Rendezvous Destiny IC Thread

Post » Sat May 09, 2015 3:25 am

Rendezvous Destiny

"This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny." - Franklin D. Roosevelt


It has been one month since the fall of Adams Air Force Base and the shattering of a coherent Enclave. Scattered across the Capital Wasteland, remnants of the Enclave have survived. Now, they converge upon Mount Weather, a Pre-War facility where a signal has emanated across secure Enclave Radio Frequencies broadcasting a rendezvous call.

"This is Outpost Epsilon. Authentication Code Alpha-Delta Two-One-Niner. Calling all Enclave Personnel, Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect. All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. I say again, All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. This is Outpost Epsilon, Out."

You are a member of the Enclave approaching Mt. Weather, your stories are many, but you have all turned to Mt. Weather and once there, will decide the fate of the Enclave. Be it survival, or extinction.


"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." - Abraham Lincoln

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"Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all." - George Washington


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Sgt. John Matrosov - Colonel Martyr

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Name: John Matrosov
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian

Physical Appearance: Long brown but greying hair and a beard with a matching tone. His face is now covered with a long scar from the beginning of his right eyebrow to just under his left cheekbone and a Pre-War eyepatch. His height is average around 5'8 and 5'9 and his build is also equally average.

Age: 45
Rank:(Formerly) Staff Sergeant, Currently Sergeant

Personality: A man of conflicting duties, tying his duty to the Enclave superiors with what he believes is the 'true' Enclave way. He is loyal to the Enclave, but questionably to his superiors. He tends to be philosophical about his existence and mixes a cocktail of agnosticism and cyncism to life but takes each situation as it comes. Not a grim man or shy of jokes and a good moment of relaxtion.

Possessions: Dirty and worn Enclave Uniform and Pre-War Combat Armour with the black Enclave insignia and the on the pauldrons and chest. Carries an R91 custom fitted with a night vision scope and bolt to change between semi-automatic and automatic bursts and a 10mm pistol. Also carries a pack of smokes and a Pre-War lighter. Also has his eyepatch to hide his eye socket.

Background: Born to a family from Navarro, John saw a lot of action even as a young soldier. In his forties he's become something his deceased father, an Enclave officer of renown, would be ashamed of. While not a problem soldier in terms of attitude and causing problems on the base, his frequency to conveniently 'forget' to follow through an objective or otherwise do his duty to the letter caused much headache for his superiors. He won little love from his Commanding Officer in New York City when he didn't follow through with securing a power plant when the people there saved his life after a bandit ambush. Infuriated by his 'softness for mutants' he was swiftly demoted and sent to a 'special assignment to some hotel in West Virginia. Apparently there was a bunker that was recommissioned shortly before the War and, according to High Command, was of prompt importance. Of course, soldiers doing as soldiers do, share stories when bored and the open secret was that you getting sent there was a career ending assignment. The kind of place for screw ups, people garnering the wrong people's hate, major problems and useless officers to end out their duty riding a desk. John was one of them and served out his duty constantly struggling to find supplies, given they were only resupplied every six months, even then it amounted to the surplus goods barely fit for recruits to hold a scrap car fort.

Over time, bandits came into the area but their numbers were dying off. Some died of combat injuries and others died of sickness or radiation with no medical supply and nothing nutritional to fill them. Others simply gave up on an already hopeless posting and shot or hung themselves. Eventually it was just him holding out. No one from Command cared enough and what few people did come and see what terrible situation was there simply deserted and he didn't blame them.When the normally quiet transmitters came to life broadcasting the alert for all units, he knew they were desperate, but if it meant desperate enough to yank him from a hellhole like the one he was it, it was better than this.

Lt. Lewis Anderson - Paladin Lewis

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Name: Lt. Lewis Anderson
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian

Age:28

Physical Appearance: Lewis is 6’1”, 170lbs. short Black hair and 5’O clock shadow with green eyes. Considered attractive to women, has two scars; a slash above his right eye and a Gunshot wound in the chest.

Rank: Lieutenant

Personality: Roberts tries to do what's right, but often his orders requires him to do things that wrong and whilst he is loyal to the enclave he much prefers Colonel Autumn to Eden and believes he would do a much better job at restore the United States to its former glory.

Possessions:

Armour: A slightly dirty and worn Enclave officer uniform, the jacket is usually open revealing a Black shirt and Tan tie Lewis wears underneath with a broken American flag pin on the shirt pocket. Lewis also wears an enclave officer hat.

Weapons/Equipment: Roberts carries an AEP7 laser pistol that has modified to fire automatic, Two Pulse grenade and a bloodstained ripper.

Miscellaneous: a standard issue enclave Tool-kit, death-claws controller device and a bag of wasteland currency (1000 caps).

Background:

The son of one of few enclave personnel who was able to get off the oil rig before it was destroyed; Lewis Anderson was born in an Enclave facility in Southern Illinois, near what was Scott AFB near St Louis.

When Lewis was sixteen he was drafted into enclave armed forces and send Adams AFB for training. Induction testing showed a talent for mechanical repair, explosives and small arms so he was assigned to a Combat Engineer Company. Trained as a Combat Engineer, Lewis is proficient at building field fortifications and erecting buildings, as well as the use of explosives and small arm.

Once he training was finished Lewis was deployed to the Kansas city were enclave forces were building a new outposts to spy on this “legion” force that seemed to be gaining power in what was once the American south mid-west.

For the next several years Anderson was employed in similar simulations in south mid-west before eventually being promoted to lieutenant and by 2277 had been transferred to the Raven Rock under the command of Major J.J Black.

When the invasion of the capital wasteland began Lewis was send to place in the Northwest sector know by the locals as “deathclaw sanctuary” to attempt to capture death-claws for the enclave scientists who deemed them useful in military operations... Whilst the death-claws may have been useful it was bloody difficult to capture them with several soldiers being killed or injured but the team where able to capture and them tame death-claws which were used by the enclave and shock troops against the Brotherhood.

However even with the death-claws it seemed like the enclave was unable to hold back the brotherhood with Lewis hearing word that Adams air force base had fallen before radio silence.

The news shocked the squad with several committing suicide or walking off into the waste or attack the Brotherhood. Lewis and those willing to stay attempted to hide out in the a drainage camber near the deathclaw caves until the heat from the brotherhood died down but after a (few months) there food and water supplies began to run low and brotherhood scouts where spotted in the area.

Realising the enclave was over and not wanting his men to die in a [censored] cave Lewis ordered his remaining men to leave, forget the enclave and start a new life in the wasteland. Lewis and one of the scientists remained behind to destroy all enclave equipment when suddenly when the transmitter began to broadcast an alert for all units to meet up mount weather.

Radioing to his men about the message Lewis and scientist gathered up there belonging and began to make their way towards mount weather.

Dr. Andrew Valmont - Lt. Andronicus

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Name:Dr. Andrew Valmont

Gender: Male

Race: Caucasion

Age: 26

Physical Appearance: Valmont has short brown hair which is neatly combed. Due to his relatively poor eyesight, he also wears a pair of glasses. He's physique is far from athletic and he looks to be a rather pasty and frail individual. He's certainly the "brain" to the soldiery's "brawn."

Rank: Scientific Doctor

Personality:Valmont his aloof and reserved, and is usually a very difficult person to get to know and to be around. He's quiet personality however betrays an intense loyalty to the Enclave and his comrades even if he might think a bit highly of himself and his theories and ideas (especially with regards to his own field), which occasionally lands him the ire of his fellow scientists. However, he's not above to admitting when he's made a mistake, and values the opinions of his colleagues when he knows that their expertise on a matter supersedes his own.

Secretly, also possesses a rather sadistic streak when it comes to wastelanders, as he considers them to be little more than animals: fully believing the Enclave and those of pure-human genetics to be the only "true" humans left. During the Brotherhood Enclave War rumours also circulated that he conducts various experiments on captured human wastelanders and Brotherhood POWS for a variety of scientific reasons (mostly involving the robo-brain program).

Possessions: Enclave science suit and a white lab coat (both worn and dirty from the wastes). He favors the ever reliable AEP7 laser pistol for side-arm defensive purposes. He also carries a number of scientific instruments in a pack along with what scraps of research notes he was able to salvage from Adams.

A Mister-Gusty companion, GR-43, is his bodyguard and former lab assistant. GR-43 was a side-project of his and he upgraded a few of the robots systems, to include a higher-damaged plasma weapon and enhanced combat and tactical anolysis algorithms (along with a unique personality matrix). As a companion, GR-43 helps to serve as a protector and pack-mule.

Background:

Born and raised in the years following the Enclave's evacuation to Raven Rock from Navarro, Valmont quickly showed an adeptness and interest in various robotics technologies which is where he began to specialize his knowledge and training in. Primarily, his interests lay in the field of Artificial Intelligence and thus the programming of various supplementary Enclave robotics forces. He was quickly assigned a position as a robotics specialist for the department of research and development and despite his relatively young age, was regarded as a chief authority in the field of robotics and AI for the Enclave. Spearheading development projects which, among others, included improvements to the eyebots terrain and tactical anolysis algorithms.

As an AI specialist, he was also one of the few privy to the fact that the President was an AI system. A truth which did nothing to dampen his loyalty to the President, whom he assisted whenever he was called upon to do so: fiercely believing Eden would lead the Enclave to a better future.

Following the destruction of Raven Rock and the war with the Brotherhood of Steel, Valmont continued his work at Adams Air Force Base, where his role was greatly expanded in order to fill the positions of various comrades lost. With the death of President Eden, Valmont threw his support behind the acting High Command, believing they would be able to salvage the situation. As part of the effort to turn the tide of the war, Valmont was part of the team that worked on bringing the Hercules Bradley online, and was there for the first salvo shots which destroyed the hated Liberty Prime.

Despite the best effots of their military forces however, the Enclave was once again thrown on the defense and eventually Adams airforce base itself was invaded and overrun. Valmont was one of the last to leave the Crawler, as he refused to leave behind valuable research equipment and work until he was left with no other choice. When it became clear the battle was lost, Valmont grabbed what he could, abscounded with GR-43 and scrambled out of the base in an evacuation vertibird. His evac bird was heavily damaged however, and forced to land outside D.C. In the course of attempting to head to the evac point on foot, Valmont became separated from the rest of the group in the vertibird and was forced to continue on alone with GR-43.

Knowing no other alternative, he has made a long journey across the wastes, in the accompany of his trusty robotic companion, to head to Mount Weather.

Lt. Joesph Henderson - Vatrou

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Name: Joesph Henderson
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian

Age: 21

Physical Appearance: At the age of 21 Joesph stands at 5'7" with a square jawline and broad shoulders. However that's about as masculine as he gets. Unlike his hulking Older Brothers Joesph was never fit for the front-lines he has a light build and short trimmed Brown hair. Or well it was now his hair is a bit unkempt and he now has a light beard. Brown eyes and a pair of spectacles complete his general appearance.

Rank: Comms Officer

Personality: Frankly scared out of his wits. He was pretty quiet on base simply relaying messages and orders back and forth between Officer and Squads, but to mask his fear he uses snide remarks both revealing his hate of the Savages and the Failure of Command.

Possessions: A Dirty Enclave Officers Uniform with Hat, and Pre-War brown leather http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81q12nJ84QL._SL1500_.jpg. His weapons include a Recharger Pistol (The weapon appears to be modeled after the MF Hyperbreeder Alpha, but is the standard recharger pistol. The Enclave can't go around using damaged weapons after all.) And a H&H Tools Nail Gun. Other items include radio frequencies a journal and pen, a lighter and watch.

