La Torre

La Torre
Pax looking at a blueprint of La Torre
Type	Library
Location	Pacifica
Inhabitants	Luna Caretaker Two unnamed YuYu workers
First visited	Issue 1

La Torre, also known as Silo 942, is a subterranean farming collective near Sacramento, Pacifica. It is a front for the Weave acting as a library in order to help refugees and circulate banned books. It is led by Luna, the first librarian to help the crew with the plan to transport the Puritan's datakey. Although this place is also used as a YuYu facility, it's unknown if the YuYu employees who work there know about the library operations.

Many of La Torre's sign include both English and Spanish translations. The meaning of La Torre is (watch) tower, which is apt, as La Torre descends deep underground.

History

Before the heist started, Luna prepared a tour bus in anticipation of the crew arriving to La Torre and programmed a black-market robot to be able to drive it. However, on October 13, 2030, Luna got trapped under the bus while working underneath it due to a malfunctioning jack, and the robot was barely able to lift the bus enough to prevent it from crushing her. When the crew arrives, Noam uses their Vocal to calm Luna, Sai uses her strength to help lift the bus, and Theo identifies a wireless connection issue as the cause of the jack's failure. Pax discovers that a YuYu drone knock a wireless antenna off, which she promptly reactivates. Luna is saved, but warns the crew that they have to patch Pax's shoulder, get their supplies, and leave quickly before the Puritans and Pacificops catch up to them.

When the crew goes into the basement, Pax visits the restroom in order to throw up, but has a vision of the Tree of Tongues and of a mysterious boy. After Pax finishes, she has an opportunity to explore the basement, listen to two YuYu workers argue about their company's political power, reflect on her situation near the railing, and chat with Noam. Meanwhile, Theo uses the Weave terminal to communicate with New Jerusalem's librarian in order to make sure the latter's library is still operational. Luna and Pax chat while a DOC device fixes the latter's shoulder, only for La Torre's alarms to go off. Luna heads to the ground floor to convince the Pacificops and Puritans to leave while Pax and Theo observe the situation from the office's computer. Sai has a nervous breakdown and refuses to leave the bathroom, leaving Pax with no choice but to use Vox to snap Sai out of her panic. Once the authorities leave, Luna and the crew move supplies into the elevator to bring to the bus.

On the ground floor, Luna and the crew load up the bus and the crew is introduced to the robot driver. Pax objects to letting a robot drive the bus due to the robophobia she was taught in Liberty, but if no dialogue option is chosen in time, Noam uses their Vocal to get Pax to calm down and accept that the robot is necessary due to the Republic's legal red tape. The crew takes a look at their musical equipment and say their farewells to Luna before leaving on the bus. However, while in Colorado on October 19, the crew learns that the librarian Sol lost contact with all other libraries, including La Torre, leaving Luna's fate ambiguous.

Physical description

Outside

La Torre is a dome-shaped building with a rectangular garage acting as its entrance. The dome's roof is white with glass windows while the garage's roof is sky blue. There is a white wind turbine on the side of the building. In front of the garage are three green dumpsters and a truck. The front wall of the garage is gray, is painted lime green and sky blue on certain sections, has La Torre's logo, has an air conditioner above the left entrance, has the text "SILO 942" painted on the top in white, has two garage doors, and has a single sky blue door.

Ground floor

The ground floor contains a tour bus, toolboxes, tool carts, metal shelves, a YuYu terminal, a YuYu jack, a YuYu antenna, several boxes of supplies, stacks of wood shipping pallets, a yellow pallet jack, a vending machine, a days without accident sign, metal canisters, tire stacks, and two trucks. There is an elevator in the center of the dome surrounded by railing, which leads to the basement floor. There is an exit door near the YuYu antenna, but the player cannot use it.

Basement floor

The basement floor's center room has a moat and railings surrounding the elevator, a vending machine behind the elevator, yellow wet floor signs, a yellow pallet jack, fertilizer stacks, sprayers, a red bucket, and several planters containing crops. The center room connects to hallways labeled 8A-8E, along with a hallway connecting to the canteen, with each hallway containing additional planters. Between hallways 8C and 8D, there is an unusable exit door. The canteen contains a green couch, a refrigerator, a stove, a white and green kitchen counter, a microwave, trash and recycle bins, a small table full of various merchandise, and an all gender restroom. Hallway 8D leads to Luna's office, Luna's office contains several cabinets, contraband books, a Sara Medina-Castillo campaign poster, a printer, a scanner, a desk containing books and a laptop, a desk with a Puritan computer, a desk with a Weave-connected computer, a map of the Divided States of America, a blueprint of La Torre, and photos of Lottie and Sol.

Items

Main article: Items

• Strongman's Jerky
• Lighter
• Comic book (Justice For All! Issue #1)
• Peanuts
• Bingo! Cola
• 1984
• Stolen Legacy

Gallery

Screenshots

Outside

Ground floor

Basement

Luna's office

3D models and concept art

Concept art

Driverless vehicle

Driverless vehicle

Driverless vehicle