miranda'southward bullheaded allegiance to the Illusive Human, besides as the indicate of throwing away the clone, finally venting her resentment at being treated like a puppet and deeming Cerberus' strings-fastened policy insufficient to secure her loyalty. Her LOKI sacrificed itself to distract Miranda at a critical juncture, enabling Rasa to load the clone's pod into the shuttle and fly off.

At an undisclosed location elsewhere, the place where she slew Brocktun, Rasa kept the clone in seclusion. While it slept, she reflected upon the lesson of mistrust learned from the original Brooks, challenge she was correct. Besides promising to brand the clone better and more loyal than the original, she besides vowed that both of them will forge their ain destinies and stand for something.

Mass Upshot iii: Citadel

Commander Shepard meets Brooks in Ryuusei's sushi bar on the Citadel, where she presents herself equally a twitchy and talkative Staff Analyst in Systems Alliance intelligence. Brooks warns the Commander about an unknown political party targeting and hacking into the Commander'south personal accounts and records.

Brooks doesn't take much time to explain before mercenaries attack the eatery looking for Shepard. Brooks is captured past one of the mercenaries only Shepard manages to recover a weapon and rescue her, simply for Brooks to shortly after leap in front of a bullet meant for Shepard. Brooks is separated from the Commander when mercenary gunfire ruptures the glass floor, sending Shepard falling to a lower Ward level. Brooks, who recovers from her injury about immediately, apparently through taking a heavy dose of medi-gel that leaves her jumpy, manages to make comm contact with the Commander and guides Shepard through a C-Sec lockdown to a Cision Motors skycar lot to be picked upwardly past C-Sec.

The C-Sec shuttle meant to excerpt Shepard turns out to be a mercenary trap, although the Spectre manages to hold them off with some squad assistance earlier Joker arrives with Brooks to extract the beleaguered team. Brooks and Shepard then render to the Commander's Personal Apartment where they run across up with the remainder of the Normandy coiffure and Brooks gets to explicate her interest in length. Patently, her tracking program "Mr. Biscuits" (named after her cat) detected a breach in Shepard'due south classified files, hence her trip to Ryuusei's to warn the Commander. Shepard wants to inform Armando-Owen Bailey of the situation, but Brooks thinks the investigation should be kept in-house to avoid other people becoming targets of their enemy.

Liara T'Soni uses her resources to identify Shepard's attackers as belonging to CAT6 and discovers that they were sold weapons by a casino possessor named Elijah Khan. Brooks overshares her grooming in zilch-emissions tech, recalling her an incident at Op-Int where she had to disable a shaving cream-filled bomb with tweezers, leading to Shepard "volunteering" her for the chore of infiltrating Khan'south panic room. As she claimed she took a desk job explicitly non to get shot, yet she got shot anyway trying to warn Shepard, she expresses her objection to the idea until Shepard assures her they've got her back.

Despite a couple of security setbacks, Shepard, Brooks and Shepard'south plus 1 manage to sneak into Khan'due south panic room, simply to find him dead and his terminal wiped. Brooks muses it could exist her fault since she tripped an warning earlier, only a Mysterious Figure projects on Khan's screen and confronts Shepard. Subsequently, the team recovers Khan'due south data drives for further analysis dorsum at the flat.

EDI lets Brooks handle the decryption work on the drives so she can ameliorate on her skills. While waiting, Brooks flatters the team, claiming they are legends to the rest of the Brotherhood, are the kind everyone looks up to, and that their esprit seems to be their underground weapon. Shortly after the decryption succeeds and Brooks finds evidence that point to a lot of purchased state of war material, including mechs. Glyph chimes in, every bit plainly Shepard's Spectre code is used to access the Citadel Archives, alerting the team to their adversary's location. Brooks seems to call back Shepard tin can't bring anybody, so Shepard declares the performance all hands on deck.

Brooks joins the rest of Shepard's crew in a counterassault on the archives where the mysterious identity thief is revealed to be Shepard's Cerberus-created clone. The clone manages to get the real Shepard'due south team to temporarily stand up down by taking Brooks hostage, leaving the group before long afterwards and letting its mercs deal with them. Brooks fights off these mercs with Shepard'southward teams Mako and Hammerhead, challenge to be ignorant of what the former is during the ensuing battle banter.