Background: Born and raised on Adams Air Force base, Joesph and his three siblings, his two older brothers and his younger brother grew up knowing only the Crawler and the surrounding base. His two Older Brothers went off to training and came out hulking soldiers while he and his younger brother went on to become a Communications Officer and Scientist respectively. Joesph drew the short end of the stick having neither brains nor brawns. But he still hummed along to the tune that Eden Preached.

As the Enclave first set foot on the C.W. Soil War erupted and the unthinkable happened. Raven Rock fell, and an army of Brotherhood Soldiers came marching on their doorstep. As the command structure fell a final attempt to hold off the attackers by one of the last high ranking officers still aboard the Crawler, someone named Sutler. Joesph had not really met him before but he held off the attackers long enough for him and others to escape. Joesph could only guess what befell the man. Their Hero. Now one month later a call from Mount Weather has echoed throughout all Enclave channels calling everyone one able to it's doors. Alone and angry Joesph makes his way there.

Sgt. Leo Thompson - Aussie_made

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Name: Leo Thompson
Age: 34
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian

Physical Appearance:

- Sun-bleached blonde medium length hair, slicked back.
- Crystal blue eyes.
- Rough short beard, blondish brownish.
- Unblemished face
- Button nose, thin mouth and regular sized ears.
- Scars and abrasions cover his torso
- Medium height (5’8) well built, muscular.
- Damaged leg, walks with a slight limp

Rank: Shock Trooper Sergeant

Personality: Leo is thoroughly patriotic; his belief in the Enclave is complete and total. They were doing what was necessary to bring peace to a world lost in anarchy. A true soldier, Leo had always followed his orders to the letter with his nerve unwavering when it came to wiping the mutated population from the wastes.

Before the war with the Brotherhood, when off duty, Leo had a much softer side which his family and close friends saw. He can be very romantic, loving, charming and loyal. This side of the man has suffered greatly from the destruction of Adam Air Force Base and the death of his family.

Possessions:
- Tesla Power Armour
- Plasma Rifle, few cells remaining
- Side arm, 9mm, several magazines
- White tee, blue denim jeans, aviators and leather jacket (Depending on if we have settled somewhere yet)
- Locket necklace with picture of wife inside

Background:

Born in Raven Rock Leo spent his days as a boy dreaming of the reclamation of pre-war America. Listening to the Enclave radio, watching old projections of baseball games and pre-war life in general Leo dreamed of the day he could bring peace to the disease ridden, apocalyptic world.

As soon as he was of age he became a part of the military, rising through the ranks and working his way into the shock troopers. He and his squad were the first to hit project purity, swiftly destroying the petty resistance offered. During his station there Leo fell in love with an Enclave scientist, Maria, though it was fast the two were incredibly affectionate and just before the attack by the Brotherhood, Maria fell pregnant. Barely escaping the left over Enclave personnel retreated to Adam’s Air Force base where the two, thankful they survived, were wed.

Two weeks later the Brotherhood attacked once again, Leo was put in charge of evacuating the civilian and scientist personnel before returning to the action. Despite not being happy about not being on the front line, he did as ordered with his wife joining him on his vertibird. As they took off they took a hit from a missile launcher, crash landing just outside the base, Leo and one other soldier were the only ones to survive the crash. Pulling themselves from the wreckage just in time to see the total destruction of the air base.

(TBC by prologue) Following protocol, the two set off to the final retreat point of the Enclave, unsure even if the Enclave continues to exist or if they are walking into a trap.

Lt. Adrian Rockwell - Aldin_Kiris

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Name: Adrian Rockwell

Gender: Male

Age: Early 30's

Race: Caucasian

Physical Appearance: A rather large man standing at a height of 6'2 and approximately 180 lbs. He has black hair, in a standard military buzz cut fashion, though it has grown a little since the fall of Adams. He doesn’t have much facial hair to speak of, but due to him not having a proper facility to shave in, he currently sports a limited amount of stubble as well. He possesses many different scars which he got from a variety of different sources, though most he acquired during missions. Rather stern countenance with dull green eyes that look like they've seen better days. Generally considered to be a rather menacing-looking individual.

He’s well-built and muscled due to his extensive training and life as a soldier of the Enclave. He's a bit thinner than he was a month ago due to his food supply being more limited than it was with the Enclave, but he's managing. Could be considered attractive to most wasteland women, but he wouldn't be caught dead fraternizing with his enemy.

Rank: Lieutenant

Personality: Patriotic to a fault, Lt. Rockwell is completely and utterly loyal to the Enclave and its vision. Extremely stubborn, especially when it concerns the Enclave, Rockwell was never one who gave morality much thought, opting instead to leave that to those in charge. He also had a bit of sadistic side, almost gleefully caring out even the most gruesome orders without a second of hesitation. A soldier through and through, he carried out his orders to the letter and without question, no matter what those orders might have entailed.

Despite his seeming cruelty however, he can be quite friendly towards other Enclave citizens and personnel, viewing them as family.

Due to his rather extreme nature, he believes the Enclave and its people are the only "true" humans in the wastes, and thus possesses no pity or sympathy for the rest of the wasteland. To him, they are at the very best second-class citizens, and at the very least, scum to be dealt with as necessary. Unfortunately for the vast majority of the wastelanders Rockwell has happened to come across, he tends to favor the latter view most of the time.

On the battlefield his training kicks in, aiding him in maintaining a level head in order to make calculated and informed decisions. However, he still maintains a certain degree of ruthlessness as well, and won't hesitate to maim or mutilate his enemies if the situation calls for it. He isn't above torture either, though this side of him has really only been prevalent in this last month since Adams fell and he succumbed to his hatred.

Since the Enclave's defeat Adams, Rockwell has become extremely hateful and spiteful of any and all in the wastes, his already extremely low opinion of them lowered even more, to the point he doesn't believe any of them are worth the air they breathe and are unfit to even stand in his, or any Enclave-affiliated person's, presence.

The Brotherhood of Steel are the ones who have truly earned his ire however. Of all the scum of the wastes, to Rockwell the Brotherhood are the worst of them, and he has vowed to make them suffer in whatever way he could.

Possessions: Advanced Power Armor MK. II, urban Plasma rifle, 10mm pistol, and a combat knife. When not in the armor, he sports black Enclave fatigues.

For personal effects he carries a military duffle bag filled with various survival gear, such as rope, a first aid kit, and the like.

Background: Born to a soldier father and scientist mother in one of the Enclave's outposts in the Midwestern Region, Adrian Rockwell had a rather happy upbringing compared to most. His mother and father loved each other and loved him, and Adrian grew up in a happy, loving family. His father and mother were both patriots, each of them very often regaling a young Adrian of a grand old place known as the United States of America. And not only did they tell of the age gone by, but also of the Enclave's mission, that they would be the ones to restore this land to its former glory, reclaim the past, and set everything right. In this way, the parents had successfully passed on their emphatic patriotism to their child.

Growing up in the Enclave, Adrian was enthralled in their history, and more importantly, their mission. Of particular interest to him was his father's role, a soldier, one who fought on the front lines for the Enclave and their values, who served as a bulwark between the good people of the Enclave and the unwashed masses. When he became of age, he immediately enlisted into the Army. Adrian excelled in his training, and with the help of his father, was moulded into a fine warrior for the Enclave. After some time and success as a soldier, Adrian got his first major assignment. He was to go to Raven Rock in the former Capital of the U.S and meet up with the bulk of Enclave's forces. Though his parents were to remain behind at the outpost, they wished their son the best of luck and sent him off with their blessing. Adrian, knowing he wouldn't hear from or see them for some time, promised to do his utmost best and return to them when his mission was complete.

Raven Rock was everything he had hoped it would be. He was now on the front lines himself, literally standing between Enclave and its enemies. However, it was also during this time he changed his way of thinking. On patrols, he'd see the worst of the wasteland, raiders, chem fiends, and the like, and soon came to the realization that these people, these undesirables, really were far beneath the Enclave, and that everything he had been told as a child about these impure savages that now clung to their miserable lives in the wastes were true. He had heard the tales of what the savages did to their brothers back in the west in what used to be California, and they changed him.

His patriotism had quickly turned into rage. And as he was taught, he used that to fuel himself. In his eyes, the Enclave was right, and everything else was wrong. It was what he had been taught as a child. It was what the army had taught him. When they asked him to carry out missions that some might consider "wrong" or "inhuman", Adrian did so without a word. In fact, he took a good amount of joy in them, because in this way he not only was able to fulfill his purpose of serving his beloved Enclave, but also satisfy that darker part of him that demanded blood for those lost.

Years had passed, and without his parents to temper those emotions with their traditional morals, the feelings of rage and vengeance became who Adrian Rockwell was. He had excelled in his missions in the past few years, turning himself into a weapon for the Enclave, who in turn rose him through the ranks. They shaped him into a killer, and that's what he did, not only being good at it but taking a thorough pleasure in it as well. His combat prowess, raw devotion, and unwavering resolve to do what was asked of him regardless of what it might be earned him the good graces of his superiors, and there was even talk of a promotion to Sigma Squad.

And then Brotherhood/Enclave war started. At first, Adrian was thrilled. This was by far his best chance to prove himself, and to spill a little wastelander blood while he was at it. He got his chance too, as his squad was one of the ones that spearheaded the Enclave's offensive, storming the Jefferson Memorial and taking it by force. The mission was a success, and Adrian was flown back to Raven Rock for reassignment. When the Brotherhood launched its counter-offensive, Adrian was assigned to Zulu squad, whose mission was to ambush and destroy Brotherhood patrols, something Adrian enjoyed immensely. If he hated wastelanders in general, he absolutely loathed the Brotherhood. More than a few Brotherhood soldiers met an untimely and gruesome end at Adrian and Zulu's hands.

At first, the war was a resounding success. The Enclave saw victory after victory, and it appeared they were well on track to winning the war. Things quickly took a turn for the worse when the Brotherhood began the use of a weapon meant to destroy Communists during the Great War however. The weapon, a giant, nigh-indestructible robot named Liberty Prime quickly turned the tide of the battle, and soon the Enclave was on the defensive.

Not long after, Raven Rock was evacuated and destroyed as the Brotherhood and Liberty Prime assaulted it. The Enclave had retreated back to Adams Air Force base, their last stronghold in the region. Zulu squad was no exception. Utilizing a missile satellite, the Enclave managed to destroy Liberty Prime, but the Brotherhood soon stormed Adams itself not long after.

Adrian and the rest of Zulu Squad holed themselves up inside on of the buildings on the base, but when Adrian went to the third floor of the building to provide overwatch, a Brotherhood missile struck, causing the centuries-old building to give way and collapse. Adrian plummeted to the ground floor, where the impact caused him to lose consciousness and become buried in rubble.

The Enclave had now officially lost the war, with the Brotherhood destroying most of Adams when they left. Zulu squad, aside from Adrian, had all been killed when the building collapsed. Adrian however, by some miraculous (or perhaps cruel) twist of fate, managed to survive, his armor preventing him from being crushed. The Brotherhood, in their haste to achieve victory, had apparently neglected to sift through the rubble, or at least hadn't had yet had a chance to do so, and Adrian went unnoticed. Adrian could only guess that given some time, they'd be back to reap the spoils of their victory, and that time was of the essence.

But for now, he was relatively safe. Managing to free himself from the rubble, he looked around only to find everything completely devastated. The Brotherhood blew up the Crawler along with most of the base, leaving little to salvage. He searched through the rubble to find the remains of his squad, only to find nothing but spent cells and empty magazines, their bodies not there, or simply out of his reach.

As he surveyed the destruction of the place he once called home, He wept. He wept for his friends, he wept for his Enclave, and he wept for his home. He wished he died there along with them, but for whatever reason, he was spared, and decided he was going to survive and one day take vengeance. And so, he gathered his things and left the base behind, trying to figure out what to do next.

