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Do you enjoy writing Fallout fan fiction? Would you like to have a crack at it?
Starting now, you have seven days (Vault-Tec is watching you*) to write seven fics based on these prompts, in order.
Guidelines:
111 words minimum for each entry.
Tag appropriately.
Mature content allowed but please tag / add TWs.
Please use these tags both here and on Ao3 if you use that platform.
#Vault720
#7DayChallenge
Post one fic per day starting from when you see this post (there's no deadline as such, just keep it within 2020 please!)
Prompts list:
Something Forgotten
PassingâŠ
Essential Personnel
Coming Home
Idiosyncratic Intimacy
Authentic or Nothing
Last Orders at the Dugout
Any questions, shoot an Ask over to @theartofblossoming
Tagging to invite, feel free to pass this challenge on: @woodspurge @mustinvestigate @third-rail-vip @bigwinged @slightly-sad-scribe @the-last-huntsman @its-sixxers @the-dubstep-strawberry @gingerbreton @drneverland @solesurvivorpaigeargot @boarix @its-sixxers (sorry if I missed anyone else!)
*they're long gone. Trust yourself to keep track, this is just for fun, not some morally questionable experiment⊠I think...
  âWell, Iâm not going to burn it down, if thatâs what youâre asking.â
âA big bonfire would be fun, but no. Thatâs not what I meant, sister. There still might be somethinâ of value there.â
âMaybe. Iâll get to it. Eventually.â
Hancock had traveled to Sanctuary to iron out the details of a trade agreement between Wraithâs budding settlement and Goodneighbor. After which, in an effort to spend more time with her, he volunteered to help her with the scraping efforts and was curious why there was one particular house that she seemed to avoid. He was good at reading people so even though he hadnât known Wraith for very long, her attempts to be nonchalant were like little red flags. Â
âIâm not here to tell ya your businessâŠâ
Codsworth was working nearby to reclaim nails and screws from an enormous pile of discarded siding. He knew very well that the empty home had been the one he shared with Wraithâs family. The robot had overheard the exchange and decided that with Hancockâs help, they might be able to push Wraith into facing some of her ghosts, thereby achieving some small amount of closure. âPardon me for interrupting, mum, but we seem to be running short on bedding materials. Might it be that you and Mayor Hancock could check in the olâ homestead?â
Hancock saw her flinch, confirming his suspicions, âLook, we donât have to go in there if ya donât want.â He gestured vaguely east, âI saw a few old rugs in a house over there⊠might be a little scratchy, but hey, most of âem have been sleeping outside in the dirt, you feel me?â
Her pride pricked by the idea that her settlers might be reduced to sleeping on beds that were only marginally better then literal dirt, Wraith stuck out her lower lip and marched determinedly toward her old house. Her paced slowed the closer she got to the front door, however. Finally, she stood motionless with one hand outstretched, frozen midway to the doorknob.
Hancockâs voice was gentle, âItâs okay, sister. I got ya covered.â
She looked back over her shoulder and was further bolstered by the ghoulâs surprisingly-sweet smile. Apart from the brief search on day she had woken up, she hadnât been inside her house for over two hundred years. Pushing through the door she had expected to be met with the stale air of a long abandon home, but apart from a few dust motes catching light in the sunbeams, it was remarkably well kept.
âOh, thatâs rightâŠâ She had forgotten that Codsworth had spent the better part of two hundred plus years maintaining her home, and had continued to do so when he wasnât floating around the Commonwealth with her. She leaned back out to thank the robot, who was hovering anxiously just outside, âIt looks great in here, sweetheart. Thanks, Codsworth.â
âMy pleasure, mum! Give a holler if youâll need anything else.â
Hancock was silent as Wraith walked slowly through her former living room and kitchen. Her movements were halting, almost jerky, and when she reached the hallway that led to the bedrooms she once again froze. Watching her made him sad and he felt an enormous surge of empathy.
Damn! Can see the steel in her veins from any angle⊠almost as good a thrill as watchinâ her fightâŠ
They worked in relative silence for a while, each lost in their own head. Wraith entertaining a few bittersweet memories of a bygone era and Hancock wrestling with a sudden realization that he was very, very attracted to her.
