Strong_Anon

Under Atomic Skies

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  1. Prologue : Run Boy Run
  2.  
  3. >Something changed with the weather, Blizzards hit hard
  4. >what it was was that made them change, you weren't sure but when the snow fell it was radioactive
  5. >VERY Radioactive
  6. >your gieger counter went Crazy whenever you tried to leave your home
  7. >when the snow melted the ground became highly radioactive
  8. >everything died, every plant, every animal and every other person you knew
  9. >most people couldn't get away fast enough, the blizzard hit and buried everything
  10. >And when the first one stopped and the snow melted, you saw another on the horizon to the north
  11. >There was no way you would survive another, and Amana couldn't either
  12. >you had to flee south, away from where it could snow
  13. >As you fled you suffered radiation sickness
  14. >Your Mate, Amana, a Anthro deathclaw, had to carry you some of the way as you dosed yourself with Rad-x and Radaway just to stay alive
  15. >Your home was left behind, your food, most of your gear
  16. >The two of you fled so quickly that you didn't have time to get most of it
  17. >Your nest with Amana, the walls of safety, all left behind
  18. >It broke your heart to leave it
  19. >You were on Amana's back, weakly holding on as she tore through the wasteland trying to keep ahead of the blizzard
  20. >Radiation barely effected her, if at all
  21. >Where she was going you didn't know, but you told her to keep going until your gieger counter stopped clicking
  22. >She was Smart, and strong but couldn't talk very well, she mostly parroted
  23. >Her leather armor creaked as she ran
  24. >You had made that armor for her during better times, when food was plentiful and animals were easy to find
  25. >How many miles had she carried you? she hadn't stopped for food or rest for longer than a few hours
  26. >You worried as she ran, but she refused to stop until you were safe
  27. >Although when she needed a rest you took care of her held her close and gave her neck scratches
  28. >You would find some abandoned building and hide together in the basements
  29. >You still suffered from the radiation there but cement walls helped insulation
  30. >She scavenged little bits of food for you both while you were incapacitated
  31. >Even when your gieger counter finally stopped clicking she kept going
  32. >Finally when she stopped you were in a sun-licked desert
  33. >She found a cave and left you in it, going out to hunt
  34. >Was this place going to be your new home? a dusty cave in the middle of a desert
  35. >Amana would like it, she hated the cold after all
  36. >You look at you pip boy and look at the location
  37. >The Mojave? You don't know where that is, but youre going to stay for a while
  38.  
  39.  
  40. Chapter 1: Homecoming
  41. >It took a long time for you and Amana to recover completely
  42. >Amana had carried you hundreds of miles and you had radation sickness
  43. >After all you are just a normal human
  44. >Well maybe not normal
  45. >You are Anon, "The deathclaw tamer", "Vault-boy", Or most commonly just "V"
  46. >Not for a cool reason like V for Vendetta
  47. >People just got too lazy to call you vault-boy
  48. >The only reason they call you vault boy is because you wear a blue vault 77 jumpsuit with combat armor over it
  49. >People are not creative with nicknames
  50. >As you recovered, you had to hunt for food
  51. >This place, the Mojave , was warm had low radation and plenty of weird plants that looked safe to eat
  52. >But you didn't know so you stuck to what you normally eat
  53. >Meat
  54. >Amana's diet is exclusively meat, so that made up the biggest part of your diet
  55. >And it seemed like the Mojave has lots of animals
  56. >Big ass lizards, giant wasp things, radscorpions and giant ants
  57. >Those and all thier eggs, the eggs were your favorite
  58. >The cave the two of you had stayed in was homey but didn't have what you and Amana needed
  59. >So you both ventured out as soon as she was able to
  60. >She saved you at the cost of her own health
  61. >She had lost a lot of weight when you had fled, so you took care of her
  62. >Radiation sickness at the minimal levels was a given at times so you learned to function with it
  63. >After all She gave so much for you
  64. >She was walking right next to you right now as the both of you wander the wastes
  65. >The warm night air blows past, elicting a happy growl from your partner
  66. >A bright city was to the east, spot lights paint the sky in light
  67. >You didn't know that places like this existed
  68. >Up north all the settlements were rundown shacks
  69. >"What do you think Amana? Do you like it here in the Mojave? I know you like the warmth"
  70. >"I Like Mojave" She says in her raspy voice
  71. >You nod and pat her side, then push your fingers under her armor and scratch her rough scales
  72. >She gives a gravely purr as you do
  73. >"Lets find a new home, maybe an actual house?"
  74. >She huffs
  75. >"Nest?"
  76. >You keep scratching her scales
  77. >"Of course we'll have another nest like before" you reassure her
  78. >The desert here had ruins to be sure, but there were also lots of buildings from before the war
  79. >Bombs never fell here so its pretty untouched by radiation
  80. >You don't mind either way
  81. >As long as you had food, water and Anama you would be fine
  82. >"Let me get a scan of the area Amana"
  83. >"OK"
  84. >She lowers her head and shoulders, allowing you to climb up
  85. >You stand up on her shoulders as she stands up tall
  86. >Unfortunaelty you aren't the tallest guy
  87. >But luckily Amana was about 8 and a half feet tall
  88. >You pull out your Silenced sniper rifle and peer through the scope
  89. >This rifle was one of the few you were able to get before the blizzard hit
  90. >You look around, scanning the horizon for buildings and spot one in the distance
  91. >"Coming down!"
  92. >You jump off Amana's shoulders into her arms
  93. >"Love Anon!" she says as she catches you
  94. >You scratch the side of her jaw gently and she licks the side of your face
  95. >"Love you too, there's a building over there, lets check it out" you say pointing in the direction of the building
  96. >She puts you on the ground and you both walk calmly
  97. >Raiders almost never bothered you anymore
  98. >Guess seeing a deathclaw walking around is a good deterant
  99. >But some animals would attack, and they usually became lunch
  100. >As you and Amana approach the building you peer down the scope again
  101. >A few of those big lizards roam around the door
  102. >"Amana theres are few of those lizards, wanna get us some dinner?"
  103. >She smiles her toothy grin and stomps off in a run
  104. >You watch through your scope as she tears the heads off each one with ease
  105. >You had asked her to try to leave the bodies in tact, lets you get the skin and the meat easily
  106. >She was usually pretty good about it too but sometimes she got a little excited
  107. >Or like the time she got that rad-wolf and tried to eat it fur and all
  108. >You catch up with Amana and see her happily gnawing on one of the bodies of the lizards
  109. >Well she can have that one you guess
  110. >She was probably hungry anyway
  111. >Now that you're up close, you can see the building is actually a single story house
  112. >Its in pretty decent condition too
  113. >You push open the door and look around
  114. >No one around, not even any spooky skeles; which is perfect
  115. >As you walk in you hear Amana walk though the doorway
  116. >No doubt she has to duck to get in, but she doesn't seen to mind
  117. >"What do you think Amana? We can make a new home here"
  118. >She looks around, the body of the lizard still locked in her jaws
  119. >"Home" she says with a grunt
  120. >The Lizard falls out of her mouth as she talks and lands on the floor with a thud
  121. >You sigh
  122. >"What have I said about talking and eating?"