Over the next month, Adrian drifted here and there, never staying in one place for very long. He would walk for hours on end, far away from any major settlements. When the occasional traveler would happen to pass him by, he'd kill them, partly out of necessity, partly out of rage. To Adrian, it didn't matter anymore. The two were one in the same.

It was after one such slaughter that Adrian began to think to himself where it is he would go, as sooner or later someone would come looking for the "black armored devil" who kept murdering travelers. While he welcomed the chance to kill more Brotherhood soldiers, he knew he couldn’t win by himself. He thought of his parents at the Outpost. Surely they survived, right? The Outpost was so remote, no one would ever attack it. He could go home. But could he make it by himself?

It was then his suit picked up a frequency, an Enclave frequency no less, advising anyone listening to go to Mt. Weather. A wicked grin coming across his face, Adrian Rockwell had found his new path.

2nd Lt. William Paterson - Vault Ninja

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Name: William “Will” Paterson
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian

Age: 34

Physical Appearance: Will has sandy brown hair and a clean shaven face with green eyes. He’s around average height with multiple scars and such on his body and face, several from combat but most from a Vertibird crash.

Rank: 2nd Lieutenant

Personality: Will’s once bright and shined patriotism has been shattered by the fall and destruction of everything he held dear. He sees wastelanders as the scum of the Earth, a convenient scapegoat for all of his troubles. What little emotion he was left he drowns in whiskey.

Possessions: A pair of Enclave standard issue officer’s boots scuffed and un-polished. Pre-War slacks held together with hand sewn patches and an officer’s jacket stripped of all insignia. Around his neck he wears the dog tags of several fallen comrades in addition to his own. For weapons he has a Gauss Rifle and 10mm pistol, both low on ammo.

A brown canvas satchel holding a meager amount of food rations and various Enclave paraphernalia; mostly insignias and such stripped off his uniform. In addition he carries a small transistor-type emergency radio taken from the crashed vertibird.

Background: Will was born in one of the outposts near Chicago but remembers almost nothing of it, his parents traveled a lot during his early years, they were advance scouts of a kind. His father was your typical soldier and his mother worked communications, they traveled around the East Coast with normally around 5 other people, surveying important locations and setting up basic communications work. Folks back at command would pick a handful of locations from old files; military bases, communication and transportation networks, etc. It was his parents job to try and get any useful assets operational or at least store them away until they were needed.

He had learned to shoot at a young age, in the locations they visited necessity dictated everyone to be armed, even if you just a 12 year old with a 9mm pistol. Once he was old enough he would got on patrols with his father and some of the other soldiers during the day and at night his mother would tell him stories about his ancestors; she had all these old photo albums saved from the Oil Rig and would show him the old Polaroid pictures taken of his great grandfather during his time in the Senate. He would marvel over the old black and white photographs showing what life was like hundreds of years ago and his mother would tell him about the work they were doing every day, working to rebuild the past.

Will embraced the Enclave mission whole heartedly and joined the army as a sniper when he was eighteen. He got stationed in one of the outposts in the Midwest, almost as boring an assignment as they come; all they ever did was run drills, the occasional bandit or two was the most combat he ever saw for two years. Then came the move to Raven Rock, it was a dream come true. Here he was on the front lines, finally working towards something instead of treading water back in Chicago.

All that was soon broken as the Enclave lost Raven Rock then suffered another crushing defeat at Adams. As the Brotherhood turned Bradley Hercules against them and the rockets crashed into the crawler all he represented seemed to die. As he checked the charge on his gauss rifle he readied himself; he was to die on the battlefield with honor. Will fired off shot after shot, each one striking mark and sending a blue power armored soldier falling to the ground. His helmet lay discarded by his feet and his face was twisted into a sinister grin, he delighted in the carnage, in seeing his enemies fall to the ground, their attempts at survival useless.

As the microfusion cells begin to give out charge he was snapped out of it by the sound of rotors close by, he dodged the lasers and bullets and sprinted across the tarmac, reaching the waiting Vertibird just before it prepared to take off. Their flight time was short lived however, as they flew off over Adams an arc from a tesla cannon hit the left side and they went down over the perimeter fence. Will was the only survivor of the crash, as he removed his scorched power armor and donned the officer’s uniform of a slain compatriot he knew things would never be the same again.

Sgt. Major Stevens - Magus the Red

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Name: Thaddeus H. Stevens
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian
Age: 52

Physical Appearance: Clean Cut Grey Hair. Sunken and tired brown eyes. A gaunt figure these days, holding together an entire outpost has taken his toll on him. Stands at 6ft 3inches tall exactly. Leaner than average, but not as muscled as he once was.

Rank: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergeant_Major_of_the_Army.

Personality: His position has required him to be distanced from both Officers, NCO's and Enlisted, as such his long service in this position has meant that this distance has become part of him. A source of strength, he is like iron, brittle, but unbending. A quiet patriot, he won't tolerate insubordination, but he isn't consciously loud of his own patriotism, his patriotism has become muted inwardly with the fall of Adams Air Force Base, but outwardly, he is the epitome of a Patriot, able to quote the Constitution, the Amendments and Declaration of Independence word for word.

As part of the Baritone section in the Army Choir, or at least he was, he likes to sing hymns when in doubt, or in battle, his favorite being the Battle Hymn of the Republic, though he likes to strike up with The Girl I left behind, The stars and stripes forever or Yankee Doodle every now and then. His absolute favourite however, is Shenandoah. Which he saves for special occasions.

However he can be warm, and when he is, is a father figure to his men. Having seen his father perish in the explosion, but their last words to him being of disapproval due to a failure in a boxing match, he harbours large amounts of Self-Doubt over his ability to command and in himself in general.

His opinion on Wastelanders is, strangely, one of ambivalence. He dislikes them, but at the same time he's open to some collaboration when neccessary.

Possessions: Gauss Rifle, Bowie Knife, Hellfire Armour, His Army Service Uniform and a Plasma Defender.

Background: Born in 2225 on the Rig, Thaddeus Stevens spent his formative years during the Height of the Enclave's power. His father was harsh, cold and distant, his mother having died in Childbirth. One of the few to escape the Rig, his father perishing, the experience left it's mark, ingraining a sense of self-doubt over his abilities which held him back from becoming an Officer. He did however, qualify and chose to join the Rangers.

His first taste of Combat being Navarro, Stevens fought bravely, holding a position by himself in brutal close quarters combat. A gauss shot however tore off his right forearm leading to him being airlifted out to Raven Rock. Once there, he was gifted a new Bionic arm and a promotion to Staff Sergeant. From there after a few more exemplary singular combat actions, he was finally made Sergeant Major of the Army due to his constant refusal of promotions to a Commissioned Officer Rank.

With the arrival of the Enclave-Brotherhood War, Thaddeus led a few small missions personally before being recalled to Raven Rock and then posted to Mount Weather to oversee the resurrection of the facility in anticipation of Victory. Landing with a small squad, Thaddeus secured the facility and awaited further orders. None came. Waiting for weeks, Thaddeus recieved word of the fall of Adams Air Force Base from a Radio Transmission. The announcement shocked him to the core, leading to a depressive bout, in which he struggled to hold together his unit, but finally has managed to snap out of his stupor and take the steps needed to re-unite the scattered remnants of the Enclave.

CWO Sebastian Brant - Fisheye98

Spoiler

Name: Sebastian Brant
Gender: Male

Age: 33

Race: Caucasian

Physical Appearance: A relatively standard looking man, Sebastian Brant stands at a slightly above-average height and possesses a slim build, which is accompanied by rather pale skin. Like most Enclave soldiers, Sebastian's body is in perfect shape, and the man exercises religiously. While not a matter of appearance, the Chief Warrant Officer is plagued with a rather serious, racking cough which he earned after having his chest plate dented in during a training mishap with a deathclaw. Besides that, the man has no other serious injuries. As far as facial features are concerned, Sebastian has a long, thin nose, high brows, and an angular jaw. His eyes are a rather standard light brown, while his wide mouth is almost always twisted into a sly smile. Atop all of this, the man sports a shock of military-cut red hair.

Rank: Chief Warrant Officer (CW2)

Personality: Almost alarmingly cheerful in most situations, Sebastian is somewhat of an oddity amongst his peers. Usually seen with a wide, jocular smile of sorts, the man is certainly not the grim and dry individual one thinks of when they try to conjure up an image of an Enclave soldier. In general, Sebastian is a relatively friendly person, though he has little patience for failure from either his subordinates or his peers. Strict in his own way, Sebastian commands respect from the men and beasts under him and has no aversion to dishing out punishment where it is due. Indeed, despite his seemingly personable attitude, Sebastian has performed a number of morally questionable acts during his time in the military, and regrets none of them in the slightest. Unlike a few of his more disturbed peers, however, Sebastian finds no particular interest in committing acts of brutality, like some sort of sadist. Instead, he chooses not to let the consequences of his duty get to him, remaining unflappable and light-hearted no matter the situation. Due to his possession of this particular attitude, Sebastian and his unit have been assigned to a number of questionable acts in the past, such as the tracking down and execution or retrieval of Enclave runaways. Even now, after the destruction of his home and the deaths of his peers and friends, Sebastian remains unbroken for the most part.

In regards to his interactions with others, Sebastian is a somewhat extroverted individual. The man revels in the camaraderie that the military has to offer, and tries to get along with most others. Of course, there are quite a few more orthodox minds within the Enclave who find Sebastian's temperament to be somewhat distasteful due to his apparent lack of seriousness. Like most other Enclave personnel, Sebastian has a serious lack of respect for those individuals outside of the fold, viewing them as less than human. It should be noted, however, that this disregard does not translate into malice, and that Sebastian is actually fascinated by Mainlander culture. Similarly, the man has had a fascination with wild beasts ever since he was a young child, and one cannot help but equate the two fascinations to one-another.

Possessions: Sebastian possesses a full suit of Advanced Power Armor, along with a change of standard issue fatigues. As far as weapons are concerned, he has a AER9 Laser Rifle and AER7 Laser Pistol, along with a pair of fragmentation grenades. Aside from this, he carries a dwindling supply of rations, a pair of binoculars, a survival knife, and a map and compass. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, he constantly wears a set of deathclaw handling headgear, which allows him to direct his deathclaw, Hannibal (I may edit in a description of Hannibal, or I may simply describe him more IC).

Background: Born in the Chicgo Outpost to two civilian parents, Sebastian Brant's childhood was certainly nothing special as far as Enclave children are concerned. His father, one of the only qualified educators on base, was a rather strict man, though never abusive. Meanwhile, Sebastian's mother, a greenhouse farmer, was a rather eccentric individual, and was always filled with an intense sort of energy. With three older sisters and no younger siblings, Sebastian was the baby of the family, and was also the first to be born east of Navarro. Oftentimes lauded by his family, both because he was the youngest sibling and because he was the only son (in his father's case), Sebastian had a wonderful childhood, all things considered. The future soldier was an inquisitive youth, possessing a hunger of knowledge that was out of place in children his age. Without a doubt, the boy was a dreamer, with his mind traveling far beyond the walls of his small compound home. He was completely enthralled with history, and his father was happy to regale him with tales of pre-war America, giving his son some of the lessons he taught his pupils. Meanwhile, the boy's mother was fond of reading outlandish tales and pre-war fantasy to her son, though Sebastian's father was not thrilled with this practice. The explorative child yearned to see the world outside of the compound, and swore to himself early on that he would try to experience the wild world first hand.

