The drone that used to control the Cradle for them, Abadd, had escaped and was nowhere to be found, so they needed Orta to reactive the facility for them. The Empire’s reasons for wanting to capture Orta appeared to be largely the same as the Seekers, as they needed a drone to control the Ancient ruins, specifically the Cradle. In the first moments of Panzer Dragoon Orta, the Empire launched an attack on the Seekers’ stronghold in Yelico Valley in an effort to capture Orta from them.
It appeared that they feared Orta, likely because they thought of her as a weapon capable of controlling the Ancient ruins and bio-engineered monsters, similar to Azel’s original purpose.
The Seekers called Orta “the harbinger of destruction” and told her she would only leave her prison when they needed her for war. The name of this human was never revealed, but most fans have assumed it to be Edge, who remained in Sestren at the end of Panzer Dragoon Saga. Her mother, the drone Azel, used her own genes together with that of a human’s gene data found in Sestren to create Orta. Orta did not know that she was in fact half drone/half human. Orta ( オルタ, Oruta ?), the protagonist of Panzer Dragoon Orta, was a girl who knew very little about the world or her own past, as she had been imprisoned by the Seekers for as long as she could remember.
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