  123. >She picks up the body in her clawed fingers
  124. >"Hold food in claws" she says looking down sadly
  125. >"You walk over and scratch her head and jaw
  126. >"It's ok, lets just try not to make our new home a mess"
  127. >She purrs happily and presses her large body against you
  128. >"Amana home with Anon"
  129. >You smile and continue the scratches
  130. >"Yes, Home together again"
  131.  
  132. >You've been in the Mojave for a few months now
  133. >Amana loved it here and you liked it too
  134. >There was plenty of food for you and Amana
  135. >You weren't picky at all, plus who were you to turn down whatever food Amana brought
  136. >During the first few weeks while you cleaned the house up, amana would run off to hunt
  137. >She would come back iwthing a few hours with something to eat
  138. >And while the animals here didn't have much fur you traded with locals for cloth to remake your nest with Amana
  139. >At first you had to leave Amana behind when you traded
  140. >A group you had never run into before was the New California Republic "the NCR"
  141. >They were friendly enough plus they had a camp north of your new home
  142. >They were a bit less friendly when you finally brought Amana in her full set of armor
  143. >She helped you carry stuff so you needed her help
  144. >It took a LOT of talking down and explaining she was friendly as long as no one tried to hurt you
  145. >You never understood ranks but the guy in charge said you could bring her as long as you stayed with her
  146. >The rumors Spread about you once again,
  147. >You were an animal whisperer, a miricle worker, a vault-tec experiment
  148. >Lucky for you Amanas armor hid her large breasts so people couldnt tell she was an anthro
  149. >You stand outside your home, pumping water from the well
  150. >Amana was out hunting but no doubt she would be back soon
  151. >She was often times covered in blood so you had water ready to clean her off
  152. >She liked baths more here, the water was warmer and so was the air
  153. >You were able to give her the rubs and scratches she loved with one hand and wash her down with the other
  154. >Other times it got her in to mood for fun too
  155. >But as you pump you hear the sound of footfalls
  156. >You grasp your 12.7mm pistol
  157. >Fuck, getting caught out in the open was bad
  158. >Staying far away and shooting bad guys from a distance was more your style
  159. >After all why rush into a fight when Amana would? You would just get in her way
  160. >As the footsteps draw closer you tense up and get ready
  161. >But your nerves are eased when you see its a squad of NCR troopers
  162. >One of them waves to you
  163. >"Ah V! good to see you, we came here with a message from Major Dhatri"
  164. >He hands you a holotape
  165. >"Your uh deathclaw around?" he asks nervously
  166. >"She's hunting right now, why? You want to see her?"
  167. >He almost visibily shrinks away
  168. >"Uh no, no. She's terrifying"
  169. >You smile
  170. >"Yea she's great isn't she?"
  171. >He shakes his head
  172. >"You're a weird one V but I suppose you have to be a little crazy to tame a deathclaw"
  173. >You shurg and hear Amana's roar in the distance
  174. >"Oh Amana's coming back, wanna stick around and say hi?"
  175. >The color fades from the troopers face
  176. >"N-no..We'll be going now!"
  177. >They run off before you can say anything else
  178. >Not that you mind of course
  179. >People usually steer clear of you anyway
  180.  
  181.  
  182.  
  183. Chapter 2: Now Is Gold
  184.  
  185. >You wait for Amana as you pump more water calmly
  186. >She was a big girl so you needed plenty of water
  187. >Luckily it goes right into the house and into the boiler to warm it all up
  188. >Amana loved the warm water and now you didn't have to fight her to get her clean
  189. >Up in Oregon she HATED baths, the air was too cold during the winter and when It rained she refused to hunt
  190. >Here you just had to start the water and she would get into the shower
  191. >And usually pull you in too
  192. >Not that you mind of course
  193. >Everyone else saw a murder machine, you saw a playful happy cuddlebug
  194. >But you don't mind that they were wrong, just more time for you and Amana to snuggle
  195. >The tell tale stomping sound of Amana returning from a hunt makes you smile
  196. >"Aaaaammmmaaaanaaaaaa!" you call out playfully
  197. >You wait a moment then hear the response
  198. >"ANNNOOONNNNN!" you hear her roar from the west
  199. >Yep thats your girl
  200. >You see her bound over a hill carrying the body of a Bighorner
  201. >God damn it always amazes you how strong she is
  202. >She bounds over happily and drops the body of the unfortunate animal beside you
  203. >"Brought food!" she says happily, trying to catch you in a hug
  204. >As much as you loved her, her body and armor are covered in blood
  205. >"Hey hey! Help me hoist this thing up then shower THEN hugs"
  206. >"Ok Anon" she says looking hurt
  207. >"Kisses are ok though"
  208. >You see her eyes light up and she Licks the side of your face happily
  209. >You scratch her head "Missed you, see anything interesting out there?"
  210. >She purrs slightly and moves her head so you can scratch at the base of her horns
  211. >"Metal people over there" she says pointing southward
  212. >Metal people? Most likely power armor
  213. >Could that be the enclave? or the Brotherhood of steel?
  214. >You know the enclave were the people who made Amana
  215. >You'll store that bit of info for later, last thing you need is some enclave assholes trying to take her from you
  216. >"Ok Amana, lets hoist this thing up then get you in a bath"
  217. >As you tie rope around the legs of the bighorner, Amana grasps the other end of the rope and pulls the animal up with the help of some pulleys
  218. >If you wanna preserve the meat then the blood has to be drained
  219. >Plus the draining blood would often attract those geckos (you learned what they were called from some of the locals)
  220. >Extra food is welcome food
  221. >Although you had a big fence up around the hoist so they couldn't munch at Amana's kill
  222. >She pants slightly as you go to the house door and hold it open for her
  223. >She ducks and walks in with her long muscular legs
  224. >"Alright armor off"
  225. >You close the door and lock it then walk over to Amana
  226. >Her leather armor was stained black and was hard to make
  227. >It was hard to make because Amana didn't like standing still for too long
  228. >But in the end you made it
  229. >You gently begin unclasping and undoing straps on her leather
  230. >Granted you don't need to be gentle, you could try to stab her tougher scales with a knife and not even draw blood
  231. >Hell, you recall digging buckshot and other bullets out of her scales
  232. >You pull the final piece of armor off her and toss its aside
  233. >"Ok bath time"
  234. >She leads the way into the bathroom and stands in the shower
  235. >"Warm" she says happily
  236. >You nod and turn on the warm water earning you a gravelly purr
  237. >"Wwwwaaaaarmmm"
  238. >You begin wiping her off and getting all the blood off her claws and arms
  239. >She crouches under the showerhead and gives a happy purr
  240. >You sneak a few peeks at her gorgeous body and can't help but smile
  241. >Her breasts were bigger than any humans you had seen and her ass was "extra thicc"
  242. >But she was also Much MUCH bigger than anyone out there so it would make sense that she had bigger proportions
  243. >You turn off the water and pull her face to your and kiss her scaley nose
  244. >"Ok how do you wanna get dry?" you ask
  245. >She had several methods for getting dried off
  246. >You could wipe her down with a towel, she could go out back to the large walled off area that you had made or just lay out in the nest you made in the bedroom
  247. >People assumed the area that was walled off in the back was a Pen or something for Amana to sleep at night
  248. >In truth it was just an area she could be outside naked and not have any prying eyes on her
  249. >"Dry outside" she huffs before grabbing you in a hug
  250. >right she wanted hugs before
  251. >You wrap your arms around her as best you can, her large breasts on either side of your head
  252. >No! Not now boner!
