kiryu could solve the wasteland's bug problem instantly
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kiryu could solve the wasteland's bug problem instantly
I loved so much your Fallout!Au, is it's not inconvenient, can you tell us more about what you imagine for this universe?
I can only imagine Konig in three options, kinda - it's either a raider, and we all know just how obsessed he is with his vault girl. Pretty girl, clean girl, especially for Wasteland standards. Konig likes her enough to let her get the first bite of every piece of food they scavenged from an abandoned store or harassed out of traveling merchants. You would always refuse to eat it at first - would say it's not right, it's stealing, those people needed it more than a bunch of raiders. Konig nods and pets your head like you're one of his lanky, scarred battle dogs. Konig proposes you a few options - if you don't want to steal and rob, you can always wait for him in his bunk while he hunts for dumb enough people. While he gets the meat off their bones, making you a nice, juicy, bloody steak. Medium rare. Asks how the hell you managed to live cramped in the vaults without trying human meat. Hold your hair while you were throwing up just at the first sight of it. Accepted normal, stolen food right away. Let him feed you sugar bombs from his blood-stained dirty fingers. Not even flinching as he got deeper into your mouth, making you suck the sugar from the tips. Konig treats you like a princess - as much as a fucking raider can. Lets you sleep closer to the wall on his bed, protecting you from any opportunistic freak who would want to get a piece of your pussy. Licks you like a madman, always making sure you're properly wet and relaxed before he gets his monster cock in. He is probably already infertile from all the radiation - and you whimper, your Vault indoctrination whispering that every intercourse should end with children. Not too much, but also not for fooling around. Still, he protects you. Takes you out for scouting with him, lets you hide the little trinkets you collect, and then displays them in his room. If anyone tries to fuck with you, they're dead - and you cling to his side as he ravages some poor mutant. Will tell you to go and clean his gun after. You do it, like a good girl. The other version of Konig that I imagine is the Brotherhood of Steel paladin...but it's the story for another imagine.
anyone still thinking about fallout? haha anyways here’s more ghoul!ghost (-‘:
Fallout!AU Ghoul!Ghost x Vaulter!Fem!Reader i’d imagine this takes some time after the events of this. but can be read by itself. (: WC: 2.6K Warnings: dark fic, noncon, mdni. Note: thinking about how ghouls canonly are sterile. this is a known fact, only slightly broken by the miracle that is Saint Monica from Fallout 3- which to this day i’m still not sure if it was some sort of gospel or not as it was from Father Clifford, but regardless.
“Well um, well, our community is always looking for new members, we’d be happy to have you!” Brown eyes drift down at your familiar form, tilting his head as he watches your mannerisms as you flit around nervously, too polite to outwardly refuse him. His joints ache as they pop absentmindedly by his side, fingers twitching to dig into the soft flesh of your waist- to claw into your skin, aching to reinstate his claim. “And, there’s a lot of homes being built still as you can see but uh-, but I have a guest room here if you’d like to stay here. Our overseer says there might be a storm coming tonight!”
“Is tha’ right, honey?” Simon croons- voice reverberating in the quiet evening, gloved hand coming up to rest on the top of the doorsill. He leans forwards, soaking in the way you slink backwards into the house, your eyes traveling down the expanse of his broad body.
me holding back making a call of duty x fallout au
For @allvalley100
Prompt: Cravings #2
The second part of the Fallout!AU (inspired by the awesome Thirty Years Later series by @archiefan23 )
They meet at last. Aisha and Sam LaRusso, the criminal baroness of Reno, stand across each other in a shabby office of the Balance gang, Sam’s rifle on the desk beside her.
“Long time no see,” smirks Sam.
“LaRusso.”
This is it. This meeting decides if they call a truce, or...
“I have a souvenir for you, for the old times’ sake. Quite a rarity now. There, for your cravings.”
Sam tosses it on the table. It’s a small bag of Cheetos.
Aisha pulls out her handgun at once, and Sam already has hers at the ready.
This ends tonight.
Fallout!AU
If Kid were a Fallout character, he'd be leading a small but brutal Raider gang and his favorite pastimes would be modding his own weapons and killing and Brotherhood soldiers he came across. He'd also own a shit ton of cyberdogs that all sleep with the gang in a giant cuddle puddle.