Despite the fact that his father was a teacher, Sebastian was only an average student, all things considered. The boy seemed to be occupied with daydreams rather than schoolwork. Quite social, the boy had a polite, up-beat personality which would stay with him for the rest of his life, even through the trials of war. Even though pets were prohibited at the Chicago Outpost due to the amount of rations they consumed, Sebastian developed a fascination with animals early on in life. At night, he would sneak off with a pair of binoculars to peer at passing wildlife, and during the day he would watch the birds in the sky longingly. As Sebastian matured into a teenager, he started steering himself towards a career path in zoology or biology, but the demand for these positions were low and the teenager's grades were not quite good enough. Crestfallen, Sebastian moped about uncharacteristically for a while as his friends and peers went their separate ways to pursue their own careers. Faced with a host of relatively undesirable career paths, the young man eventually decided to enlist in the military. This way, he figured, he would get the opportunity to see a bit of the outside world and defend the last remaining remnants of America.

Sebastian quickly settled into military life, enjoying the camaraderie and sense of direction. He stayed in Chicago for his training, remaining close to his family and friends, some of whom had actually enlisted after graduation as well. The man developed into a rather respectable soldier, and his sense of patriotism only grew as he proceeded in his training. When Sebastian finally completed his training, he was assigned to patrol duty in the Chicago area. Finally, he was able to experience life outside of the base, and while his expectations were not completely met, he still enjoyed the experience immensely. For a time, life was simple for Sebastian, and he contently settled into a routine. Eventually, Sebastian was transferred to Washington D.C. area, where more manpower was sorely needed as some sort of operation was starting to be planned for the distant future. At Adams Air Force Base, Sebastian was assigned similar patrol duties, and eventually faded into the background as an average soldier. He enjoyed life on the Air Base, and though he missed his family, he found new friends out east. Slowly, the man climbed the ranks as many soldiers tend to do, until eventually a day came that would rapidly accelerate his career.

At the Raven Rock bio-lab, a new project had been activated, the Deathclaw Domestication Initiative. Already, headway had been made with advanced two-way domestication units. The ultimate goal of the project was to allow a human controller to control the behavior of a target deathclaw or, in the future, other wild animal. With the technology in working order, the scientists assigned to the project thought it was time for an experiment with a live human and deathclaw. Sebastian seemed to be a good candidate, due to his unwavering loyalty and his studies in the field of biology when he was younger. Sebastian was truly thrilled with the opportunity, and readily served as one of the first test subjects for the program. He thoroughly enjoyed the lab experience, getting to see the inner workings of what had been his dream job just a few years ago. In addition, the deathclaws themselves were a point of particular interest for Sebastian, and the soldier was fascinated by their primal strength. These creatures were not tamed beasts, like dogs, being more akin to birds of prey in temperament. Eventually, he developed a relationship of mutual respect with the deathclaws he worked with, with the animals not truly liking him, but instead respecting his authority.

After months of testing and thorough training, four new deathclaw-focussed units were created, with the intention of attaching said units to larger forces. After seeing how much he excelled in his training with the animals, Sebastian Brant was promoted to the position of Chief Warrant Officer and placed in charge of one of these aforementioned units. Fauna Detail Beta became his new unit, and Sebastian settled into a place of uneasy command over it. While he had little experience commanding forces, he was one of the only logical candidates for the new position. After the population of Fauna Detail Beta, Sebastian and the rest of his unit were assigned to the larger force guarding Adams Air Force Base, where Sebastian advised the force's commander about the use of the newly domesticated deathclaws and helped patrol the perimeter. Eventually, Sebastian adjusted to his new position and became relatively well-known on base for his vibrant personality, which stood in stark contrast to the monstrous beasts he was charged with handling. After a time, however, it became apparent that Fauna Detail Beta could be used for duties other than patrolling.

More and more frequently, Enclave personnel with knowledge of sensitive information were attempting to escape into the wasteland, with the majority of them trying to defect to either the Brotherhood or the Commonwealth. With few ways to reliably hunt down and either capture or eliminate these defectors, Fauna Detail Beta was assigned the task of doing so. Within months, the man became somewhat infamous on base. His work was grim, tracking down and killing Enclave personnel with wild, mutated beast who tore their victims limb from limbs. The dark work did little to dampen his spirits, however, and his modest legend grew among the scientific community, who were his most frequent victims.

He grew fond of the hunt, though he did not revel in the killing itself, and the prestige of the assignment helped swell his confidence. When the Enclave-Brotherhood War finally broke out, the Chief Warrant Officer's assignments became more varied, and Fauna Detail Beta was frequently assigned and reassigned to various combat units. For the last couple of weeks of the War, however, Fauna Detail Beta was detached from all other units and sent to eliminate an escaping scientist with in-depth information on Hellfire Power Armor. So far, mission has been going poorly to say the least, and the war has apparently been lost as well.

"Old minds are like old horses, you must exercise them if you wish to keep them in working order." - John Adams

GM's:

Magus the Red, Lt. Andronicus and Tiberius67.

"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." - Thomas Jefferson

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1516994-enclave-rp-interest-checkooc/

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LT. ?Joseph Henderson - En-route to MT. Weather

(OOC By thew way guys, off topic here. But given time you should click the link in my status. The Frontier Mod has working Tanks, that are drive-able.)

The past month has been trying, in the past few weeks I have been awoken in the middle of the night thrice, once by a mangy dog who I scared off with a few choice words. Another by a man raving about Red Star bottle caps, whom I summarily executed with multiple rounds from the Nail Gun I acquired as I fled Adams. Though I was royally shaken by the ordeal.. And just last night one of those Rad-Roaches began to take interest in me as I slept.. I Jumped out of bed like a Gat out of Hell, thing scared me witless, never saw anything as disgusting as that thing in my entire life.. No matter all of that is behind me. I past several of those savages already and none have taken notice of me. My old Bomber Jacket has concealed my Allegiances quite well.

Still I'm wary, these savages are not to be underestimated. Which our glorious *sarcastically speaking* president had done causing the fall of our home just a month prior. The earth beneath my feet is mostly devoid of life and fatigue is beginning to wear on me. But with only a few miles left I mustn't dally, my countrymen and brothers await. As dimwitted as some may be.

-- Approaching Mt. Weather. --

The facility looks rundown and abandoned, I've not a single savage on this path since I left the main roads. The doors are no more welcoming than the ones to the shack I used last night, but that broadcast came from a fellow brother; I'm not expecting a jubilant welcoming but familiar faces will do me good, I think.

-- The Doors to Mt. Weather. --

The old rusted knob turned with a slight squeak as the door cracked opened and I peered inside.. I opened my mouth and cleared my voice.. "Designation LT. Joseph Henderson; Communications Officer. Is there anyone here?"

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Sgt. John Matrosov- Greenbrier Outpost, April 2276

John lay in his bunk, reading an old Pre-War magazine, a soft jazz holotape playing beside his bed, when some of the men came walking in, blood on their combat armor. John looked up and put the magazine down. "Jesus. What happened to you guys?" One of the men, Peterson, took his helmet off and sank into his bunk. "Those bastards got Hamza. Shot him with a .308 through the throat." John shook his head and felt his heart sink. The other man, Monroe, was leaning on the bunk post with a cigarette. "Hey, Matrosov, where's Moore?" John shrugged as the news wasn't shocking. "Moore? Deserted, same as the growing list of others. Can't blame them either." Monroe laughed and put the cigarette out on the floor, "Right? I mean, I know we're all screw ups, but still. Command could have sent us Power Armor, I mean, those bandits outnumber us each passing week. Men either jump ship or get killed." John sighed and groaned as he rolled off his bunk. "Well, on that note, let's head to the Mess Hall. I hear Abrams is making raviolis, found some of that canned stuff from before the war. Better than another MRE, right?" The men got up and walked out of the barracks portion of the bunker, making their way to dinner.

One month after the Adams War.

John woke up, rubbing his eye and putting on his eyepatch. He groaned as he heard loud pounding and went to the airlock door's camera, seeing the bandits, yet again, trying to ram the door open. He pressed the intercom button and scolded them, "Hey, look. It's too early in the morning for this crap. If I give you something, will you go away?" One of the men raised a magazine from their rifle and John rolled his eyes. He walked away and came back with 10 magazines, putting them in a delivery pipe and sure enough, they left. Sure, by regulations, this was illegal. However, he was the last man left and he stopped caring a long time ago. Everyone else was either dead or deserted. Now he was only holding out because orders were orders and he was loyal to the Enclave. He walked away and sat in the CO's office and lit one of the CO's cigars and looked at a framed photo of what he can only assume was the Oil Rig older people spoke of. The base was now his and his alone. What few men didn't die, they simply deserted, calling John mad for sticking around. He mumbled to himself and smirked. "Perhaps I am. Perhaps I am." He looked up in surprise when the comms room light lit red, a sign of an incoming transmission. John stood up and walked across the hall silently, his heart heavy as his uniform boots rhythmically clicked the floor. The console displayed it was automated, so he didn't bother with formality and simply accepted the transmission and put the headphones on. "This is Outpost Epsilon. Authentication Code Alpha-Delta Two-One-Niner. Calling all Enclave Personnel, Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect. All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. I say again, All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. This is Outpost Epsilon, Out."

John sighed as he looked around the bunker quietly, he could see the ghosts of all his former comrades-in-arms doing the various things they loved in their down time. He could smell the bourbon on the Lieutenant's breath as he sat in his office barely keeping this ragtag and ignored sliver of the Enclave alive. He put on the combat armor and his tactical pack before heading out for the road but not before shutting off the power in the bunker save the emergency power. After some time, he finally walked into the nearby town of 'The Springs' as it had come to be known Post-War and knocked on the gate, eying it with concern. "Hey! Open the gate civs!" The gate opened and he rubbed his eye of dirt and walked into town. The locals knew of the Enclave there, knew their outpost was a dog with no teeth so there was mostly pity coming from the town. One of the local militia nodded to John, "Hey, John. How's the eye? Doc keep the infection at bay?" John nodded quietly, "Yes, thank him for me on that. He probably saved my life by cleaning my wounds up. Shame about the scar across my face, but it's not like I was handsome before, right?" The two had a laugh before John gave a farewell to the men and went for the mayor's office. He knocked on the door of the office. "Tom. I got to head out for a mission, but long story short. Take that holotape. It contains the access codes for our base. Odds are, given that base's status as a place for troublemakers, burnouts and undesirables, it won't be missed. Take this and use the base as your people see fit. Word of warning, disable the Enclave comm systems and watch for the bandits desperate to claim the bunker. I know I see you as humans, but the Enclave isn't as sympathetic as I am and I don't want them thinking you seized it or something. But, if you'll excuse me, I have marching orders. Goodbye, Tom." John extended a black gloved hand and the two shook hands. Tom looked John in the eye, "Thank you, you're a good man. Enclave needs men like you if they're going to survive. John rubbed his neck, flattered. "Thanks, but I don't think the High Command would agree." With few words, the two parted ways amicably.

