Summary

Summary: We all know what happens in Fallout 1 and 2. In Fallout 1, we see the Vault Dweller coming out of Vault 13 to find a new water-purification chip seeing how the old one is beginning to malfunction and needs a new one if the Vault is meant to keep on working and the Vault Dwellers there could keep living there safe and sound. From there the Vault Dweller deals with many hardships and betrayal, as he saves his home and defeating the Master.

In Fallout 2, we play as the Chosen One, the grandchild of the Vault Dweller, who sets out from Arroyo, to search for a mystical device called Garden of Eden Creation Kit or G.E.C.K. A device that was believed to have mystical powers to make the failing village thrive once more. During the game, we see the Chosen One, like the Vault Dweller, facing many hardships and challenges before facing and defeating a great threat: The Enclave.

But what about how did the settlements like The Hub, Junktown and Shady Sands, just naming a few came to be? And how did some of the characters like, Richard Moreau become the master or how did Harold become a mutant? Sure we have summaries of their stories, but in this new story, we learn more about them and how the events from the last story, Magical Fallout - The Great War, changed things in this new world.

Read in the upcoming sagas, we find out how some of the settlements and characters came to be, and how the events from the last story changed things for some of them. Read, as the Vault Dweller and the Chosen One face new threats, challenges, and people. Will they become their canon selves, or will they become different people than the ones we know?

Disclaimer: For the main fandom of this story, I don’t in any shape or form own Fallout, be it characters, places or items from Fallout, they are owned by Bethesda Softworks. Now, if you see anything from Harry Potter or Mass Effect, know that I don’t in any shape or form own them they either belong to J. K. Rowling & the Warner Bros Pictures or belonged to BioWare. I don’t even earn any money from this ... Damn shame...

I don’t own the Postman; it belongs to David Brin who wrote the book and Warner Bros who filmed the movie. I’m using this to set up the first few chapters to show how the Hub was created.