  253. >You feel your feet lift off the ground and you hear her gravelly purr from deep within her chest
  254. >"Love Anon"
  255. >Before you can say anything you feel her carrying you outside
  256. >"Open"
  257. >Amana has trouble with doors because of the size of her clawed hands
  258. >She turns you around while still carrying you
  259. >"Open" she repeats
  260. >You squirm one arm out of her grasp and turn the doorknob
  261. >She pushes the door open with her horned head and ducked through the door into your large walled off backyard
  262. >In one corner was a few mattresses covered in pelts from bighorners and other furred animals
  263. >Amana's spot to sun herself and relax
  264. >She carries you to and and flops down onto her back onto the cushioned area still, holding you tight
  265. >You hear a long content sigh from her and she sinks into it
  266. >The sun is still rising as you both lay there together
  267. >You recall that NCR trooper giving you a message from whats his face at camp McCarran
  268. >As much as you don't care you should at least humor him
  269. >The NCR were good allies and routinely gave you good work and bounties
  270. >Dealing with problem creatures, hunting down raiders
  271. >You had asked for Bigger bounties but the guy uh .Major Dhatri? yea
  272. >He Said the some guy, a former Boomer had filled most of them
  273. >What the fuck is a boomer anyway?
  274. >Whatever, doesn't matter
  275. >You Pop the Holotape into your Pip-boy and you use Amana's breast and a headrest to read the message
  276. >It says he needs to talk to you face to face about a job
  277. >Ugh why didn't he just come to you? Why send a trooper with a holotape?
  278. >You frown and roll over so your stomach is on Amanas
  279. >"Amana wanna go to the camp in a bit?"
  280. >She huffs in annoyance
  281. >"No. People stare"
  282. >You frown
  283. >While you could go alone, you preferred to have her with you
  284. >Nothing more reassuring to your safety than a deathclaw who loves you
  285. >"We can go to that Giant ant nest and get some of those eggs"
  286. >She loves those for some reason, and you weren't above bribing her for a bit of peace of mind
  287. >This catches her attention
  288. >"We get eggs?"
  289. >You scoot up closer to her and kiss her
  290. >"Yea we can get some eggs and I'll cook them up the way you like"
  291. >This earns you a long lick along the side of your face
  292. >"Ok Anon, dry first"
  293. >You roll back over and relax
  294. >Amana might be covered in rough scales but her chest and tummy are covered in smoother, softer scales
  295. >Because of that you made the armor that covers those areas thicker and tougher
  296. >Don't want her getting hurt after all
  297. >After about 20 minutes of relaxing you get up and head inside
  298. >"Cuddles?"
  299. >"We'll cuddle extra when we get back ok?"
  300. >She gives you a big nod and gets up herself
  301. >You hold open the door for her and she stomps in
  302. >"Let's get your armor back on love"
  303. >"No Armor!"
  304. >Oh she was in this kinda mood today
  305. >Lucky you know how to convince her
  306. >"Ok, but people will stare at you even more"
  307. >She stops to look at you
  308. >"Why stare?"
  309. >You walk to her and attempt to pull her close
  310. >Instead all you get is a face full of boobs
  311. >"Most deathclaws don't have these" you say as you slowly massage her breasts
  312. >She breathes deep, staring at you
  313. >"And I don't want people to stare because these are just for me right?"
  314. >Deep gravelly purrs answer you
  315. >"Ok Armor, just for Anon"
  316. >You smile up at her
  317. >"Thanks love"
  318. >You let her go and go to her leather armor
  319. >She follows and you begin strapping her armor onto her
  320. >Shoulders first, then arms, then her chest and stomach, then her legs and base of her tail
  321. >No helmet yet
  322. >She refused to let you measure her head to try
  323. >Plus those horns of hers got in the way
  324. >You slap her butt to tell her you're done only to get whacked by her tail, which knocks you over
  325. >She gives a raspy laugh at that
  326. >"Let's get going" you say to get as you recover from the slap
  327. >She nods and you open the door for her and let her out into the wastes
  328. >You always marveled at just how graceful she was despite her size,
  329. >The desert was her element, the forests of oregon were not
  330. >That much was obvious now
  331. >You head north towards the camp with Amana by your side
  332. >The heat and the desert wind blow past as you walk on the sun baked roads
  333. >Roads were such a huge convenience here
  334. >The roads up north had been eaten away but ice and snow and time
  335. >But as you walk you feel Amana tense up
  336. >"Whats up"
  337. >"Smell people" she growls "That way" she point north in front of you
  338. >"Lemme see"
  339. >She stoops down and lets you climb up on her
  340. >You draw your sniper rifle and look down the scope
  341. >Sure enough there are people, 5 of them, fiends it looks like, definitely not a group of NCR
  342. >"Bad guys?"
  343. >"Yea bad guys, stay still love, I'll take care of them"
  344. >You aim and hold your breath, steadying your scope
  345. >You still have to compensate for Amana's breathing but you had done this for long enough to know how to deal with it
  346. >You fire off a round and watch as one of the fiends falls
  347. >They Start scrambling around like roaches
  348. >Haha! Fucking fiend assholes! Scatter like the vermin you are
  349. >You continue firing your silenced rifle and watch each of them fall
  350. >Amana isn't the only one able to take down things
  351. >You just prefer to do it from farther away
  352. >"Bad guys taken care of. Coming down"
  353. >You jump off her and into her arms
  354. >She gives you a quick lick to the side of your face before setting you down
  355. >"Lets see what we got over there"
  356. >Unsurprisingly she leads the way because shes so much taller than you
  357. >When you reach the fiends you look around calmly
  358. >Nothing really useful, a few varmint rifles that you don't care about
  359. >"Anything you want here Amana?"
  360. >You see her digging around what looks like their sleeping area
  361. >"Pillow!"
  362. >she turns to you holding a pillow delicately in her claws
  363. >"Ww, put that down, I'll make you a clean nice pillow"
  364. >"Want Fluffy!"