One Month Later, Bluemont, Virginia

It'd been a long hard month as John trekked from West Virginia and he was relieved to see a town's lights in the night so close to his objective. His relief only furthered when he saw a bar in the local town. He'd ended up selling his armor for caps to survive, but he didn't care. He'd just say he lost it to bandits or some other excuse. John was intrigued by the red lights outside and furthermore by the bar. Inside were men drinking and enjoying women dancing while scantily clad in cages. John took a seat in a corner booth in a dark corner and relaxed in the plush seating. John took out a smoke and lit it up and a woman came up to him with a smile. "Hey there, soldier boy. Want a....special dance?" John only shook his head politely. "No thank you, miss. But I'd like some water and food. Got any food here?" The woman looked at him puzzled, "Sure. Let me just get some food. Tonight it's Brahmin steaks." When she came back, John put a stack of caps her way and she looked at him with a confused face. "Can I....help you?" John asked uncomfortably. She shook her head. "Every guy that comes in here wants to cup my ass and you're not even paying attention to the fact I'm topless. What gives?" John began eating his steak and put the fork down. "I see you're topless, I have one eye still. They're very nice, but I didn't come in here for a six tease, I came here for food. If you'd like to sit with me, you may and I'll order another plate for you, but get a coat on please." John didn't want to let on he'd been discreetly taking a peak and it'd just distract him, so he kept the face of a perfect gentleman. She came back and sat beside him and whispered. "So are you one of....them? The...well...you know. They aren't far from here. But your uniform is so dirty and you look like a bum. A beard and wild hair down to your neck? You're certainly like the handsome ones come here time to time on the sly." John smirked, "I was a soldier somewhere else once, but I'm more or less on my own." The woman smirked, "So you are Enclave?" John chuckled softly, "I didn't say that. I just found this inside an old chest and thought it looked cool is all." The woman doubted him, but didn't argue it further. "Well, if you're NOT Enclave, I'd wear that with caution. They catch one of us Wastelanders in their clothes, they'll kill us. Wastelanders in turn don't like the Enclave one bit." John made a look of grave concern, "I....see.... I had no idea this was such a serious ordeal. I thank you for telling me." John then continued to eat and converse quietly until the clock struck near 10:30 and he stood up to exit, making way for Mount Weather, making way for home.

Mount Weather- Checkpoint

John trotted down the road, tired but no longer hungry (and a little drunk) as he saw the spotlights guarding the entry point. John's scar twitched as his face formed into a smile, being amongst brothers and sisters in arms. John possibly looked like a homeless Waster poorly attempting to make his way as an Enclave soldier. His uniform jacket was half unbuttoned, there was dark wet stains on his uniform from the hardships of the road, blood on his uniform, some his and some not his own. His boots were scuffed to hell and back and the fact he was in an eyepatch, scruffy hair and a beard and he had no idea where the hell his hat was. He was nothing like the ideal Enclave soldier. John dropped his tactical backpack and sharply saluted the guard "Sgt. John Matrosov. Reporting in as last standing soldier of the Greenbrier Outpost." The guard looked him up and down warily and more disgust came when the mention of Greenbrier came up. He pulled up the man's service record and the rough looking man before him looked little like the clean cut soldier on the monitor, but he in the end relented. "Very well, be on your way to the Base Commander. Might want to clean up though. You look like ass." John rubbed his neck, unsure how to respond and spoke a begrudging 'thank you' before he left, but he had no intention of cleaning up yet. In his eyes, his report of the status of his previous duty station was top priority.

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Leo Thompson

Introduction



Stars and Stripes Forever crackles blissfully through the radio as the sound of the age old tune fills the surrounding room with a sense of calm and relaxation. Next to the radio a projector flicks slowly through pictures of the world long gone, pre-war America. With each passing slide a lone man in the room sips his whiskey, smiling as the feeling of patriotism fills the void left by the destruction of all that was once good in the world so many hundreds of years ago.

Though Leo had not lived in the paradise that once was he had often dreamed of it though this time was different somehow. The door behind him made a familiar ‘whoosh’ sound as it opened,

Raven Rock.

Leo thought as he stood.

“Darling,”

Maria.

The man felt his heart leap up at the sight of his wife as she walked in, heavily pregnant with their child. Her hair cascaded down over her shoulders, reaching her plain white blouse while her fierce blue eyes refused to look anywhere but her husbands. The beautifully glowing woman appeared to glide across the floor and into his arms, unburdened by her weight. Leo held tight, his hand pushing her head as far into his chest as it would go without harming her. Maria began to weep softly in arms,

“I’m so sorry honey,”

Leo opened his mouth, trying to reassure her but nothing came out.

“I’ve got to go now; we’ve got to go,”

He felt Maria’s head look down toward her large baby bump.

“I’m so sorry,”

With that she tore away from his arms, her beautiful long golden hair flowing behind her as if it was being blown by a soft wind. Leo reached out but his legs wouldn’t move.

Maria,

He could do nothing but watch as his beloved left back through the door while around him his world turned black.

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“Sarge…. Sarge!”

Reality returned quickly and violently, assaulting Leo’s senses. He could feel himself being dragged further and further away from the smell of singed flesh and the burning of jet fuel, from below he could feel a pain so severe coming from his leg it felt as if someone was flaying the skin from his bone. As his vision slowly blurred back Leo remembered where he was,

“Sarge? Oh… Oh God Sarge…. are you still…. alive?”

The high pitched cries of Private Barnes were almost drowned out by the sounds of not so distant war raging across Adam’s Air Force Base. Leo was quick to notice the boy a sharp fragment of metal jutting out from the side of his enclave armour, with the private wheezing the way he was the sergeant surmised the jagged bit of shrapnel may perforated his lung.

“Barnes, remove my helmet and help me to my feet!”

The commanding officer hoped the barking order would rouse his training, calming the fresh 18 year old down, causing him to think strategically.

“Sir…. yes sir!”

The young private detached the leads and wires that attached Leo’s helmet to hit power armour, removing it with a loud hiss. Sergeant Thompson inhaled deeply, the fresh air filling his lungs and removing the heat from his face. With a loud roar Barnes slipped his arm under his officers and hoisted the man to his feet. The commanding officer winced in pain but the hydraulics in his armour made leaning on his right undamaged leg quite easy.

Leo took note of his surroundings, behind him their crashed vertibird ferociously burned, seeing it Thompson felt a flash of sadness rock him. Before it could take over the sergeant focused of the battle that lay in front.

The Brotherhood of Steel, the scum that dared to stand for the filth of the new world, had hunted the Enclave ever since they revealed themselves at project purity. At first, the surprise attack by the Enclave had caught the Brotherhood on the back foot but not for long. Things swiftly changed after the BOS reactivated Liberty Prime, with the near indestructible robot pushing them from the Jefferson Memorial and to parts beyond. With the project lost and their main base in the area, Raven Rock destroyed, the Enclave was forced to retreat to Adam’s.

Now their new enemy had found them and even with the loss of Liberty Prime, the Brotherhood proved itself to be a formidable foe. They had attacked the base without warning and as a result Sergeant Thompson and his squad, to their dismay, were tasked with evacuating all civilian personnel. It wasn’t that Leo had deemed the mission non important, after all his wife was an Enclave scientist, he was just at home on the front line, comfortable in the middle of a fire fight while around him all hell broke loose.

Though as Thompson and his squad retreated, the soldiers of steel had another idea. They mounted a large attack to the south of the base to distract the main force of the Enclave while a few elite BOS members snuck in through the metro to cause havoc behind the front line. As the vertibirds took off, the Brotherhood shot many down, including Leo.

“Did anyone else survive the crash?”

“I… er…”

The private hesitated but this time it was not his breathing that was the problem as he stammered out an answer,

“N-n-no sir, I’m sorry,”

For a moment Thompson’s mind flashed back to his dream,

Maria,

Leo felt the boys stare scour him for any emotion, any sign that his commanding officer was not the robot the squad so often joked about,

“Eye’s front private!” He barked, once again trying to keep the Private’s mind on the job.

“We’ll need to make our way back to the battle; I refuse to lose my home for a second time, radio back to the crawler and…”

Suddenly, almost as if God himself had heard Leo’s words, hell rained down from the heavens. Visibly breaking the sound barrier the shells from the orbital strike satellite smashed into the war torn air force base. The two soldiers were lucky enough to crash just outside the blast radius and were just at the right angle to see their last hope of the Enclave destroyed before their very eyes. Both could only stand arm in arm, utter shock and disbelief.

The whole thing was over in less than a minute but to Leo and Private Barnes it was a lifetime. Leo had already seen Raven Rock, the place where he grew up, destroyed by the Brotherhood monstrosity and now Private Barnes, having grown up at Adams was going through the same thing. This time, however, was different; there was no retreat from here. Even after the hellfire ended the two continued to stand dumbfounded trying to wrap their minds around what had just occurred. The Enclave had lost.

“Sarge, what happens now?”

Finally the boy spoke, his voice was hoarse, filled with the sound of defeat and devastation. Leo gulped, hesitating for just a moment.

“Bend me down private; let me grab my helmet,”

Both men groaned in pain as the Sergeant retrieved his helmet.

“Now we… we follow protocol, patch ourselves up, find temporary shelter and wait for further contact. We will need to do a quick sweep of the area, find any first aid and additional weaponry before the Brotherhood moves in. We take with us any remnants of our Enclave with us and take no Brotherhood prisoners,”

Pausing for a moment to look back at the burning wreckage, Leo’s heart pulled heavily on a cord. The twisted metal would have to be their place of final rest, there would be no time to bury his Maria nor the two’s fallen comrades. Feeling the eyes of his only soldier upon him again, Sergeant Thompson set about barking orders once again,

“Let’s move out private!”
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Lt. Lewis Anderson- On route to mount weather

Having been stationed at Enclave Deathclaw capturing outpost (Codename “Claw”) outside the cave locally known as the Lt. Anderson and the men had missed the attack at Adam airfield and until the Wasteland local radio DJ “Three Dog” stated to talk it were unsure what had actually happened.

Cut off but fairly well supplied Anderson opted to move the camp inside the caverns (after killing the remaining death-claws) and wait, for a while anyway for enclave high command to re-establish communications or for Brotherhood heat to die down and the group could safety make it nearest enclave outpost in Chicago.

However a month passed and there was no communications, supplies started to run low and scouting missions reported brotherhood members searching the area for enclave personnel … It was time leave less the group be found and killed by the Brotherhood and Lewis did not want to die in this [censored] cave...

Destroying any equipment they couldn't take or did not need Lewis allowed his men to either go their own way or follow him to Illinois and hopefully join up with one of the enclave outposts near Chicago or at the very a least get away from the Brotherhood.

Several went their own way, two committed suicide and the rest (Three Soldiers and a scientist) followed Lewis and a day later they received message to head to Mount Weather.

Lewis suspected the message may be Brotherhood trap but Mount weather was on the way and the message was sent on secure Enclave Radio Frequencies… It was worth checking out…

Mt. Weather

Standing on the road just outside of Mount weather Lewis lighted up a cigar and looked at Mount weather, an run-down and abandon Per-war facility if this was an Brotherhood trap then it an ideal location but at the same time the message was on an secure channel and this place wasn't particularly easy to find or get to especially if you’re an lone trooper fleeing Adams…

Unlikely but still need to play this cautiously

LT. Anderson straightened up his tie and cleaned some dirt of his Jacket before turning around to face his soldiers and the scientist “Okay let’s move forward and be ready, this could be a brotherhood trap.”

Drawing his Laser Pistol Lewis and his men made their way up the street and into the facility where they spotted an enclave officer calling out "Designation LT. Joseph Henderson; Communications Officer. Is there anyone here?"

The guy on the enclave radio back at Adams

“Yes” Lewis replied as he lowered his pistol and approached with his squad behind him “Lt. Lewis Anderson, enclave combat engineers Good to see another solider...But you came from Adams right? Me and my men were out in the field so we don’t really know what happened… Is the enclave high command really all gone?”

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OOC: Great posts so far everyone.

Dr. Andrew Valmont- Several Miles Outside of Mount Weather

The warmth of a small makeshift fire kept the chill of the early morning hours away as Valmont huddled beside it. The sun had not yet risen and only a faint orange glow emanated beyond the horizon. Having just got up, he blinked a few times, trying to wipe away the groggy blur from his eyes as he clutched at the heat blanket he had draqed over himself. His bed was a makeshift sleeping bag, which had been neither particularly comfortable or restful. But in nearly a month of wandering, he had gotten used to it.

He was just getting his bearings when suddenly the music started up. A loud trumpeted blast sounded out as "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtu6ZFBuNZE&t=15m22s" began playing. Valmont gave a sigh as he turned to find the source of the wake-up call: Henry.

