Introduction
The year was 2077.
After the Great War, the world receded into an empty, barren wasteland full of weary survivors and ruthless killers.
The nuclear holocaust of the Great War cost the Earth it's once beautiful scenery, and trillions upon trillions of humans their lives. Many cities, many civilizations were wiped out by the nuclear bombs. Those who found shelter in the Vaults survived, living underground until it became safe enough to venture back to the surface. People began inhabiting the surface again, building shanty towns out of whatever materials weren't decimated by the nuclear blasts. They began repopulating, building, growing, trying to restore what was lost to the war.
However, it wasn't going to be easy.......
Cities were leveled; only a fraction of the buildings that stood tall before the land and it's people remained standing now. Entire countries were devastated, left with only the grim memory of their once precious lands, now forced to bear witness to their ruined homelands. Many were dead, their bodies now mixed with the dust on the ground. The air and water were extremely toxic, filled with radiation and dangerous to consume. In order for the humans to rebuild, they'd need to all work together and pull through. Howeer, this task in itself proved to be most difficult:
Many people turned to raiding, killing and stealing from other people. Whole towns were raided, raped of their supplies and many were either killed or forced into slavery. As if this weren't enough, the survivin population also had to deal with various mutated monsters; insects, animals, mutants.........it was enough to devastate anyone. Frequent monster attacks, raids, and shortage of supplies forced the people to struggle.
They looked toward the future, hoping for some order in the lawless Wastelands.
2279
Former Los Angeles:

It's been two hundred and two years since then, and humanity is still quite unstable. They do have some stability, however. There are several towns and cities built across the nation, and the population is growing. They have established a currency system, bottle caps, in order to buy the various items they might need.
However, suffering still plays a prominent role in the wakes of the future. Supplies are extremely scarce and often rationed, there is hardly a clean water source if any at all, and sicknesses are spreading with difficulty to alleviate them. And it's only getting worse:
Ever since the aftermath of the war, the United States has been under control of the Enclave, a shadow government based on the original United States government. Their main concern is to eradicate Communism, and care not who suffers in the process of achieving this mission. They believe in only letting the strongest survive, and see the weak as useless in society. Utilizing radio waves, the Enclave attempts to brainwash all survivors into believing that they will resolve all their problems. They are everywhere.
In order to survive this hellish life, one must be strong, intelligent, and sharp-witted. Those who falter, die.
Where do you stand?
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He was headed for the saloon at the end of town in order to piss away what little money he had in order (or at least try) to get smashed, shit-faced, hammered, drunk off his ass, blitzed, destroyed, piss drunk, loaded, juiced up, plastered, obliterated, or any other synonym for drunk there is. He kept his eyes low and his hat pulled down. He made no eye contact, he just headed for his drink fest.
He arrived at the saloon, looking around at the familiar and new faces. He took a seat and waited for Calamity to walk over. "The usual, Ranger?" the tall, burly, hairy red-headed woman asked him. The Ranger nodded, slapping down ten caps on the counter as calamity practically shoved the whiskey bottle into his hand. He eyed the bronze-colored liquid before draining the bottle within seconds. "Hit me", he said as Calamity turned back to the booze shelf. "You keep this up and I'm gonna be down a customer", Calamity laughed. The Ranger snarled. "Shut your hole you sow and gimme my goddamn drink!" he said irritatedly, slapping down another ten caps. He drained that bottle, too, and turned in his stool to look at the crowd behind him: A group of raiders was huddled in the corner, and The Ranger saw one in particular that every Regulator in the wastes was looking for: Bethany Grier. "Bethany" was actually in fact a man, given the name as a cruel trick from his son-of-a-bitch father. He was a muscular guy, bald, and quite petite to be the evil little shit he is. Twenty-seven years old and full of nothing but contempt for everything. The Ranger stood, walking over toward where Bethany sat, smirking at the name all the while.
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Micheals power armor rustled ever so slightly every time he took another step. Sometimes more unwise men would be ready to start trouble, but would stop before they saw Micheal's sheer size, and the types of weapons he was packing. Micheal's large mini-gun sat ever so menacingly as Micheal kept his hand on his hammer strapped to the left side of his hip. He walked quietly through the main walkways until his eyes rested on the Saloon. No one could see it, but Micheal had a small ghost of a smile on his face. A continuous flow of information flowed through saloons in any settlement within the wastes. Micheal had received a tip a few weeks ago that his target had come this way. He just hoped he could find her soon. Failure seemed to be looming over his shoulder whenever he looked back at the path he burned across the wastelands of North America.