  365. >You nod "I'll make it extra fluffy for you"
  366. >She drops the filthy pillow and bounds over to you to give you a big hug
  367. >You extend your arms and she sweeps you off your feet, hugging you tight
  368. >She really is a cuddle monster
  369. >"Alright alright let's go"
  370. >She lets you and you continue towards the camp
  371. >After about 30 minutes you see the gates and grasp Amana's clawed hands
  372. >"It's ok, they aren't bad"
  373. >You can hear her growling softly
  374. >As you watch the guards shrink back you can't help but smile
  375. >Most of these men haven't seen a deathclaw up close and here was one walking right through the gates
  376. >They open the gates quickly to avoid you, and by extension Amana, having to wait around for them to open
  377. >You walk into the camp calmly with a smirk on your face
  378. >The troops that notice you either stop and stare or run for cover
  379. >A few even yell in surprise
  380. >You keep your hand firmly locked around Amana's
  381. >Where is the major? you want to get in and get out before someone points a gun at -
  382. >"YAAAARRHHHH! DEATHCLAW"
  383. >Too late
  384. >You turn towards the yell to see a shivering trooper with his service rifle raised and pointed at Amana
  385. >"Stay calm it's OK" you whisper to her, holding her hand close
  386. >You can hear her growling growing louder
  387. >"Hey Just put the gun down its ok she's with me!" you shout to the trooper
  388. >He doesn't listen and stands shivering, you can see his finger creeping towards the trigger
  389. >"DO NOT DO THAT KID!" You shout louder
  390. >You see the Major running towards the trooper, shouting something, You can't quite hear it over Amana's Rumbling growls now
  391. >The Major gets to the trooper and is able to point the rifle up towards the sky
  392. >A shot rings out and you jump forward and grab Amana by the horns, forcing her to look at you
  393. >"It's ok! It's ok! It's just me, I got you baby"
  394. >She roars right in your face while charging forwards causing your heels to dig into the ground
  395. >"Shushhhh it's ok" you say hugging her head
  396. >Her charge stops after about 20 feet and she wraps her arms around you
  397. >Her claws are on your back as she hugs you and nuzzles against you
  398. >You finally breathe and sigh in relief, then rub her head softly
  399. >"Good girl, extra snuggles tonight" you whisper to her
  400. >"Sorry Anon" She says quietly as you let go of her horns
  401. >You scratch the area around her horns and then give them a sharp pat
  402. >"I thought you said you can control that Thing" you hear Dhatri's voice over your shoulder
  403. >You turn and frown
  404. >"First off not "It" Dhatri, Amana is a "She", Secondly can you blame her for having a gun pointed at her? I told you she would behave if no one points a gun at her"
  405. >He frowns at you and you hear Amana huff angrily
  406. >"Can she even understand you? I get you say she's smart but I mean-"
  407. >"UNDERSTAND" Amana Roars at him
  408. >"That answer your question?" you say Smugly
  409. >"Uhh yes, anyway I uh have a job for you and your P-" He pauses as Amana growls "Uh Partner"
  410. >She hates being called a pet
  411. >"Ok whats up?" you ask as you rub Amana's side while not even looking at the major
  412. >"Follow me, I'll show you"
  413. >He heads towards the a building to the right of the gates, a part of the camp you hadn't been into
  414. >Never had a reason too
  415. >He leads you into the building as you walk, holding Amana's hand
  416. >"Colonel Hsu, I brought V like you asked" He says walking into a room
  417. >You follow him in and see an Asian man behind a desk
  418. >"Ah so you did Major, I'll take it from here, thank you" he says dismissing Dhatri
  419. >The Major Salutes sharply then leaves
  420. >The colonel stands and extends his hand to you
  421. >"Colonel James Hsu, Nice to finally meet you"
  422. >You Shake his hand
  423. >"People call me V, and this is Amana" you say motioning to Amana
  424. >Surprisingly he extends a hand to her too
  425. >"Hello Amana, nice to meet you"
  426. >She takes his hand gently and shakes it
  427. >"Hello" she grunts
  428. >He looks at you
  429. >"She can talk too? How impressive; you trained her well"
  430. >You frown slightly
  431. >"She's quite smart, but she isn't a pet. And I don't control her like you can a dog. I can only talk to her and ask her to do things"
  432. >He nods quickly
  433. >"Of course of course I didn't mean to offend, but anyway let's get down to business before I accidentally offend you both"
  434. >he reaches into his desk and pulls out a folder of papers
  435. >"We have been having troubles recently some rogue Great khans, a local tribe, we have had a... eventful past with them, but times have gotten a bit better between us"
  436. >You don't know the history of this place nor do you care but they will get
  437. >"Anyway a group of them have been attacking our supply runs occasionally, we can't retaliate against their encampment without raising hostilities between us" He points to a spot on a map where they were
  438. >You frown, their little camp was surprisingly close to your home
  439. >"So you want me and Amana to go in and wipe out these whatevers"
  440. >He nods
  441. >"Unfortunately they have left us little choice and have killed several troopers, so we have to have them taken out, you and Amana are perfect; they can't blame us if a deathclaw kills their people"
  442. >Makes sense actually, they get rid of some annoying tribals and can just say the wasteland killed them
  443. >Plus you get paid
  444. >"Fine, how much will i get paid for taking care of your problem?"
  445. >"600 caps, and i should let you know this is just testing you out, our normal guy is busy"
  446. >Testing? eh whatever you're getting paid
  447. >As much as you enjoyed your solitary lifestyle with Amana, you enjoyed a few comforts that you couldn't make
  448. >A few drinks for you
  449. >A whole bottle for Amana
  450. >And general household stuff
  451. >You stand and turn to leave
  452. >"I'll have it done by the end of the week; make sure none of your troopers try to shoot Amana next time"
  453. >He nods from his seat
  454. >"I'll talk to them, don't die"
  455. >Amana huffs and saunters out of the room
  456. >Guess she didn't like that comment
  457. >You follow her and open the door to the outside
  458. >Before you let her go outside you peek left and right to make sure no jumpy troopers try to shoot at her
  459. >The bullets wouldn't hurts her badly
  460. >But it would be a pain if she killed someone
  461. >Luckily it was a problem you didn't have to deal with, guess Dhatri warned the troopers because they all steer clear of you
  462. >You walk with a hand on Amana's leg, guiding her with encouraging touches
  463. >Out the gates back into the wastes
  464. >Nothing bothers you for a while until you see the large ants wandering around
  465. >"Ok Amana, lets get you those eggs. Ready Babe?"
  466. >You watch her make a toothy grin
  467. >"Ready!"
  468. >You point in the direction of the ants and she runs off
  469. >But you want in on the action too, so you draw your rifle
  470. >As she runs you aim around her, hitting a few of the Ants and crippling them
  471. >Ha dumb bugs
  472. >You watch as she tears the hapless insects apart through your scope
  473. >At a quick trot you run to her as she finishes the last of the bugs off
  474. >Nice, their legs are pretty tasty
  475. >You gather them up and a few eggs off the larger soldier ants
  476. >But these wouldnt be enough to satisfy Amana
  477. >"Wait here, I'll get more"
  478. >you put away your rifle and grab your pistol
  479. >Ugh this part always sucked
  480. >Carefully you go down one of the holes the ants made
  481. >Amana is too big to fit down here, so you had to fend for yourself
  482. >You follow the tunnel until you find her
  483. >The queen ant
  484. >Too large to move on her own, too swollen with eggs
  485. >But you aren't here to kill her
  486. >You just want the eggs so you can bribe Amana more
  487. >So you gather as many as you can then leave
  488. >"Amaaaaaanaaaa" guess what I got!" you call out as you leave the ant nest
  489. >"EGGS!" she cries happily, bouncing side to side on her long powerful legs
  490. >Seeing her excited makes you so happy
  491. >"Yep! let's go home and get that armor off you then make these eggs for you"
  492. >But her excitement is too much for waiting for you
  493. >She scoops you up and runs full speed towards you house
  494. >Honestly you can't say you mind as you reach up from her arms and rub her jaw while she runs
  495. >And to think when you first met her, you thought she would eat you
  496. >Instead you have the best mate possible
  497. >With her carrying you the long walk went quickly
  498. >She carefully put you down in front of the house and you opened the door to let her in
  499. >"Come 'ere!"
