She comments that the Humans have made a dangerous enemy. She has one of her henchmen find out what happened about the deal between the Collectors and the Blue Suns, and a data pad is discovered that contains the populations of human colonies.
Aria kills the Blue Suns Mercs, Collectors, and humans. Aria and two of her men attack a trade off of human slaves between a group of Blue Suns Mercs and an Alien race called the Collectors. Incursion is a mini-comic that tells of Aria's confrontation with the Collectors and the Blue Suns a week prior to the begining of Mass Effect 2. Major Story Arcs Mass Effect: Incursion A powerful Biotic As a show of her own power she even kept around the former Krogan Warlord who she replaced as a trophy and example of what would happen to those who dare oppose her. She does not allow herself to show any weakness and goes after her enemies with ruthless abandon. She is cold and calculating in nature and will do whatever it takes to remain in control of her station. Little is known about how Aria was prior to her first appearance on Omega other than she started out as a dancer in the Omega nightclub: Afterlife. Character Evolution the Pirate Queen of Omega She also appears in the Mass Effect novels. Though she made her original appearance in the hit Video Game Mass Effect 2 her popularity managed to transition her into comic format where she appears in several Mass Effect titles. Character Creation Mac WaltersĪria T'Loak was created by Mac Walters the lead writer of Mass Effect 2. As the go to person on Omega Station nothing happens on Omega without her knowing. She then further extended her power by taking down a Krogan Warlord who was the current self-proclaimed ruler of of Omega Station. She kills the owner of the club where she preformed and took over management. Origin Aria's start was similar to this AsariĪria is an Asari who traveled to Omega Station where she preformed as an exotic dancer at a nightclub called Afterlife, but this was all a ploy to hide her initial rise to power.
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