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putting this blog on indefinite hiatus. iâve really lost my love fallout lately which is really upsetting, but i have absolutely no drive for this blog at the moment.
will i come back? dunno. yeet.
tread-the-bearâ // BOONE
Boone was better at keeping clean, largely because he remained at a distance. The last thing you never see held true, at least for many of the Legionnaires heâd put bullets through.Â
He didnât step much closer, for all that his rifle had lowered.
âNot as of yet.â A pause. ââŠAre you trying to make a point here?â
â a point? yâmean this? â
the string of ears was held aloft, the fresh additions offering a few drops of blood to the desert sands. slipping her rucksack from her shoulder, the rather disgusting âcharmâ is tied around an old key ring and left to dangle on display.
â well, i got a bit ofâa reputation witâ knockinâ off legion. thâ courier says itâs nasty, but i reckon it makes a statement. â
tread-the-bearâ // BOONE
âFair enough.â
Boone went quiet for a few moments as if debating the merits of actually continuing a conversation. But he was sitting with nothing to do while she sewed up his shirt. ââŠWe learned to get comfortable with eachother in the NCR. Didnât have the luxury of privacy out in the field. You just had to⊠unlearn any of that.â
His expression was mild, and surprisingly Boone took his glasses off for a moment to wipe at his brow.
âI also learned to travel light. Really light. âŠMakes it easier to run if you have to.â
â well, thatâs a point i guess. at least youâre-- uh-- not as unfamiliar with it... i guess... â
her comment trailed off as her focus turns to mending the shirt. for all the holes it bore, the fix itself took barely a few minutes. sheila held up the shirt before her, inspecting it for a moment before passing it back to boone ( while averting her gaze, of course ).
â here-- itâs not a p-pretty fix, but the holes are gone. â
   if they catch you ,  they will đ€đąđ„đ„ you.    but first , they must  đȘđšđ»đȘđŻ đđ¶đŒ.
@wstelandersâ asked: "stu, look. i learned a new trick. the humans call it sit." j2, promptly, sits on his haunches like a very good boy. he also looks very proud to show his friend.
a booming rumble of approval, followed by the thumping of his tail. just as j2 looks proud of himself, stu is just as delighted for his friend. â is... good... trick. when did... j2... learn? â
dyedmaxiianâ // ???
âAh yes, the Colonel.â
THE FAMILIARITY is brief, but there when Preston is mentioned. They had their differences, AND NO one could argue that they had their fair share of disagreements, but being able to work with him was something Jamie prided himself on. Most people didnât have as pure intentions as he did, and it garnered a great deal of respect from Jamie, especially given the fact that he did so in the face of all this pain & death.
âWell you traveled all this way, have seat and rest if you like. The Commonwealth is particularly kind to travelers on a good day so I would advise resting a bit before heading out again. I heard word from a patrol that there are a group of rather unpleasantly dictatorial super mutants moving in and itâd be prudent not to go anywhere until theyâre dealt with.â
â oh-- much obliged! â sheâs grateful to have a seat after the long trek, stepping over to a dilapidated old chair beside the fellow. she sits with a groan, kicking her feet out before her as she settles. she spends so much time on the road, itâs nice to put her feet up for a change.Â
â well, at least iâm not in a rush. you were my last delivery for this trip, so iâve got time to spare. at least, until the super mutants move along... â
@tread-the-bearâ ( from lily! iâm sorry!!! )
â here, pumpkin, â
the voice is downright scary. deep and gravelly, warped, like most super mutants. but despite the deep tone, thereâs a sweetness in the words. large hands extend a gift towards the sniper; a handmade sweater, deep red in colour.Â
â it gets chilly at night, sweetie. grandma doesnât want you catching a cold! â
wastedinawastelandâ // BEN
     â ââââââââ Whereâs thâ faith ?  Trust me ;  you want in, I know how to get you in. They wonât suspect a thing. â
a pause... followed by a long sigh. sometimes she wonders how she got herself into this position.Â
â alright-- alright, just... p-please donât let this turn pear shaped, okay? â
@tread-the-bearâ ( from wally! )
â well, that was fuckinâ tedious. â
she was almost covered head to toe in gore, at least four severed legion ears grasped in her hands as she strings them up on a long strip of twine ( several other ears in various states of decay already on the string ).Â
â yâall good, grumpy? didnât get shot or nothinâ? â
o-rusted-heartâ // NICK
The synth hadnât seen her around directly; heâd heard of her, more her profession. Sheila didnât leave an impression of anyone that needed to be on Valentineâs radar. That was generally saved for informants, troublemakers, the connected and mysterious.
Still the eyebot was interesting. Nick raised an eyebrow, his frown flat. âQuite alright. Had an evil witch curse me and put me in a robot body a while back, though. Shows you not to piss off a dame with a broom.â
âItâs Nick, by the way.âÂ
â oh! youâre the detective i keep hearing about! â
her expression shifted from concern to delight as she steps around from behind the bench, a hand reaching out to him in greeting. the stories sheâd heard made sense now; an old synth detective watching out for the commonwealth citizens. â sheila oâkelly, lovely to meet you mister valentine! â
â my mother used to use that same threat-- the b-broom part, at least.. â
tread-the-bearâ // BOONE
She laughed. It didnât exactly draw a smile, but there was the slightest movement in the creases in his cheeks and a sharper breathâ as close as he was going to get to a laugh, probably.