Civilization is Fine
Arthur had watched the news with horror that day - October 23, 2077. And then he’d died, along with countless others. But you can’t kill an immortal - not permanently. He awoke several days later in the rubble of what had been his RV. The days that followed were like something out of a nightmare. The radiation from the bombs was doing unspeakable things to people. Arthur tried to help where he could - and sometimes he was thanked. But more than once he was stabbed in the back for whatever food or supplies he had on him and left for dead. Humans. So many of them out for no one but themselves. But each time it happened, he got back up and kept trying to help.
He also tried to help the animals, poor creatures that had no idea what was happening to them as their bodies became irradiated. Arthur did what he could for them, feeling his patron god’s power in every act of kindness he performed. It wasn’t much, but it was something. And so the world moved forward - in the ways that it could. Arthur put together a small caravan - just himself and the animals he managed to gather along the way. He took care of them… and bred them for selling. After all, even an immortal needs to earn a living. It wasn’t long before he became well known in the area as an honest trader with the best livestock around. Unfortunately, it was word of mouth like that which had ever Raider gang in the area trying to take his livelihood away.
It was the third attack that did him in. Literally and figuratively. He awoke from a gunshot to the head, to find all of his animals either dead or stolen. He got them back, of course. And left a VERY blunt message for other raider gangs in the area. Then he took his animals and left. At first, he didn’t know where he was going. Just… away. He didn’t want to deal with humans anymore. He just wanted his animals, and maybe a plot of land for himself… as far away from civilization as possible. It took a lot of traveling, and a lot of trouble, but although the gods had been relatively silent since the bomb, Arthur could still feel Hermes guiding him to what he was looking for.
Then, one day, after several of trekking through the remains of what had once been a lush forest, he found it. A small plot of land seemingly untouched by the fallout. It was perfect. So Arthur got to work. He built a small cabin for himself and housing for his remaining animals. The dogs and cats were remarkably resilient to the radiation; his hooved companions weren’t so lucky, but they seemed to have stabilized, something he was grateful for. The chickens were more aggressive, but still seemed to accept him. All in all, the farm was an odd one, but he thanked both Hermes and Pan for their help in leading him here. This was the life he was ready for now… even if it had been thrust upon him so suddenly.
Years passed… decades. Every now and then, Arthur would leave the farm in search of animals to help keep the gene pool fresh, but that was it. He never stayed in populated areas for long, and always made sure he was never followed. Life was… tolerable. And then the unthinkable happened. He was out in the fields, collecting fresh mutfruit when he heard the sound of an engine! There wasn’t anything visible in the sky, but the noise could be nothing else. Then the tone changed, turning into a high-pitched whine… right before there was the sound of an enormous explosion that shook the ground beneath his feet. For a moment shock kept the man in place, but he knew he needed to find out what had happened… and why.
So, with a small pack of supplies slung over his back, Arthur took one of his horses and went out in search of the source. About thirty minutes due south, he found the crash sight. It was a vertibird! He hadn’t seen one of those since before the war - hadn't even known any still existed! Then he found the body. Or rather… the man. He was still alive! A small part of Arthur warned against helping him… but it just wasn’t in his nature not to heal those who were hurting - be they animal or human. So he moved to inspect the man, speaking as he went, “I don’t know if you can hear me, but I’m here to help. I promise you’re safe; I’m going to get you patched up if I can.” What he said made no difference if the man was unconscious, he knew that, but words of comfort never hurt.
Kneeling, Arthur examined the man with his eyes first. It looked as if he’d probably parachuted out of the craft before it crashed… but hadn’t made it quite far enough away to avoid all the effects of the blast. There were obvious injuries from the crash… but also a lot of abdominal blood. Gently, he placed his hands on the man’s body, continuing to offer words of comfort. It wasn’t long before he found the bullet hole. Arthur cursed and began fishing through his pack. “I’m sorry, I don’t think I have time to get you somewhere safer. I’m going to cut your shirt off so I can get to that bullet.”
He worked carefully and with obvious skill. Only once Arthur was certain the wound was as protected as he could manage, did he carefully wrap the man in a blanket and lift him onto the horse’s back. The journey back to his farm was uneventful, and when they arrived, he carefully got the man inside and settled him on the bed. Only then did he strip off the rest of the other’s clothes and began working on patching up the remaining injuries. Once he was satisfied he’d done all he could, Arthur puttered around the house, fixing food, and waiting for his unexpected guest to wake up.