Blasted robot.

"Good morning sir!" the Mr. Gutsy exclaimed cheerfully. Unlike the regular Gutsy models, Henry's voice was not that of a stereotypical gung-ho drill-sergeant, but a posh sophisticated tone not unlike that of the Mr. Handy models. That had been on of the first things Valmont had changed, he didn't care to have a jar-head around him, "I've taken the liberty of preparing your breakfast doctor," and he held out the steaming MRE bag with his clawed robotic arm.

"Another choice meal I suppose...." Valmont sighed again as he took the MRE from Henry's grasp, "Oh goody. What do we have today? Pork sausage, dried hashbrowns, and stale bread. Oh! and synthetic orange juice....fantastic......just like the last thirty days...."

"Yes and that happens to be the last of your rations sir," Henry added, "My calculations, as always, were accurate. My ration schedule lasted just as predicted.

Despite his disgruntled attitude towards the food, Valmont wasted no time in digging into it. He was starving. Henry had forced him down to a single meal ration a day, and he hadn't eaten since lunch the previous day. He was thankful they were only a few hours from their destination, otherwise he would have needed to start taking desperate measures.....God help him if he would have had to eaten a mutant rat or gecko,

"Henry, play the message again," Valmont said through mouthfuls of hashbrown, "I'd like to hear it once more."

"Certainly sir," Henry responded, and a quick beep sounded out followed by the message,

"This is Outpost Epsilon. Authentication Code Alpha-Delta Two-One-Niner. Calling all Enclave Personnel, Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect. All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. I say again, All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. This is Outpost Epsilon, Out."

Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

"And tell me Henry," Valmont said, a smile creeping across his face, "What does it mean?" It was a rhetorical question of course, Valmont knew full well what it meant. He just liked to hear someone else say it.

"Protocol Omerga Thirteen is an emergency procedure invoked in times of great duress. Primary directive is to rally U.S. armed forces at a secure location, ensure Continuity of Government, and reestablish normal operating procedures. Last invoked August 25, 2242 at the behest of former President John Henry Eden following the destruction of Control station ENCLAVE."

"In short Henry?"

"America prevails sir. The Enclave yet lives."

Valmont's grin turned into an excited chuckle, "Yes, yes it does. I've been waiting weeks for that message Henry. I was getting close to ending it all you know. A quick pistol shot to the brain. What hope is there if America falls, if the Enclave is gone? But that message, that glorious message.....it means we still have hope. Someone is transmitting it, High Command finally managed to reorganize itself! It has to be! Thank God. We're going home!"

With astonishing speed, Valmont finished the last of his MRE and threw the empty package to the side. He packed up what little things he had strewn around in his makeshift campsite. Henry carried the bulk of his equipment and supplies strapped to his robotic body like he was a loaded car that a pre-war family was about to take on a long vacation.

After putting on his science suit, he clipped his laser rifle to his side and turned to Henry, a smile still beaming on his face,

"To Mount Weather then. What's our estimated time of arrival Henry?"

"Two hours, 15 minutes sir, if we continue our previous pace."

"Lets see if we can knock 30 minutes off that time, shall we?" Valmont said with a chuckle and strode off in the designated direction, with Henry floating along behind him.

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Lt. Adrian Rockwell- On the road

Slightly off of the beaten path that was one of the wasteland's many roads and routes, sat a small camp. This particular camp at first glance had nothing terribly unique or noticeable about it, having been recently built by a small group of travelers, possibly from one of the nearby towns or settlements, from the night before. Just a quiet little camp belonging to quiet little people living their quiet little lives.

However, as the sun began to rise over the wasteland, one could tell there was something very, very wrong with this camp.

Instead of the hustle and bustle of the travelers getting ready to tackle the rest of their journey, there was silence. Instead of the normal gray of the post-apocalyptic earth, the ground was dyed a bright crimson. And instead of a group of travelers, there was only one figure. One figure clad in black armor, sitting calmly by a still-smoldering fire, as if nothing had happened.

This figure was Lt. Adrian Rockwell of the Enclave's Zulu Squad. He just finished what was becoming rather common place for him as of late, ambushing travelers and slaughtering them, his way of coping with the grief of the loss of Adams, as well as a method to keep himself alive.

They hadn't put up much of a fight of course. Their shoddy armaments were nothing when faced with his Power Armor and plasma rifle, and he managed subdue them easily enough. When they were subdued, that was when his sadistic side took over, torturing and mutilating them as some sort of twisted coping mechanism for the pain he felt at the loss of Adams.

Indeed, Adrian Rockwell was in a tremendous amount of mental anguish, which unfortunately for small groups of travelers, translated into physical anguish and an untimely death for them. He never stayed in one place long of course, taking what he needed and moving on, searching for his next victims.

As he picked bits of bloody flesh from his boot, Lt. Rockwell stared blankly at the small pile of mutilated and crushed bodies, where said flesh came from. He was lost. He had no idea where to go, what to do next. Sure, he could keep this up, but for how long? He cared absolutely nothing for his victims, not being able to deny the sheer joy of making others suffer the way he did, but eventually the Brotherhood would come looking for him once enough people disappeared. The thought caused his face to flush with anger. At one time, he would have welcomed them to come and get him, only to turn the tables and slaughter them, all in the service of his beloved country. What more could he ask?

But now, he had no squad, and the country he served wasn't anywhere near here, not anymore at least. He was lost. Surrendering wasn't an option of course, and he'd rather slit his own throat than try and assimilate into wasteland society, if one could even call it that.

He had thought hard on the dilemma of course. He even developed a few ideas for his next course of action. He could always charge the Brotherhood, kill as many as he could before they got him, go down in a blaze of glory. But that would dishonor his fallen brethren. He needed to live for their sakes. He could travel to the Midwest, go home, find the old outpost and his mother and father. But then, who would make the Brotherhood pay? He couldn't just leave, let them get away with it. Not of his own accord, at any rate. And could he even find his way home to begin with? The Midwestern outpost was a long way from D.C, and without a Vertibird or some other means of travel, such a journey would take months. Not exactly a trivial thing.

And so he was torn.

"...By the Oil Rig I hate this blasted place." Rockwell said aloud, a sigh of frustration escaping his lips. And then, as if a sign from the heavens themselves, the strangest thing happened.

The comms system in his helmet starting going off. An incoming transmission.

"This is Outpost Epsilon. Authentication Code Alpha-Delta Two-One-Niner. Calling all Enclave Personnel, Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect. All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. I say again, All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. This is Outpost Epsilon, Out."

And just like that, Lt. Rockwell had his purpose again. Hope filled his heart and the depression that had clouded his mind began to lift itself. The path ahead had been made clear to him. With a wicked grin, he gathered his things, gave the small pile of bodies a swift kick for good measure, and started the long journey to Rendezvous Point Destiny, otherwise known as Mt. Weather.

His country was calling out to her wayward son, and he was hellbent on answering.

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Dr. Andrew Valmont- Mount Weather Facility

"So there it is," Valmont remarked as he spotted the first signs of the Mount Weather facility through the trees. A heavy chain-link fence surrounded the outer perimeter, collapsed in places, and an old abandoned pre-war checkpoint guarded the road leading into the base. He was glad he had finally arrived, but at the same time was a bit anxious. He had expected to see more fellow compatriots by now. Why hadn't he yet encountered anyone?

He quickly shoved those disquieting thoughts to the back of his mind and pressed onward with Henry bobbing alongside him. Suddenly the robot stopped, and called out to Valmont,

"Doctor, my sensors are detecting movement at our five o'clock," And he turned to the direction of the noise with his plasma weapon raised. Valmont likewise drew his laser pistol, fearing the worst.

Damned my luck if its raiders this close to safety...

He let out an immense sigh of relief however when the figures who bounded out of the treeline were friendlies. Dressed head to toe in Tesla armor, there was at least six of them. Valmont couldn't contain himself, and immediately called out, "Over here!" he yelled, causing the Tesla troopers to turn and begin jogging towards him. When they were close enough, the lead soldier removed his helmet and greeted Valmont,

"Good to see a friendly face finally," the trooper said with a wide grin. His hair was greasy and matted, no doubt from constantly wearing his suit for God knows how long, "Science division eh? Responding to the Omega 13 signal I assume?"

Valmont nodded, and shook the troopers hand, "Dr. Andrew Valmont, Robotics Engineering Core. This here's Henry, my, ahem, 'lab-assistant'."

"Private Justin Watterson," the trooper replied, "Got the rest of my squad behind me. We were deployed at Fairfax when Adams fell. Our CO took a frag from those Outcast bastards. We were trying to head north to the Commonwealth when we heard the call. Went straight here as quick as we could. You?"

"Adams..I was at Adams," Valmont replied, a twinge of sadness in his voice, "Barely escaped with my life."

"Ah...," the private then looked around, likely having the same reaction Valmont did when he had first seen the place, "So where's everybody? Did anyone else make it here?"

"I was just about to try and find that out myself......Henry, do you have a sense of direction?"

"The signal appears to be coming from a central location on the base," Henry responded, "Likely the command bunker. Pressing onwards further in is the only instruction I can give."

Valmont shrugged, "Guess we keep going then....and may I say private," he said, pausing for a few seconds, "Its damn good to see you. I had almost lost hope of seeing another compatriot's face."

"Likewise doctor."

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Thaddeus H. Stevens – Control Station Enclave

Where was he?

Why was the Station shaking? Why were people running? Shoving? Screaming? Kicking?

A slurred voice spoke. His? Someone else’s? Whose voice? Whose?

A shaking hand rose, his own, wiped his nose. Rivulets of crimson dripping through the fingers, droplets spattering the floor. Brown eyes watched in horrid fascination at the carmine rivers that flowed along pale skin. A voice spoke again. His eyes turned, saw a face. Mouth moving. Speaking words he didn’t understand. A flare of pain, his eyes narrowed. A name on the lips.

Stevens?

Stevens?

No. Not Stevens.

Sergeant-

Sgt. Major Thaddeus H. Stevens – Mt. Weather Interior

“-Major?”

Brown eyes flickered to the eyes of the speaker. A metal hand rose, softly pinching the bridge of his hose. Ice fingertips waking him from his stupor. His voice spoke out, soft and calm.

“My apologies Doctor. I was lost in thought. You were saying?”

“I was saying that you missed your psychological evaluation.”

A swift reply.

“I don’t think that it’s necessary under the current circumstances Doctor.”

Wary eyes glanced to a sleek silver briefcase on the desk between them. Said briefcase was slightly off to the side, emblazoned with the symbol of the Enclave. A fingerprint recognition scanner, a triple combination lock and a vacuum seal. Thaddeus eyes bore into the Doctors once they returned back to facing him. A strong voice now. Cold. Commanding.

“We will rebuild The Enclave doctor. America will rise again. I assure you of that, but you will need a little faith in me.”

“It’s more a fact of, what if any superiors who come are vested only in revenge rather than survival? What then? Are we to go once more unto the breach?”

“If that is the case. Yes, once more unto the breach. But that will not happen Doctor.”

“How?”

“I will give counsel. And they will listen.”

A knock on the door, Stevens stood, picking up his hellfire helmet with one hand, the other hand clasped upon his briefcase. Securing it in his hand. He never let it out of his sight.

“Enter.”

Booted steps, a tall figure, glowing red lenses peered into the room.

“Sergeant Major. We have more arrivals.”

A small grin from Thaddeus.

“Excellent. Prepare a welcoming party. Fresh food and water.”

A tip of the head from the power armoured soldier.

“Yes Sergeant Major.”

Turning back to the Doctor, Stevens paused, before speaking again.

“We’ll reschedule for another date. I have business to attend to.”