  500. >How can you not be pumped after that kinda ride?
  501. >Who else in the wasteland could say they got a ride from a deathclaw?
  502. >You quickly undo her armor and let it all fall off her
  503. >She stretches happily once its all removed
  504. >This house had a fridge when you arrived and it still worked (by some miracle)
  505. >You store several of the and eggs away then turn on a burner of the oven
  506. >A bit of water in a pot and you start boiled the eggs and some Ant legs
  507. >That's how Amana liked them; boiled, no spices, just a boiled ant egg
  508. >Not how you would eat it but whatever
  509. >As you prepare the food you hear her behind you shuffling excitedly
  510. >Occasionally she rest her chin on your shoulder with the whisper "Ready yet?"
  511. >You would rub her jaw and kiss her with the whisper "Not yet"
  512. >When the eggs were finally done you gave them to her and she ate them happily while you ate a few of the ant legs you boiled
  513. >Pretty good food out here
  514. >Amana finished eating quickly and let out a large Yawn
  515. >If it wasn't Her, you would be terrified seeing a deathclaw yawn
  516. >So many teeth, so sharp and a large devouring maw
  517. >But when she finished her yawn her tongue was always partially out of her mouth
  518. >That always amused you a bit
  519. >"Bed now"
  520. >You couldn't argue with her as she started walking to the bedroom and the nest you had made
  521. >"OK, I owe you cuddles anyway" you say with a yawn, kicking off your clothes
  522. >You follow her to the room, where she lay on her back in the middle of a nest made of skins, furs and fabrics
  523. >Once you're satisfied she's comfortable you climb on top of her, and feel her arms lock around you as you use her large breasts as a pillow
  524. >As you drift off to sleep you can't help but think about how you had the best bed in the wasteland
  525.  
  526. Chapter 3: How Could This Be Wrong?
  527.  
  528. >You awake to sunlight streaming through your window
  529. >Windows was a new thing to you and Amana
  530. >The basement you lived in before didn't have windows
  531. >You stretch and rub Amana's sides gently to wake her while listening to her gravely purrs
  532. >As Much as you wanted to stay in bed with her, you had a job to do
  533. >She wraps her arms around you pulling into her chest with a big hug
  534. >"Love Anon"
  535. >You hug her back
  536. >"Love you too Amana, Ready to hunt some bad guys today?"
  537. >She lets out a long yawn
  538. >"Ready"
  539. >You stand up and stretch then take the time to admire her body
  540. >Rockin tits and ass for sure
  541. >Maybe later you can take advantage of that
  542. >She would let you for sure, she loves doing all that stuff with you
  543. >But right now you need to get dressed before you pitch a tent
  544. >You pull on your jumpsuit and begin strapping on your light combat armor as Amana stretches
  545. >"Come 'ere, let’s get your armor on"
  546. >Amana nuzzles against you as you walk through the door to where her armor is
  547. >Such a snuggly deathclaw
  548. >You begin pulling her armor her as she purrs happily
  549. >How she was able to purr you never knew but you didn't care
  550. >As you finish tightening the straps of her armor she leans against you
  551. >Deathclaw affection is a bit different than human affection
  552. >Lots of touching and contact because most deathclaws cannot speak
  553. >As such when Amana wasn’t hunting, most of the time she was touching you
  554. >Nothing hindering really
  555. >A tail tap, a clawed hand, leaning against you
  556. >All little bits of affection
  557. >"Food?"
  558. >You nod and go to the fridge
  559. >It worked, barely, but worked
  560. >You grab out a brahmin leg for Amana and a gecko lizard flank for yourself
  561. >"Here you go babe"
  562. >You toss the leg to Amana which she catches in her Jaws and crunches into
  563. >She would even eat the bones, she enjoyed the marrow
  564. >The gecko flank you had was already cooked, so you dig into it
  565. >Mmm cold meat for breakfast
  566. >It’s really not bad to be honest, especially in contrast to the heat outside
  567. >After you both finish eating you go to the front door and check your pip-boy
  568. >The Khans were north near a quarry
  569. >Easy money for you
  570. >Chances are you wouldn't even have to fire a shot, Amana would run off and tear them to pieces before you could
  571. >"Ready?"
  572. >"Ready!"
  573. >You push the door open to the blinding sunlight and sand
  574. >Ah, the warm air is such a stark contrast to your old home
  575. >You hear Amana sniffing the air as she steps outside
  576. >"Anything?" you ask as you look around
  577. >"Smell Bighorner"
  578. >That’s right, the Bighorner Amana caught is ready to be butchered
  579. >Unfortunately no other animals came around to try and get the corpse
  580. >Whatever
  581. >Might as well cut it up so you head inside and grab a large hunting knife
  582. >You and Amana make short work of skinning and cutting up the meat
  583. >Good food for you and Amana for sure, plus more pelts for the nest
  584. >But it’s time to get going
  585. >You walk around your house and begin heading southwest
  586. >Rocky outcroppings push out of the sand like time worn spires, sand and wind has eroded each one
  587. >You're amazed at how pretty the landscape is here
  588. >The walk through the Mojave is quiet and peaceful
  589. >You grip Amana's clawed hand and walk with her
  590. >This is the life
  591. >You have a lovely protective woman with you
  592. >A home near a booming city with food, weapons, medical care and places to give you work
  593. >Although you missed a bit of human interaction
  594. >Granted you were a bit of a loner and you had people to talk to at McCarran
  595. >But they gave you jobs and most people steered clear of you because of Amana
  596. >For now though, you had Amana to talk to
  597. >You look at your pip-boy map and zoom into the area where the khans made a camp
  598. >Not far from where you are
  599. >You look up and scan the area
  600. >Nothing so far, even though you know you’re close
  601. >"Smell anything Amana?"
  602. >She stands up tall and sniffs the air
  603. >"People!" she growls while looking towards a large hill with rocks on top
  604. >You're near the quarry, and you're pretty sure they are hiding near the top
  605. >Doesn't look like you’re gonna be able to snipe them, much to your annoyance
  606. >"Let’s get them" you say as you draw out your pistol
  607. >She kneels down and lets you onto her back
  608. >You pat her side
  609. >"Go!"
  610. >She lets out a loud roar and takes of running at full speed
  611. >Up the hill and between 2 large rocks
  612. >The Khans never even got a chance to react
  613. >Amana is on them in a flash
  614. >You jump off her back, pistol drawn and ready
  615. >A Khan is running towards his rifle
  616. >As much fun as it would be to watch him piss Amana off by shooting at her, you would rather avoid having to dig a bullet out of her scales
  617. >Rather than deal with a pissy deathclaw you shoot the khan in the back
  618. >No need for honor, what would that get you anyway?
