Later, Inferi, now healed of his injuries, attacks Ethan from behind with a brick, sending Ethan into a terrifying hallucination. Inferi, the man Ethan assaults, has Oro implants in the corners of his mouth. The final cutscene reveals that Rosa is also now aware of the Oro's presence, though she simply refers to them as a "cult."Įthan Thomas, now a homeless, violent alcoholic, starts an altercation with a thug at a bar. Ethan Thomas is informed by Malcolm Vanhorn that the Oro, referred to simply as "they", are the cause of all the violence and turmoil in the city. The stronger Oro members Ethan kills are known as Dark Watchers and are presumably assassins sent out to stop him from uncovering their dark secrets. Many members are slain by Agent Thomas, including the Oro Dark Primary, who serves as the game's final boss.
The first appearance of the Oro as enemies are in the city library in the form of the Crawler type members, which are also found in the school.Įthan battles several Oro members at the Apple Seed Orchard towards the end of the game. Cult members make multiple appearances during the in-game cut scenes, though these are mostly hallucinations experienced by Ethan Thomas. The Oro do appear in Condemned: Criminal Origins, however, it is never made clear who or what they are.
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