Then, with a small nod, the Sergeant Major of the Army turned away and began walking. Humming as he did so. The Battle Hymn of the Republic. A fitting tune for the times. And so, with a spring in his step, did Thaddeus Stevens begin his mission. To ensure the survival of the Enclave.

Sergeant Major Thaddeus H. Stevens – Mt. Weather Exterior

Moving swiftly, Stevens bounded up the steps, suitcase in hand. Behind him, forty soldiers, all armed in Advanced Power Armour MKII, the Devil Armour as it was known. The exterior power had been booted up now, lights flicking on throughout the facility. Contingency plans being sidelined for the moment. Reaching the top of the stairs, the Sergeant Major shouted out his orders. Soldiers peeling off from the main group to move to their designated checkpoints. Up until this point, contingency had designated laying low so as not to attract hostile attention. Now, that contingency would have to be discarded. A large whine reverberated throughout the facility as the security turrets were deployed, docile at the moment, but ready to be turned hostile should they be attacked.

Nodding approvingly at the sounds emanating all around, Stevens looked at the last few men with him. Ten in all. His head turned to the main door, hand raised, two fingers flicked towards it.

“Corporal Lee, Private Jones. Secure that door.”

The two personnel question were quick to move, taking up positions either side of the main door. Flexing his bionic hand as he waited, a click on the radio from the com-bead in his ear told him the position was secure. Then, with a nod, the doors were flung open, and Thaddeus Stevens stepped forwards into the sunlight, his eyes strained at the feeling of natural light hitting them before the Hellfire lenses compensated by quickly shading. His ears noted the sounds of the Plasma rifles charging as they were armed. It didn’t hurt to be cautious.

Listening to the radio as soldiers reported in various snippets of information, Stevens turned to look at a small group that were stood in the main courtyard, likely in shock from the sudden appearance of a whole squad of Enclave soldiers appearing and the power booting up. Approaching them, he spoke up as he did so. His voice accentuated by the in-built speakers from his armour to be heard over the sounds originating from behind him, Soldiers now moving out from the doors and off to their designated positions in accordance with protocol.

“I am Sergeant Major Thaddeus H. Stevens of the Army of the Enclave of the United States of America. State your Name, Rank and Intention, or you will be terminated in accordance with the National Emergency Act of October 24th 2077.”

OOC: The words are directed to VATROU’s and Paladin Lewis’ characters, to everyone else arriving, just direct yourself to the main courtyard, Stevens will address you there.

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Sgt. John Matrosov- Mount Weather Courtyard

John had come discover was anarchy. He expected it to be a base structured and in full order, but the place was alive and swarming like an ant hill. John followed the other soldiers who'd gone into the main courtyard. He could feel the eyes behind him stare at the one-eyed man with his long hair and beard, being as alien as he could be without being and actual Waster. He leaned on a crate smoking as he listened in on some of the other soldiers. "What's all this about?" One of the younger looking men asked. Another, a dark skinned man with sharp features shrugged, "Not exactly sure. Got the message after Adams got captured by the terrorists." John's heart sank at this news. He'd known good men stationed at Adams. To hear they were wiped out broke his heart to think of the soldiers, his siblings by loyalty, were dead by undoubtedly the Brotherhood as they'd be the only ones brazen enough to fight the Enclave. He snapped back to reality when he heard two voices behind him. A woman asked someone behind him, "Hey. Who's the hippie?" A deep voiced man gave a snort, "That's Matrosov. Family of heroes. He's a moron. Thinks Wastelanders are our equal. Heard he got shipped off the Greenbrier or something." He knew they didn't think he was listening, but he knew. He'd heard that talk before and it always hurt to hear them call him a soft man or a disloyal traitor to the Enclave's cause. He'd once have tried fighting them in his youth, but as he'd gotten older he'd learned to take the verbal punches with quiet dignity. 'They call me disloyal....but I bet I'm more loyal than any loyalty in their pinky finger. The bastards.' He threw his smoke on the ground, stamping it out with his boot and waited to see what the commotion was about.

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LT. ?Joseph Henderson

As the door opened and a voice called out behind me. “Yes” Lewis replied as he lowered his pistol and approached with his squad behind him “Lt. Lewis Anderson, enclave combat engineers Good to see another solider...But you came from Adams right? Me and my men were out in the field so we don’t really know what happened… Is the enclave high command really all gone?”

I suddenly turned to see a group of men and the man who seemingly spoke out. "Lt. Anderson.." I said as I looked over their uniforms. They seemed to be Enclave. My Countrymen..

" I can't say Lt. Anderson. But someone sent out orders on Enclave channels, that's what I'm here to find out. As are you I suppose?"

Without warning the doors behind me flung open wide with Plasma Rifle charging up, in APA MK II power armor. As they flanked in all directions.

“I am Sergeant Major Thaddeus H. Stevens of the Army of the Enclave of the United States of America. State your Name, Rank and Intention, or you will be terminated in accordance with the National Emergency Act of October 24th 2077.”

My legs straightened up and I saluted instinctively as my name and rank flowed almost immediately from my mouth. "Lieutenant Joseph Henderson, Communications Officer. My intent is to preserve America, and to rejoin my Countrymen."

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Lt. Lewis Anderson- Mount weather

“I can't say Lt. Anderson. But someone sent out orders on Enclave channels, that's what I'm here to find out. As are you I suppose?"

“Indeed.” Lewis replied as he holstered his laser pistol and took a puff on his cigar “Considering the state of this place we are probably looking for an emergency bunker.”

Unless it’s an trap…

Suddenly the door flung wide open and a legion of enclave soldiers charged out aiming Plasma rifles at the group from all directions… If this had been a brotherhood trap Lewis and Joseph would be [censored] fortunately however the soldiers enclave.

“I am Sergeant Major Thaddeus H. Stevens of the Army of the Enclave of the United States of America. State your Name, Rank and Intention, or you will be terminated in accordance with the National Emergency Act of October 24th 2077.”

Sergeant Major… Good to see he survived Dad spoke highly of him.

The comms officer replied first. "Lieutenant Joseph Henderson, Communications Officer. My intent is to preserve America, and to re-join my Countrymen."

Once Henderson was done Talking Lewis saluted the sergeant major before replying “1st Lieutenant Lewis Anderson, combat engineers with me I have the remaining members of my squad and doctor sanders of the deathclaw extraction team.”

Taking out his enclave Officers ID card for the major to scan he continued “Having received No commutations from enclave high command I and those willing to come with me where attempting to make our back to the enclave outposts in Illinois when we heard your radio message and decided to investigate.”

“I don’t want to pull rank but as your superior officer I ask that you have your men stand down and that inform us of the current situation here, are you what is left of enclave high command?”

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(OOC: Just a little something to get my guy there)

Lt. Adrian Rockwell- Mt. Weather

Lt. Rockwell wasted no time in getting to Mount Weather, each step forward causing his heart to surge with a mixture of pride, joy, and hope. He didn't take much time for pleasantries along the way, opting to forgo rest and eat while traveling. He had briefly considered stopping to wash the dirt and grime off of his body in a nearby stream, but he decided to forgo that too. Though he wanted to be as clean as possible when he met up with his brothers and sisters of the Enclave, he didn't want to risk being surprise attacked or robbed. He could never face the others if some wasteland trash managed to swipe his armor.

The road was long, the journey hard, but Rockwell's spirits remained unfazed, the prospect of seeing his countrymen again and regaining some semblance of his former life driving him forward.

And finally, his perseverance and dedication paid off. After traversing the old, ruined highways, he finally arrived one of Mt. Weather's checkpoints.

The checkpoint itself was unmanned, but there were signs people had been here very recently, perhaps even within the last day. For all he knew, the Enclave may even have cameras or some other form of surveillance system in place. Deciding not to spend too much time dwelling on it, Lt. Rockwell decided it would be best to move on. He wasn't far after all, and it could figure out the security situation when he got into the base.

And so Lt. Rockwell of Zulu squad had officially arrived at Rendezvous Point Destiny, also known as Mt. Weather. His heart soared as he saw other Enclave personnel walking about, and suddenly he felt as if he was home.

The facility itself was about what he expected. Back in the old days before the Great War, the facility was an emergency location for the top brass and officials of the military and government to be used in the event of a natural disaster. How fitting that even now if was fulfilling its intended purpose.

Not long after walking up to the compound, Lt. Rockwell was stopped by a sentry, who then asked for name, rank, and intent.

"Lt. Adrian Rockwell, Zulu squad. My country called out to me, and my intent is to answer. I'm here to help however I may."

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Dr. Andrew Valmont

After passing through the outer checkpoint, Valmont, Henry, and the squad of troopers made their way deeper into the facility. While it had initially seemed eerily quiet, it soon became quiet clear that the base was operational. Sentry turrets appeared as the power came online, while security camera's swiveled to track their movements. Once they had reached the inner area, they found a number of soldiers gathered in front of the opening to the inner facility. An officer, or perhaps an NCO, stood before the men and women that Valmont assumed were the gathering arrivals and asked for their names and ranks. Several officers stepped forward but Valmont didn't catch their names, but at least one of them was Lieutenant.

While their numbers were currently smaller than he wished, Valmont hoped more would be on their way. Regardless, he was elated to finally see countrymen again, and stood quietly with Henry as he waited for the man to address them. For a few brief moments, he felt like he was back in Raven Rock, before all this mess started, getting ready to listen to one of President Eden's speeches.

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VAPL-58 Power Station

"This is Outpost Epsilon. Authentication Code Alpha-Delta Two-One-Niner. Calling all Enclave Personnel, Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect. All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. I say again, All Units are to proceed to Rendezvous Point Destiny. This is Outpost Epsilon, Out."

As the message began to repeat, Dobbs removed the headset and handed it back to the trooper next to him.

"It certainly sounds authentic, Corporal", Dobbs said, "Have any other transmissions been received?"

"No, Sarge", Corporal Davis replied. "Started a week ago...we'd linked up with the Reclamation Team at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. From there we were going to make for the coast. Some of the Wastelanders have been operating boats, figured we'd grab one and head for the Commonweath. But when the message started, we changed plans." Davis shrugged. "Decided taking chances with our own was better than with the eggheads in Boston." Davis shuddered in disgust and added, "for all we know they could be zombies."

A shot rang out from outside...a Gauss rifle. Davis quickly put on his headset and spoke into it, nodding as he received and answer.

"One of those Outcast pricks wasn't quite dead yet, Sarge", Davis said, "she was put down."

"Good", Dobbs replied, "make sure none of them survive this. They are even more dangerous than the regular Brotherhood types...they don't care about anyone but themselves."

"Speaking of Wastelanders", Davis said as he jerked his thumb at the next room, where the Talon Company prisoners were being held, "What about your 'friends'? Should I have the men deal with them, or did you have something special in mind?" Davis chuckled. "Wilcox has a couple charges left in his flamer...."

"Oh, I have something special in mind for them", Dobbs said, "I'm going to use them to send Jabsco a message."

"I'll have Wilcox get the flamer from the pack brahmin, then", Davis said. Before he could give the order, Dobbs put his hand on the younger man's arm.

"That's not the kind of message I'm sending to Jabsco", Dobbs said, "I'm going to let them go."

"Let them go?", Davis said, confusion written all over him, "B...b...begging the Sergeant's pardon, didn't they buy you for a slave?"

"Actually, Jeff", Dobbs said, patting Davis's arm affectionately, "they weren't buying me for a slave. They were planning on recruiting me." He then added, "hear me out. To their point of thinking, they were doing me a favor. They don't care what you did before you join their band...as long as you give them your absolute loyalty. They figured a little brainwashing here, some facts regarding the Enclave as they knew them there, and eventually I'd transfer their loyalty to them. I'm guessing they also have some power armor suits they have scavenged from Brotherhood and Outcast dead, or some of the ruins around here....and want someone to show them how to use them."