  619. >Most likely dead, you had seen it before
  620. >Some idiot trying to reason with raiders only to just get shot in the face
  621. >No, that wasn’t going to be you
  622. >You hear crunching and the sound of limbs being pulled away from bodies
  623. >Amana has made short work of the other 3 Khans and has made a mess of their bodies
  624. >sn arm scatters 10 feet away, a leg thrown down the hill
  625. >Doesn't look like you’re going to be able to scavenge anything from those bodies
  626. >Well you might be able to, but you would rather not dig through the gore
  627. >And you were going to need to give Amana another bath
  628. >Not a bad thing at all
  629. >Well while you’re here might as well see if there is anything useful around
  630. >You begin searching and kicking through their stuff
  631. >No way were you using your hands to look for things
  632. >Khans, at least from what you heard, were junkies and you weren't going to get stabbed by a needle
  633. >As you search you her a sharp sniff from Amana and she taps you with her tail
  634. >"Annonnnn"
  635. >You look up at her from your searching
  636. >She's staring out into the quarry
  637. >You follow her gaze and see several deathclaws looking your way
  638. >They can't get to you from down there so you’re safe
  639. >But there are small Deathclaws too, babies from the looks of it
  640. >"What’s up Amana? Do you want to say hi? Can you talk to them or something?"
  641. >She had actually brought home a deathclaw before that she had killed, she made you cook it and eat it with her
  642. >Tasted like chicken
  643. >"Amana want babies"
  644. >This causes you to freeze
  645. >"You want me to get those babies Amana?"
  646. >You look at her and she looks at you
  647. >"No, want babies with Anon!"
  648. >Is that even possible?
  649. >You had plenty of fun and sex with her but she had yet to lay eggs
  650. >Would she lay eggs? Could she?
  651. >You read that some reptiles need heat to begin to ovulate or something like that
  652. >Maybe the Mojave was just what she needed
  653. >For a moment you imagine yourself and Amana running through the wastes leading a bunch of small deathclaws
  654. >You look at her and rub the side of her head
  655. >She leans into your hand and purrs, looking deep into your eyes
  656. >"We can try Amana but...I don’t know"
  657. >You see her eyes light up slightly
  658. >"Try!"
  659. >In a deft movement she scoops you in a hug, coating you in blood
  660. >You attempt to wiggle out of the crushing hug
  661. >"Amana! EW! You’re covered in blood! Lemme go"
  662. >She hugs you tighter
  663. >"No!"
  664. >Well you were going to need a shower now
  665. >Amana keeps you locked in her arms for a while
  666. >Her purrs resonated in you as she watches the feral deathclaws interact with their babies
  667. >Would you be able to raise a pack of deathclaw babies?
  668. >Well it would be you and Amana
  669. >Yea, you would try with her
  670. >You knew you would never find a human woman to have kids with
  671. >They never wanted you and you would never give up Amana for them
  672. >Why would you?
  673. >Well right now you can think of a reason, that being a very bloody hug
  674. >"Amana let me down! We can hug more in the shower ok?"
  675. >She lets out a sad moan and sets you down
  676. >"Thank you, let’s get going home"
  677. >You attempt to wipe the blood off yourself
  678. >Yea, that’s just spreading it around
  679. >As well, getting this blood off your armor was going to be a bitch and a half
  680. >But you can't be mad at getting affection from Amana
  681. >Bloody gory affection
  682. >So you walk over to the Khan you shot and tear off a piece of his shirt that isn’t soaked in blood
  683. >Wiping yourself down, you walk out between the rocks out of the quarry
  684. >Amana follows you and easily catches up
  685. >She is much taller than you so you aren’t surprised
  686. >You toss aside the bloody rag and walk quietly, no need to talk
  687. >While you could talk to Amana, she isn't much in terms of talking
  688. >So you both prefer just being with each other
  689. >How could you not?
  690. >She was large, beautiful, and fun to have around
  691. >Not to mention a great hunter
  692. >As you walk; you look around, scanning the horizon for anyone or anything
  693. >Not that you expected anything
  694. >Most animals are smart enough to know not to attack
  695. >As such you're left to a very peaceful walk
  696. >Before long you are back at your house and taking Amana's armor off her
  697. >She licks your face happily before stomping her way into the bathroom
  698. >You smile and strip your armor as well as your jumpsuit
  699. >That would have to be washed tomorrow
  700. >For now you have a very snuggly lady waiting to get showered
  701.  
  702. Chapter 4: Mourning Morning
  703.  
  704. >How many months have you been here in the Mojave? How many times had you tried to mate with Amana?
  705. >Well mating happened but... nothing stuck it seems,
  706. >Sure the heat of the desert threw her into ovulation, and of course you didn’t care about cumming in her whenever the two of you had sex
  707. >But at this point... you knew that either she was barren or you were sterile
  708. >And it absolutely broke your heart to see Amana lay eggs, only for them to not be fertile
  709. >Did vault-Tec somehow render you unable to have children with their experiments? Or did the enclave make Amana unable to lay eggs with life in them?
  710. >You didn't like either option honestly
  711. >She was fertile and you weren't? You were fertile and she wasn't? You both were infertile?
  712. >She could decide you weren't for her and leave you here, alone in the desert to find a new mate
  713. >Or... the worse option
  714. >She wasn't fertile and you were
  715. >You knew in your heart Amana would be a great mother, she took care of you when you got hit with the radiation spikes from your old home
  716. >You could live with her leaving you to have tiny deathclaw babies, really you could
  717. >But of course, you didn't want to
  718. >You wanted her to be fertile and you to be as well
  719. >But all signs pointed to her not being able to have children
  720. >Vault-Tec, for all their misguided experiments, wanted to keep humanity alive to experiment on them
  721. >The enclave didn't need a rogue Anthro deathclaw to have babies...but you wish they did
  722. >You sit at the edge of the nest Amana had made; torn fabric, leathers and hides you both had gathered since your time being here
  723. >It was a literal nest at this point, 3 eggs lay in the center, swaddled by you in fabric carefully, to keep them safe and warm
  724. >But they weren’t fertilized sadly, you could tell at this point by the smell
  725. >Amana kept a sad hopeful optimism, turning the eggs gently in her gentle maw
  726. >It broke your heart to see her tend to those eggs
  727. >How could you fix this?
  728. >Amana always counted on you for solutions to problems
  729. >Sure, she was big, strong, and the most lethal thing in the wasteland, but she still needed you
  730. >Or was it she just wanted you?
  731. >As you sit quietly watching Amana carefully turn the cracking rotten eggs, you knew you had to stop this
  732. >"A... Amana...I can't watch you do this anymore love..." you choke out, looking from her to the rotten eggs she was caring for.
  733. >"Watch?" came Amana low growl at you as you stood you and walked towards her
  734. >You slowly and gently wrap your hands around her massive skull, rubbing the thick scales that surround her horns and face
  735. >"I...I don't think we can have babies" You say sadly, tears forming in your eyes as you speak
  736. >It hit you harder than you thought it would
  737. >You and your mate... unable to procreate because what?
  738. >Some scientist thought it was best otherwise
  739. >You curse the gods of the old world, and hate the gods of this new one; this wasn’t fair!