Pretty damn sure itâs one sided. Then again, maybe not; sheâs looked you up and down more than a few when she thinks you ainât lookinâ. Could try puttinâ the moves to her⊠donât want to rush anything⊠the way she moves when sheâs fightinâ can only imagine how she is in the sack⊠I need to cool out or go take care of this⊠those legs wrapped around⊠mmm. Sheâs flexible too. Bet I could bend herâŠ
âHey, HancockâŠâ
He jumped guiltily and covered a yelp of surprise with an exaggerated grunt of exertion. âWhat have ya got for me?â
âDo you mind if we turn on the radio? Iâm tired of stewing in memories for now.â
âFine by me.â
After a few songs The End of the World came on and Hancock started humming along. He felt Wraithâs eyes on him and emboldened, he took her hand and pulled her to him to dance. He sang along to the radio as they circled in a slow, easy waltz and was delighted to see some of the sadness in her eyes melt away.
Definitely donât want to rush this. Could be thereâs more here than just a wild roll in the hayâŠ
âThanks, Hancock.â
âWhat for?â
âFor reminding me that the end of something means the beginning of something else and the end of world doesnât always mean the end of everything.â
Tagged by the creator, the wonderful @theartofblossoming (a million years ago) Thank you so much!
Day 4!!! This one was way too much fun to write. Decided to do present tense, and nearly wanted to die. Present tense sucks. Itâs a bit on the longer side too. Itâs like 1,400 words.Â
Fallout 3 again! I remember the first time I did Trouble on the Home-front, and I nearly blew the whole place up after IÂ âsavedâ them. Vault 101 is literally the breeding ground of assholes. EXCEPT for my main man Officer Gomez. Heâs a real G.
Enjoy! Let me know what you think!
Warnings: one curse word and mentions of dead people
Some dialogue (specifically at first with Amata) I did take straight from the game. So credit to Fallout 3 for that.
Amata gives me a smile of relief. The dark circles under her hazel eyes really aged her and her raven black hair is dull and tangled into a messy bun. With the conflict over, I can tell a weight is lifted from her. We move closer together, filling me with a certain nostalgia. Iâm finally back with my best friend and I canât wait to tell her everything thatâs happened. To finally catch up without chaos ensuing. The stories I have will stomp anything we ever read in the Grognak Comics. Iâm already forming plans on who we can go to for supplies. How I can help protect our people from the Wastes.
âI⊠I canât believe it.â Amata whispers, pulling me from my grand plans. âMy father⊠I canât believe heâs stepping down. I canât believe you got through to him.âÂ
âWe talked. I think for the first time, he actually listened. He⊠he didnât even realize how wrong he was.â I take in the disarray state of the medical room. A place I saw as a sanctuary growing up. I could still see Jim laying stiffly against the wall when I first arrived. Or even Beatriceâs mangled corpse in the next room. A shake of my head returns me to the present. âBut I set him straight.âÂ
âWell, thanks for keeping your cool. Violence would only lead to more problems in the future.â She puts her hands on her hips with a prideful smirk. âItâs time for our dusty old Vault to have a new beginning and itâll start by opening it up again, and this time for good. Itâs a bright new day for the VaultâŠ,â Her pause takes me off guard. She looks at me sheepishly. The same look she gave me when I first got here. âBut Iâm afraid thereâs one thing that has to change.â
âWhatever it is, Iâm happy to help.â I reassure her.Â
âI know you are and, on behalf of the Vault, I thank you for all youâve done.â She places her hand on my shoulder and gives a gentle squeeze. She sounds too much like an Overseer already. âBut there are still many who blame you for everything that happened. So I have to ask you to leave. Iâm sorry, but the situation is just... too delicate for you to stay.âÂ
My stomach feels like itâs in a knot; like I had been punched in the gut. I know Iâm making a face as Amata continues, âPlease. If you want to help the Vault, you need to leave.âÂ
The sting of tears began and my throatâs tight. I stare her down with a bitter smile. âJust like that, huh? After everything Iâve done, youâre kicking me out.â I laugh a bit as I realize that was her plan all along. She knew I would come, she knew I would help, and she knew I wasnât allowed to stay.
âNo, itâs not like that.â Amata grabs my hands to bring my attention back to her. Her hands are so soft compared to mine. âBut if you stay, itâll just keep causing more problems. The Vault canât take any more in-fighting. Itâs just what has to be.â Her explanation only makes my blood boil. I swear, I knew raiders that were less cold-blooded than her. âItâll be awhile before weâre ready to really go outside. But once the Vault is stable again, maybe weâll see you out there.â She smiles sweetly at me, which feeds my disgust toward her. I let the silence fester before I rip my hands from hers. She frowns, but switches back to a sweet smile.