Micheal's hand gripped his Super Sledge as he stepped through the door into the saloon. The blue streaks on Micheal's armor set him apart of nearly any uniform Brother Hood paladin, he just hoped that most would infer he wasn't looking for trouble. He would be in this shanty town for only a day or so, as he scoured the land for traces of his objective. Silence filled the air when Micheal entered. Silence was never a good sign. Micheal approached the bar, and sat down slowly. He met no gazes, which slowly resulted into mostly everyone going back to their conversations. Micheal let out a quiet breath, and squared his massive shoulders, which were evident even under his armor.
He decided he would rest his feet for a bit before he started asking around. He had been walking nearly the whole day, and he needed to refill his canteen. He always wanted bottles of clean water in his possession at all times in case of emergency. He would need it for the traveling he would be doing, so he established getting more water on top of refilling his canteen would be a safe and good idea.
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So with his job in a pack behind him he headed down a destroyed road, the sun on his back, he hated the sun, made him stand out too much.
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The Ranger jammed his left .44 in Bethany's mouth, pointing the right one at his three cronies. Blood began to seep from Bethany's mouth from the teeth The Ranger knocked out with the barrel of his revolver. "Sorry, sweetheart, but I'll have to take a raincheck. Say hi to all the people you killed when you get to Hell".
A loud BOOM, people scattered, Calamity ducked behind the bar, and The Ranger jumped backward, knocking over a table and taking cover. Three guns were firing at him from ahead: a hunting rifle, a shotgun, and a .32 pistol. The Ranger had been in higher levels of shit than this, pumped with more whiskey than he was now, and still came out alive. He watched as the people scattered to get out of the saloon alive, and as bullets that missed the table ripped up the floors.
He sighed, standing and whipping around to face the three shooters.
Bang, bang, bang!
It was over.
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Quietly Micheal began to clean the weapon, while still able to keep tabs on any more commotion out of the corner of his eyes. His helmet hindered his vision only slightly, but he would sacrifice 10 percent of his whole vision range at the sake of being encased in power armor. He set his mini gun down next to him after he was satisfied with how it was looking. He continued to pull out a different rag this time when he set his super sledge on the table. The hammer had dried blood caked onto one of the sides. Micheal simply began to clean most of it off.
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Ethan sat across from the man and placed his rifle on the table and began pre maintanice checks of his own. He didn't say anything to the man, not yet anyway. he just sat theirthere checking the sights on his sniper rifle as the man wiped blood off a hammer.
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Before he could finish his sentence, a Hispanic man with lots of weapons came from upstairs, shouting about how people were "waking him up so early in the morning". The Ranger wasn't listening..........until the man came screaming in his ear.
WERE YOU THE ONE WHO STARTED THIS SHIT?" the man screamed. The Ranger gritted his teeth, rubbing the handle of his left .44, thinking very seriously about putting a round between the fucker's eyes. He then walked away, screaming at other people. He exhaled deeply, turning to sit at the bar. Swiveling in his chair (okay, he was spinning like a five-year-old), The Ranger took notice of a man clad in power armor sitting at a booth in the back, cleaning his weapons. He also saw the guy who had repaired Calamity's gun, cleaning his sniper rifle as well. The Ranger was not at all interested in joining them, but the man in power armor caught his interest: the man was, afterall, a memeber of the Brotherhood of Steel. The Ranger turned back to Calamity.
"You aren't worried about letting a Brother in here? What if they're on the lookout for him?" Calamity shrugged, and The Ranger turned back to the Brotherhood Knight. He stood, sauntering over to his booth for some unknown reason. He hated socializing, but this somehow seemed important.........
Then, breaking from his slight intoxication, he remembered why:
The Ranger sat down and very soberly said.........
"Don't you guys get hot in those tin cans?"
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"Don't you guys get hot in those tin cans?" He asked.