  740. >You weren’t a raider, you were just a guy with his lovely wife, trying to raise a family
  741. >A heavy weight hits your chest and lap as you rub Amana's head gently
  742. >The weight forces you down into a sitting position as you cradle her head
  743. >An odd wet feeling begins hitting your lap, as you rub the tough scales of the love of your life
  744. >Wetness?
  745. >You look down and see for the first time ever, tears forming in Amana's eyes
  746. >Could deathclaws cry? This was your answer you suppose
  747. >Her head buried in your lap, you hear Amana sobbing for the first time
  748. >"Anon.... Amana wants family with Anon” comes quiet sobs in your lap as you cradle the head of the giant murder machine that was your mate
  749. >You feel your tears fall freely and you cradle her head, petting earnestly, as if they would keep you from crying with her
  750. >"I'm sorry Amana...I’m so so sorry" you say, weeping openly with her
  751. >Her tears wet your pants and shirt as you try to comfort her
  752. >How many raiders had you seen with children? More than enough to see that they were monsters.
  753. >Not monsters like Amana, but monsters in the sense they had no value in life
  754. >They thought everything was theirs and if it wasn't, kill whoever had it and take it
  755. >Amana was fueled by instinct, eat when you're hungry, and sleep when you're tired
  756. >Those monsters just killed for fun
  757. >Did they deserve life over your offspring? The offspring you would never have?
  758. >You would never know at this point as you sat, huddling with Amana crying quietly
  759. >She deserved this....
  760. >You deserved this....
  761. >And still, you were here looking after a few rotten eggs
  762. >As Amana's tears soak your lap you feel something
  763. >An angry fire within you
  764. >Do you just accept this? Just accept that she wouldn’t bear your children!? NO!
  765. >She spoke of armored people to the west
  766. >The only armored people you knew of was the enclave, and you would make them fix her! Or you!
  767. >Did it matter who got fixed?
  768. >You were willing to undergo injections, dissection or whatever for Amana
  769. >Gently, you scratch the thick scales on her neck
  770. >"Come on baby, we can fix this" you say sternly, suppressing your own tears
  771. >"Fix?"
  772. >Amana's deep gravelly voice came forth as her head stayed buried in your lap
  773. >"We're gonna make the people who made you, fix this" you say sternly, filled now with determination rather than anger
  774. >The enclave could fix her! If anyone could they could! They would have her genome on file or know how to make her fertile or...something....
  775. >She was an FEV reject, something made by someone to do something
  776. >Those metal men could fix this maybe
  777. >The Enclave and all of their brilliant work might be able to fix this
  778. >Could you somehow convince them to "Fix her"?
  779. >How do you make a non-fertile deathclaw fertile again?
  780. >Maybe just to peak their scientific interest?
  781. >You rub her scales softly, remorse coursing through your body
  782. >"Amana, those metal men you saw might be able to fix this" you say sadly, looking at the cluster of eggs
  783. >"Fix?" she rumbles softly again
  784. >"Those metal men could maybe change this, maybe could make your eggs good" you say softly, scratching near the base of her horns
  785. >She wasn’t broken, and neither were you! this was just another thing to overcome
  786. >You guide her to a standing position, continually rubbing her scaled head
  787. >"Yes, fix love, maybe those metal men can help us" you say calmly with a smile
  788. >You pull your armor on and then help Amana put hers on
  789. >"We need to go to them and they can help us" you say as you tighten the various straps on her armor
  790. >Amana looks confused, but doesn’t fuss as you work, staying still until you finish dressing her
  791. >You would rather people not know she was an Anthro, and of course the armor you made for her helped that
  792. >"Do you trust me??" you ask sadly, looking at the rotten eggs Amana laid
  793. >"I trust" Amana gently rumbles
  794. >"Let’s go then" you say with a smile
  795. >Those eggs might be rotten, but they might be good bait for geckos
  796. >A part of you hates that you use those eggs for bait instead of burying them with dignity, but logic reminds you that they were never alive and that you needed food
  797. >Leave them for later, geckos and other animals would be attracted to them
  798. >You hated seeing them tossed aside, but at this point that’s all they were; bait
  799. >Emotional attachment here in the wasteland could get you killed, but they were supposed to be your offspring
  800. >It can’t NOT get to you
  801. >But now you had other things on your mind, the first being get to the enclave Amana found
  802. >After that...wing it
  803. >"Let’s go Love, we're losing sunlight" you say walking to the front door of your home, leading her gently
  804. >Turning the knob and pushing out, the heat of the Mojave washes over you
  805. >So different from Oregon...
  806. >You slide a hand under Amana's armor and rub gently
  807. >"We can do this baby" you say with a soft sad smile
  808. >Were you saying that to convince her? Or convince yourself? And did it even matter?
  809. >Thoughts for another time maybe and you climb onto Amana's Back and rub the thick scales around her horns
  810. >"Take me to those metal men"
  811. >"Yes" She rumbles softly before taking off in a run
  812. >The landscape whips past as Amana tears through the desert
  813. >You could walk of course, but you were much slower than she was
  814. >As she runs you take the time to rub her sides gently and talk to her
  815. >"We can do this" "we'll fix this" and other words of encouragement
  816. >The words spur her to go faster, leading you to where she found those men
  817. >After a while she runs to the base of the mountains you always saw, through a valley that was fenced off by a fallen over chain link fence
  818. >You look at your Pip-Boy map and frown
  819. >Hidden valley? What a dumb name
  820. >Amana slows and sniff the air, taking a moment to collect herself
  821. >"Here" she says calmly walking to a bunker door
  822. >Easier than you thought, but not where you expected
  823. >You had run into Enclave hideouts before, usually in a Vault-Tec vault, not in some bunker
  824. >Whatever
  825. >You slide off Amana's back, open the door with the push of a button and walk in
  826. >Amana ducks and follows you in
  827. >"Stay back for a bit, they might not be super friendly seeing a deathclaw" you say, pointing out a corner for her to go to
  828. >It was bad enough you were breaking into an enclave hideout, they last thing you needed is them immediately shooting at you
  829. >"OK Anon" Amana rumbles before heading to her designated corner
  830. >The room isn’t very big, in fact it’s just a 20x20 foot room with the entrance on one side and another door on the other
  831. >You walk to the closed door and push the button to open it
  832. >When it doesn’t open you aren’t surprised at all
  833. >On the wall there is an intercom button, so you push it and speak into it
  834. >"Hello uh, Enclave....people. I need to talk to you, open up please"
  835. >No response
  836. >"Look please open up or I’ll open it up" you say with annoyance in your voice
  837. >Still nothing
  838. >Fine
  839. >You learned to pick lock during your travels and this was no different
  840. >They were going to talk to you whither they liked it or not
  841. >The door takes a few minutes of you messing with the lock, and you swear a few times as your lock picks break
  842. >A small price to pay
  843. >At last you hear a click and push the button to open the door
  844. >It opens and immediately an armored fist hits you in the chest, sending you sprawling on the floor
  845. >As you try to get up a heavy power-armored foot is placed on your chest, pushing you down
  846. >You look up and see a laser rifle pointed right at your face
  847. >"Being able to pick that lock means you aren’t a normal raider, what do you want with the brotherhood"
  848. >A man’s voice, digitized slightly by the helmet of the power armor he's wearing
  849. >You struggle to speak as the armored foot pressed the air out of you
  850. >"A-Amana" you choke out
  851. >All the man can say is a quick "Huh?" before Amana rams him full force like a wrecking ball
  852. >Bits of his power armor shatter as he’s slammed into the concrete wall, which cracks as Amana slams him into it and pins him
  853. >You breathe deep a few times and stand up
  854. >"Like I said on the intercom, I just wanna talk" you say walking to the man, half of his helmet has shattered away revealing his face
  855. >He doesn’t even look at you, his exposed eye is locked on Amana as she lets out a beastly roar
  856. >You snap you fingers in his face
  857. >"Hey, I'm talking to you" you say with a smile
  858. >Not that you liked seeing people hurt, but this dude did just sucker punch you
  859. >His eye focuses on you and horror crosses his face
  860. >"You h-have a deathclaw?! How?!" he stammers out
  861. >"I have a deathclaw because reasons; now you said brotherhood, is that what you enclave people call yourself?" you ask as Amana growls at him
  862. >"E-enclave? What? We’re the Brotherhood of Steel! P-please don’t let her eat me!" he gasps out as you pick up his dropped laser rifle and store it away
  863. >Yours now
  864. >But wait a moment, Brotherhood of steel....You had heard of them
  865. >A cult that worships technology from the pre-war
  866. >That explains the power armor
  867. >"Hm, you’re not enclave then, do you know where I can find them?" you ask calmly as you hear his power armor starting to buckle from Amana's crushing grip
  868. >"N-No! Go ask Boomer! He's traveled a lot and he just got back! He’s in the bunker across the valley!" the man wheezes out
  869. >Boomer? Where have you heard that before?"