Later while chasing the clone through the archives, Brooks claims to have been shot and pleads for Shepard's assistance over comms. The Spectre's squad runs straight to a booby-trapped iridium vault, and once the clone steps out to gloat Brooks' true allegiance as its cohort comes to lite.

Her prior beliefs and even her accent is revealed to be an act: Brooks does not actually work for the Alliance and is in fact ex-Cerberus, the one who put together all of the dossiers for Shepard's suicide mission. She was disgusted that Cerberus would look to aliens for help and left the arrangement to avoid becoming indoctrinated like the Illusive Human being. Brooks orchestrated the mercenary ambush in the Wards, but never intended for the real Shepard to live in one case she obtained their Spectre code. When Shepard didn't die, course corrections were applied in the form of Brooks shooting Khan before anyone else reached him. With the clone's theft of Shepard's identity complete, Brooks and the clone seal Shepard, the squad, and the balance of the Normandy crew in the iridium vaults, leave them to suffocate to decease, and commandeer the Normandy SR-2. Unfortunately for her, Brooks forgot almost Liara's Virtual Intelligence assistant Glyph, who promptly helps Shepard and the squad escape.

In a bid to retake the Normandy, Shepard'south squad manages to infiltrate the captured frigate and begin fighting off the remaining CAT6 mercs. On the CIC, upon receiving word that Shepard has boarded the ship, Brooks advises the clone to personally defeat the existent Shepard and accompanies it to the armory beneath.

A firefight ensues in the cargo concur, eventually ending with Shepard and the clone hanging off the edge of the open boarding ramp. While the Commander's squadmates assistance Shepard up, Brooks chooses to carelessness the clone who falls to its decease. Brooks is then arrested only secretly begins hacking her bonds. She reverts to a mocking version of her Staff Analyst persona, challenge to be more than happy to cooperate with the authorities.

If Shepard tries to persuade her to go into custody peacefully, Brooks tries to get Shepard to acknowledge that part of them wanted someone like Brooks "looking upwards to the fable." They had some laughs, and peradventure "more than someday". If Shepard interrupts her speech, telling her to cut it out, Brooks thinks they're afraid for their life if she escapes, but Shepard clarifies the opposite; they're pleading for hers, making information technology painfully clear that fifty-fifty the Commander's mercy has limits. Brooks takes a moment to process this, before ultimately continuing down. As she'southward being hauled off by Steve Cortez, she remarks that the clone wouldn't have let her live.

If Shepard is hung up over her expose, or otherwise doesn't respond to Brooks afterwards suggesting she go peacefully, she continues feigning innocence and naivete with the Maya persona, telling them that Shepard will miss her when she hacks her restraints and bolts out. Brooks doesn't go far; a squadmate or Shepard shoots her in the back and Shepard even muses that they won't "miss" at that range.

Trivia

• When choosing i'south squad for Silver Coast Casino: Infiltration, Brooks will be listed as having the abilities of Incendiary Ammo, Fortification, Frag Grenade, Carnage, and Alliance Officer, with no weapons bachelor and a default costume bonus of Shields +25%. She is non, still, available via the suspension-menu's Team selection.
• Miranda Lawson claims to know Maya Brooks only in passing and equally "Hope Lilium" in Mass Effect 3: Citadel. Mass Effect: Foundation, however, depicts the two interacting extensively in the Lazarus Project, with Miranda even referring to Brooks exclusively by her "Rasa" alias.
• The Latin phrase "Tabula Rasa" ways "clean slate". "Rasa" has a trend to alter her name and identity.
• Even if Shepard chooses to save Brooks, she does not become a War Nugget.
• Brooks' voice actress, Siobhan Hewlett, is misspelled in the game credits as Siobhan Hewlitt.

References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/siobhanhewlett/status/330332120046268416

thompsonwaguastind1993.blogspot.com

Source: https://masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Maya_Brooks

Share this post