âI guess this is goodbye for now.â She reaches behind her and hands me a dirty utility suit. âItâs not much, but take this with you, to remember us by. With luck, weâll meet again.âÂ
I look at the grimy suit for a moment in a state of absolute shock. This is it? All that she sees me worthy of is some piece of shit suit?Â
âGoodbye, Amata. I have a feeling youâll do just fine as Overseer.â The ice in my tone causes her to flinch. I give a parting glance to the room that was my whole life with my dad. Him teaching me how to treat cuts, bruises, sprains, and numerous other ailments. The trash and overturn tables made the bile crawl further up my throat. Freddie and Mr. Brotch walk over to me just before I turn away.Â
âGoodbye. Weâll miss ya.â Freddie says. His âTunnel Snakeâ leather jacket slipping off his slim frame.Â
âI never thought you would be back. Iâm sorry you have to go. You were always a pleasure to have in class.â Mr. Brotch adds with his warm brown eyes giving me pity. But he does nothing to object to my banishment.Â
I almost roll my eyes at their pathetic attempts at a goodbye. âGood luck out there. Youâll need it.â I walk through the familiar yet ruined hallways of my home⊠former home. I pass by my room. My heart nearly shatters upon seeing Dadâs old bed, but I force myself to keep going. Residents line the hallways as their whispers and glares follow me.
âGood riddance.â
âGet out.âÂ
âYou donât belong here.âÂ
âThis is all your fault!â The voices say as I pass by.
I hold my head up high despite wanting to yell and scream at them. Theyâre supposed to be my family, yet here I am leaving with my tail between my legs. Iâm at the security room when a familiar guard brings me out of my haze.Â
âOfficer Gomez?âÂ
He looks at me with sorrowful eyes. âYou arenât leaving already, are you? Goodness, you just got here.âÂ
I curse my growing bad luck. Heâs always been so kind to me. His salt and pepper hair made me think of a time long before that. The fondest memory being when he got onto Butch for stealing my sweet roll. I thought of him as my hero from that moment forward. I find it hard to look at him now.
âYeah. Itâs⊠for the best. Or so Iâm told.â I mumble.Â
He places his hands on my shoulders. âIâm sorry about your daddy. And Iâm sorry that⊠I wish you could stay.â I meet his gaze and he looks more upset than I am. âGood golly, I donât know whatâs happened to you out there, but youâre different now. I can see it in your eyes. Youâre not... ,â He laughs a bit before giving me a beaming grin. âYouâre not a kid anymore. Iâm real proud of ya. I know youâre gonna do great things, kiddo. Always have. I hope we get to see you one day. Out there. Maybe youâll be the one giving us the big tour of the place.âÂ
I bite my lip to keep a sob at bay before hugging him as tightly as I can. âThank you, Mr. Gomez. Iâm gonna miss you.â My voice cracks and a few tears stream down my cheek.
He chuckles a bit, but hugs me back. âStay safe.âÂ
I nod my head and smile. âYou too.âÂ
He pats me on the back as I walk towards the exit. I spare him one last look. He waves with a warm parting smile. I walk outside and open the wooden slat door. The ground shudders from the vault closing. The breeze rifles through my hair and the dust fills my nostrils. The heat of the waning sun warms my skin. I hear the metal screeching of the vault sealing. My breath leaves my chest and a choked cry follows. Itâs done.Â
I stare at the scorched landscape around me. Echoes of the past are all thatâs left. Megaton catches my eye against the evening sun. I suppose thatâs not entirely true, I realize. I think of Gob, and Lucas, and even Moriarty. I start to think of the Brotherhood, and the people of Rivet City. So many people that Iâve met, helped, or killed. I notice a furry blob heading towards me. A wide grin forms on my face when I realize who it is.
Dogmeat barrels up to me with yips of excitement. I pat his head while scratching behind his large ears. His rough fur feels great against my near numb fingers. His brown and blue eyes fill me with a comforting warmth.Â
âI missed ya, too. Ya mangy mutt.â I tease.
He nudges my wet cheek then takes off down the hill. I look back at the Vault. I feel over the utility suit in my hands. The 101 is a faded yellow against the dingy navy. I hang the suit on the wooden door and re-shoulder my rifle. I meet up with the enthusiastic pooch at the bottom who huffs at my lack of rush. He spins in place a few times before taking charge towards Megaton. Our home.
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