ââŠWe had to get real used to it real quick in the NCR. Being close with your squad.â Boone shrugged the coat back off, but at least kept it well folded over his chest as he sat down again. âTake it it was different for you.âÂ
â you could say that, â sheila laughs to herself at the comparison. â my vault, we-- there wasnât much influence from the outside world. any sort of, uhm, indecency was usually p-private. i wasnât expecting you waste landers to be so open about things. â
she was more relaxed once boone covered his chest, and she turned her attention to the shirt now in her possession. there was more holes than she initially thought, perhaps from bullets or general wear-and-tear.Â
â you donât carry much with you, huh? i donât think iâve ever seen you wear anything d-different. â
wallace is back on the roster! new backstory included; tldr; wallace escapes the legionâs assimilation of the sun dogs when her elder cousin takes her and flees. they wind up in the mojave, thieving from caravans and strip patrons, and her cousin is killed after a failed pickpocketing. wally begins trading chems with the khans and gets addicted to psycho, and commences her one woman war on legion.
dyedmaxiianâ // ???
@mojavcâ / sc.
âDo the Minutemen suddenly employ Couriers now?â
THIS WAS certainly news to him, granted he wasnât one to complain, BUT HE HAS to wonder how theyâd navigate the COMMONWEALTH with everything thatâs RUNNING AMOK. Especially given how dangerous the FENS were as well as how NOTORIOUSLY easy it was to get lost there. HE RISES from the chair was in, the SETTLER that notified him trotting back off to their business as he approaches.
âIf you donât mind too terribly, would you be so kind as to inform me about who sent this message exactly?â
â oh-- no sir! self employed, sole owner of lucky star courier services! â sheilaâs all smiles as she promotes her business, as proud as punch to have something to call her own. even as she closes the distance, her pleased grin is fully visible.Â
â not at all, it was sent by-- by... â the smile drops slowly as the courier stares down at the letter in hand, attempting to place the name of the sender. it takes her a moment to fish an old notebook from her bag, flipping through lists of names and dates until-- â-- ah! preston garvey! sorry, iâm not so good with names. â
tread-the-bearâ // RUDE BOONE
âWeâre in the middle of a desert.â Booneâs voice was⊠surprisingly mild, a hint of a half-smile crossing his face. If one didnât know better, they might have seen him as⊠teasing.
âAlright, Sheila. Iâll bite.â He shrugged on the coat⊠and it didnât really fit him. At all. His arms were sort of suspended up, and his chest was still very much exposed.
â oh shush--Â â
she waits a moment, waiting for him to at least cover himself. with the coast supposably clear, she turns to look back at boone... only to snort, despite the red in her cheeks.Â
â o-okay-- okay maybe that idea didnât work. â
tread-the-bearâ // BOONE
Boone had peeled his shirt off before she threw her coat at him. It hit him square in the chest, and he had to pause as he gathered it up and sent her a skeptical look.
Slightly amused. His brow furrowed behind his glasses. ââŠAre you serious?â
âWe fought a Deathclaw the other day, and you canât handle a guy with his shirt off. âŠIncredible.âÂ
â yes-- iâm serious! â
growing up in such a secluded vault, sheila was somewhat... unaccustomed to any state of undress. it made traveling past the gomorrah casino an absolute nightmare.
â donât want you to catch a cold, thatâs all... â
o-rusted-heartâ // NICK
@mojavcâ.
Nick wasnât entirely used to going to another office rather than interlopers stepping through his door. Especially not lately. Heâd taken an unfortunate spill a few days prior, and repairs on his leg were taking⊠a while. It sapped his motivation to get up and about every time he had to bargain for parts to make his knee work again.Â
So he was hobbling when he sidled through her door; a courier, which was unfortunately what he needed, because at the moment he couldnât do it his damn self. At least it was a dignified limp, if that was possible.
âKnock knock. This the courierâs officeâŠ?âÂ
a long, beeping whine leaves ed-e as the courier attends some repairs, screwdriver tightening a few final screws. it was almost as though the eye bot was attempting to wriggle out of sheilaâs grip, trying to get back to floating about the small office. â dangit, ed-e, hold still for two seconds! â
an old bell jingles just as sheila finishes her work, ed-e quickly scooting away and into the back room, safe from her grasp. â ah-- youâre in the right place! what can i do for you-- â words fall short as she examined the visitor, eyes growing wide in surprise for a moment.Â
â woah-- you alright? â
tread-the-bearâ // BOONE
Boone didnât really spare much grief for his childhood, spent handling weapons instead of learning how to make friends. It was a waste of his energy, and he tried not to look too deeply into the sadness of that reality.Â
He was already shrugging off his rifle and ammo belt so he could peel the shirt off, but paused as it was halfway up his stomach. ââŠYes?â
âI donât have any other shirts here.âÂ
â -- oh! â
eyes were quickly averted away from the sight of booneâs belly, and sheila shifted on her seat to angle away from him. if boone was fast enough, heâd likely catch a glimpse of the steady shade of pink her cheeks were turning. amidst some nervous babbling, sheila threw her followers coat at the sniper.
â p-putthatonatleast! â