Micheal pondered on this question, some days were worse than others. He preferred to walk most of the day, Sure after a few hours it got hot, but heat was something Micheal got used to a long time ago.
"Sometimes." Micheal boomed in a deep rough voice. "To tell ya the truth, you get used to it after a few years." He commented again. Micheal had stopped cleaning his Super Sledge, and continued to rest it against the mini-gun, Small talk never bothered Micheal. On most occaisions though he never really got to talke to many people. He was always on the move, never stopping for a quick convorsation. It was almost relaxing in a way. It made Micheal feel like the world wasn't suck a fucked up place any-more.
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Roger recalled the information he'd gathered from his day of scouting the area and town, as he took a hand rolled cigarette from his jacket pocket and lit it. He hadn't smoked for the whole last day, afraid his smoke would betray his position. It looked like a dozen or so people entered, then left the town. He'd spotted five guys, that he knew of, walking around town. They probably lived there. He figured he'd head for the saloon, once he got into town. He noticed a couple of well-equipped outsiders enter the bar earlier in the day. Roger figured he could maybe trade for some more tobacco, or even some ammunition. As he closed in on the town, he extinguished his cigarette with his fingers, and placed it unfinished in his jacket.
Don't want anyone knowing I'm well off enough to afford smokes. Nobody robs the broke guy. He entered the saloon, suddenly becoming very aware of his eye patch as he noticed the other patrons. He sat at the bar, next to one of the outsiders, who was with either the barmaid, or a whore. His left hand in is jacket pocket, he ordered a glass of water and threw down his caps.
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"Sorry about before, just get cranky in the morning, we cool?" no one even got the chance to answer before he pulled up a chair. Then he began to speak again. "So know anybody near here that needs to be killed?" he said quite eagerly. THe Ranger didn't like the sound of his voice: the smooth calm of talking of blind murder, the anxiousness to get out and kill just to satisfy an internal need. The Ranger knew it, because he had once experienced it. In his younger days, just starting off as a bounty hunter, The Ranger always looked forward to ending someone's life. He also decided that any innocent bystander in the way of his bullets were just as punishable as those he hunted.
And of course, Karma became the biggest bitch he'd ever known.
People were terrified of him, and bad things began happening to him. So, he decided on two things: one, always pack clean-ish underwear. And two, ONLY kill the bad guys. The Ranger stood, tipping his hat at all those at the booth. "Wish I could stay fellas, but I have.........", he said, eyeing the newcomer to the table viciously. ".........other engagements. If you'll excuse me", he said, leaving the saloon in a hurry.
Outside, he peered around. The faces on the many people irritated him, so he decided to get out of town. No use in sticking around anyway:
That bitch Bethany was already dead.
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Drinking the first clean water he'd had in weeks, Roger eavesdropped on the well-equipped men's conversation. Looking for something to kill, eh? Maybe I can sic these psychos against these fucking raiders I've been dealing with all goddamn month. He turned to the man in the Brotherhood Knight's armor.
"I couldn't help but hear that you're looking for something to kill," he said to the group, not speaking to any one man in particular. "There's a few raiders south of here, been giving me a hell of a hard time. Crafty for a bunch of drugged out junkies. You guys help me take them out, I'll throw a few caps your way. What do you say?"
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"I was a former Palidin in the brotherhood." Micheal stated. He had been the designated gunner for his squad, but Micheal found it useful that a hammer didn't rely on ammo. He would usually use his hammer on softer, and targets that held small arms. He continued to speak, not afraid of divulging information about himself. "I thought the blue would set me apart from the brotherhood, and outcast alike." Micheal explained. Way too many people had some hatred towards his former affiliated group.
Micheal decided it would be best to introduce himself. He extended a large armored hand across the top of the table slightly open for a handshake.
"The names Micheal." His voice rumbled
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Because this area wasn't particularly safe at sundown.
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Micheal once again felt the heat hitting his armor. Soon the heat would get even more intense than it already was. He would simply endure as he had always done before. For now he would search the surrounding area for any traces of his objective. Hope would windle away until he found another town to skim through.
Thoughts drifted of his home. He missed his squad-mates. Part of him wanted to go back east, but another part of him realized this couldn't happen. No matter how much he wanted to he had a moral obligation to be where he was now. He couldn't turn back. He had come to far to quit.
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