  870. >"Fine, but first things first..." you say as you pull out your rifle
  871. >"Payback"
  872. >You hit the exposed part of his face with the butt of your gun, knocking him out
  873. >"That's for punching me"
  874. >Amana lets him go and his body crumples
  875. >"Let’s find this Boomer" you say to Amana
  876. >"Amana wanted to hurt man" She says with a tone of disappointment
  877. >"Next time ok love?" you say calmly as you lead her out of the bunker while scratching her scales
  878. >"OK"
  879. >As you walk with Amana, you see a few bark scorpions pop out of the dirt, hoping for an easy meal, only to quickly bury themselves again when they spot Amana
  880. >It doesn’t take long to find the bunker the armored brotherhood man told you about
  881. >You knock on it and wait
  882. >Would you need to pick this lock too?
  883. >That question is answered as the door opens and your staring down the barrel of a gun that looks like it was jury-rigged together
  884. >"Who are you?"
  885. >You look past the barrel and see a man with a helmet on with an opaque visor
  886. >"Boomer?" you ask, raising your hands slowly
  887. >"Yea? Who's asking?" he demands thrusting the gun further into your face
  888. >"Uh People call me V, I would put that gun down if I were you" you say calmly, motioning towards Amana with your head
  889. >He looks at Amana and then focuses the gun on her instead
  890. >"What. The. FUCK!" He says backing into his bunker slowly as Amana growls
  891. >"We aren’t here to fight! We just need to talk to you! That brotherhood guy said to talk to you" you say, moving in front of Amana
  892. >"Wait Ramos pointed you to me? How did you make him talk to you, that guy's head is thicker than a brick" he says, lowering the gun
  893. >"Amana convinced him" you say with a smile
  894. >You peer behind "Boomer" and see an odd looking wolf Anthro behind him, peeking over his shoulder
  895. >An upturned nose? What?
  896. >She puts her head on his shoulder and sniffs a few times
  897. >"OH! They are Mates Anon! I can smell it on them" she says before rushing out from behind him
  898. >"Hey! Gracie Come back here!" he says desperately, trying to grab and stop her
  899. >It was too late, she’s past him and you and is sniffing Amana, walking in a tight circle around her as Amana tries to follow her movements with a confused look on her face
  900. >"She must be an Anthro like me!" "Gracie" chimes out, peeking from behind Amanas thick thighs
  901. >How?
  902. >"How would you know?" you say the wolf Anthro
  903. >"Cuz I can smell you all over her and her all over you! Unless you’re some kinda weird sicko" she says, folding her ears along her skull
  904. >Wait...she has scales, like those weird coyote things...
  905. >You look at Boomer and then back to Gracie, then back to Boomer
  906. >"Uh..." you start, unsure how to begin this conversation
  907. >"Do you know where I can find the Enclave?" you ask
  908. >No need to beat around the bush
  909. >Boomer pulls off his helmet, revealing a missing left eye and scarred face
  910. >You almost recoil back at the sight but keep it together
  911. >"The Enclave? I know of them but don’t know where to find them...Why?" he asks
  912. >You look back to Amana and Gracie, who is now climbing on Amana's tail
  913. >"Amana is an Anthro...But she's infertile" you say sadly
  914. >Gracie stops her climbing and looks at you
  915. >"The Enclave can’t fix that! But the Think-tank can!" She calls to Boomer, who looks...anxious at the thought
  916. >"What’s the Think-tank?" you ask, looking at him questioningly
  917. >"Super scientists in the Big Empty" he answers, rubbing the scars on the left side of his face and His missing left eye
  918. >Super scientists? The Big empty? What?
  919. >You're totally baffled, and you guess he can see that
  920. >"Look, soon me and a few acquaintances will be going there, it’s too dangerous to go alone"
  921. >You feel a bit insulted, you would be going with a deathclaw!
  922. >Nothing could stand in your way!
  923. >"I can already see you wanna go now" Boomer says with a frown
  924. >"I'll have Amana!" you say, motioning to your deathclaw mate
  925. >"Oh no! That won’t be enough!" Gracie says from on top of Amana's head
  926. >"They have the best tech, the best defenses and giant robot scorpions!" she says with a happy smile, as if that was good news
  927. >"Then what do we-"
  928. >You feel a hand on your shoulder
  929. >"Wait for us to get ready, I’ll call you when the time comes" Boomer says with cold determination in his eye
  930. >You could see the cold calculation on his face
  931. >Whoever "us" was, he knew that numbers had advantage
  932. >You nod slightly, looking up at him and hand him a holotape with your pip-boys contact info
  933. >"Ok"
  934. >He nods and hands you a holotape then motions to Gracie, who slides off Amana and rushes into the bunker behind him
  935. >"We'll be in contact soon" he says calmlyas the door starts to close
  936. >"BYEEE!" Gracie calls out before the doors shuts in front of you
  937. >Did you just make an ally here in the wasteland?
  938. >Maybe
  939. >You climb onto Amana's back once more and point forwards with renewed vigor
  940. >"Let’s go home" you say happily
  941. >Amana begins running and you smile
  942. >Allies...
  943. >People would didn't want to kill you immediately
  944. >You could get Amana fertile and you could have children with her!
  945. >All you had to do was wait
  946. >And you had all the time in the world
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