"Surely that wouldn't work?", Davis exclaimed.

"Why wouldn't it?", Dobbs replied, "Until you and your men came along, as far as I knew the Enclave was through. Once they got me to Bannister, I wasn't gonna be escaping....i've seen the intel we had on their base. And they had all the time in the world to flip me." He added, "imagine being in basic training...for a year or more." He shook his head, "No, I couldn't have resisted forever...no one could. At some point they'd break me and then they would tear me down and build up someone new...just like they do with recruits in boot camp....in the end, the lack of hope would have been too much."

"OK", Davis replied, not really liking what Dobbs had to say, but finding the logic sound enough. "What kind of message are you going to send?"

"i'm going to hire them", Dobbs said. "We've done it before....they'll do just about anything if you have the caps. We don't have any caps, so we'll offer them something else they want."

"Like what, Sarge?, asked Davis.

"Have them bring in one of the Outcast corpses....ideally the one with the least beat up armor."

A few minutes later

Captain Parker sat in a beat up of office chair in the semi-dark room, sullenly awaiting his fate. Arming Dobbs had been a desperate gamble...one that had almost paid off. Unfortunately, almost wasn't good enough. With Dobbs's help they were holding the Outcasts at bay...once it got dark he could have sent out runners to get to Bannister, or at least a patrol with a working radio, and get help. But somehow the Enclave had found Dobbs first...and now they were the prisoners.

At least I don't have to face the Old Man empty handed....he'd have had me shot for this.

His thoughts were disturbed by movement outside. The door opened, and a figure in power armor stepped in. It was Dobbs.

"Come to gloat?", Parker asked sarcastically. "Even though you found some friends, it isn't going to end well for you, you know. The Enclave is finished...the Brotherhood has seen to that." He then wearily looked Dobbs in the eye. "Everyone out there wants your people dead. But not us...we were offering you a home...a chance to start over...what you may have done before doesn't matter to us." He then added wistfully, "It's still not too late...you haven't drawn blood on us yet."

"You know I can't do that, Parker", Dobbs said, "you, of all people should understand why."

Parker nodded, then continued.

"Well then", Parker said, "What do you plan on doing with us? You know if you let us go we will go straight to Bannister and tell them where you are. Maybe they'll even let me help track you down before I go to the Wall."

"I was hoping you'd say that.", Dobbs said, gesturing to someone outside then stepping aside as two troopers appeared in the doorway and casually tossed one of the dead Outcasts, still in his armor, into the center of the room, where it landed with a large clang. "We'll start with you removing that suit from this corpse."

"What is your problem?", Parker barked as he stood up involuntarily, filling with anger at what he saw to be Dobb's taunting. "Quit [censored] around and kill us and get it over with!"

"I'm not going to kill you...or your men...and neither will Jabsco if he has any brains and business sense at all", Dobbs replied with a smirk, "this is your lucky day....now kindly get this chump out of his suit!"

Approaching Mt Weather - Days later

The guard watched in astonishment as a small column marched up the road towards her checkpoint....by the looks of it over a dozen armored troopers, and some civilians. Leading them was a man in a suit of badly scratched and dented Hellfire armor. Instead of a helmet, he was wearing a maroon beret and a pair of sunglasses. They marched up to about twenty yards away, then two of them marched up alone, the man in the beret...who had a sergeant's stripes pinned to the unit insignia...and another one in APCA Mk II that looked to be in a lot better condition.

A Ranger? I thought they got wiped out at Raven Rock.

"Your ID, sergeant", she said trying not to display her nervousness...this was the largest group she had seen come through at once so far.

"Here you go, corporal", the man in the beret replied affably as he handed her his card. He then winked at her.

She ran the card on her Pip-Boy, the record came up for a Sergeant Dobbs, last duty assignment was the Ranger platoon. the picture matched....it was definitely him. The file was also flagged, he had been listed as MIA for the past six weeks, even before Raven Rock had fallen to the Brotherhood.

"According to this, sergeant", she said, "you were listed as MIA six weeks ago. I have to report this."

"Of course you do", Dobbs replied, "I have reports to make, too."

The guard dutifully picked up the field phone and called it in. After a brief conversation, she looked up at him, holding her hand over the mouthpiece of the receiver.

"Someone is being sent to bring you in for debriefing, Sergeant", she said. "How many people do you have under your command?"

"Fifteen regulars", Dobbs replied, "and eight civilians. Shall I have them come up and start processing?"

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Sgt. Major Thaddeus H. Stevens – Mount Weather Exterior

Casting his eyes over the group, he quickly noted a rough figure at the back, before returning his attention to those before him, the first to speak being an officer.

"Lieutenant Joseph Henderson, Communications Officer. My intent is to preserve America, and to rejoin my Countrymen."

A nod from Stevens, he saluted the man.

“At ease Sir. I’m the one who should be saluting you. I daresay your skills will be a valued necessity for what’s coming. As for joining your Countrymen, you can rest easy now, you’ve found them. America Prevails Sir. America Prevails.”

Giving a nod, he turned and saluted the man who spoke to him next.

“1st Lieutenant Lewis Anderson, combat engineers with me I have the remaining members of my squad and Doctor sanders of the Deathclaw extraction team.”

Anderson handed over an ID card, Stevens listened to the man speak as he authenticated it.

“Having received No commutations from enclave high command I and those willing to come with me where attempting to make our back to the enclave outposts in Illinois when we heard your radio message and decided to investigate.”

Having authenticated the card, Stevens continued to listen to the Lieutenant.

“I don’t want to pull rank but as your superior officer I ask that you have your men stand down and that inform us of the current situation here, are you what is left of enclave high command?”

Turning away, the Sergeant Major gives orders over the radio. The men stood down and began to take control of the growing crowd to help deal with debrief, Officers being directed towards Stevens, and unless they had urgent information, Enlisted being dealt with there and then. Turning back to the lieutenant, Stevens made his reply about the situation.

“Situation isn’t good Sir. The Protocol Omega Thirteen is in effect as per the Bladensburg Contingency on the event of the destruction of seventy percent of Enclave High Command. Since Raven Rock fell, we lost contact with Illinois. All the relays ran through there for Illinois, Presidential Orders, all communications to Civilian Outposts were to be routed through the Executive Mainframe. Of High Command, other than myself as Senior Enlisted Advisor, I have no idea, none of them are responding to the Private Channels. As for CivCom, that’s a different matter.”

Pausing to clear his throat, the Sergeant Major glanced around, before turning to look back at the Lieutenant, making sure to look the man in the eye through his helmet.

“Once we’ve a full headcount Sir, I’ll give you and everyone else, Enlisted included, a full debrief, I’ve got duties to attend to Sir. Until then, there’s warm food, fresh clothes and shower facilities inside if you want to refresh yourself Sir.”

A nod to the Lieutenant, Stevens saluted, before standing back and listening to reports on his Radio.

“Sergeant Major, a Lieutenant Adrian Rockwell awaiting debrief.”

“Send him up to me.”

Another voice.

“Sergeant Major, a Sergeant Dobbs. Six Weeks MIA pre-Raven Rock.”

Dobbs? Stevens paused, he knew the man. They’d served together in the Rangers.

“I’m sending someone to collect him, I’ll need to debrief him personally.”

Turning to a nearby soldier, Stevens gave his orders, before turning away to look at the growing crowd. They probably deserved some words. Clearing his throat, he nodded towards one of his Corporals, who understood him. Calls for silence rang out across the Courtyard. Once that had happened, Thaddeus looked out over the small lake of Helmets and faces.

His free hand moved to remove his helmet, letting them see his face. A moments pause, he then spoke.

“Soldiers and Civilians. I know you want answers. Well, until everyone’s arrived, I can’t give you all of them. But until then, I can give you some of them. Yes, The Enclave survives, bloodied and bruised, but unbroken and unbowed. Look around. Look at each other. Each face you see, in them you will see America. You, are America. As long as we draw breath, the Stars and Stripes will one day fly again over all. As long as we stand, so does America stand. As long as our hearts beat, so will the immortal blood of our nation flow."

A pause to wet his lips.

"On July Fourth Seventeen Seventy Six, this nation. Our Nation, was born. It isn’t dead yet. Because it will never die, because as long as we stand, as long as we fight, as long as our hearts beat and our lips draw breath. The Enclave, will prevail. And I make this promise to you. An unbreakable oath. That one day, we will avenge Raven Rock. We avenge the Purifier. We will avenge Adams. It won’t be today, or tomorrow, but one day. We will rise again. Think of Washington. Of Lincoln. Of Roosevelt. Of those great men. In their darkest days. Did they despair? No. For they knew, as I know now, as I look at all of you, that as long as there are those willing to do their duty, America will never fall.”

He fell silent for a few more moments, before speaking again, just speaking his words.

“O thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand, between their loved homes and the war's desolation. Blest with victory and peace, may the Heaven rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation. Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just. And this be our motto: In God is our trust. And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.”

A glance around, he nodded at them.

“I’ve survived the Rig. I’ve survived Navarro. We’ll survive this. America Prevails.”

Finished speaking, he gave a nod to the corporal to signal for everything to continue as had been doing before he’d started speaking. Watching normality return, Stevens stood and simply, watched.

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Post » Sat May 09, 2015 2:59 am

LT. ?Joseph Henderson

“At ease Sir. I’m the one who should be saluting you. I daresay your skills will be a valued necessity for what’s coming. As for joining your Countrymen, you can rest easy now, you’ve found them. America Prevails Sir. America Prevails.”

"Thank you Sir!" Joseph responded promptly. As the man addressed 1st Lieutenant Lewis Anderson afterwards.

Once he addressed Anderson the Sergeant began to receive reports from other officers, to which at this point the crowd was a little restless. The Sergeant made an impromptu speech.

"On July Fourth Seventeen Seventy Six, this nation. Our Nation, was born. It isn’t dead yet. Because it will never die, because as long as we stand, as long as we fight, as long as our hearts beat and our lips draw breath. The Enclave, will prevail. And I make this promise to you. An unbreakable oath. That one day, we will avenge Raven Rock. We avenge the Purifier. We will avenge Adams. It won’t be today, or tomorrow, but one day. We will rise again. Think of Washington. Of Lincoln. Of Roosevelt. Of those great men. In their darkest days. Did they despair? No. For they knew, as I know now, as I look at all of you, that as long as there are those willing to do their duty, America will never fall.”

He fell silent for a few more moments, before speaking again, just speaking his words.

“O thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand, between their loved homes and the war's desolation. Blest with victory and peace, may the Heaven rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation. Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just. And this be our motto: In God is our trust. And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.”

A glance around, he nodded at them.

“I’ve survived the Rig. I’ve survived Navarro. We’ll survive this. America Prevails.”

Henderson who was previously silent spoke up joyously. "AMERICA PREVAILS!"

"Sergeant!" Henderson said as he walked over. "Anywhere you want me? Otherwise a clean shower sounds good, those Savages use pools of stagnant water for drinking. Positively disgusting."

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Lt. Lewis Anderson- Mount Weather

“Once we’ve a full headcount Sir, I’ll give you and everyone else, Enlisted included, a full debrief, I’ve got duties to attend to Sir. Until then, there’s warm food, fresh clothes and shower facilities inside if you want to refresh yourself Sir.”

“Thank you for the report Sgt. Major although we haven’t served together you did with my father, captain David Anderson of the enclave rangers he spoke highly of you so I trust you know what doing carry on Sgt. Major.”

Mum and dad where stationed in Illinois hope they are doing okay

The Sergeant then began to receive reports from other officers, to which at this point the crowd was a little restless. The Sergeant made an impromptu speech.

“O thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand, between their loved homes and the war's desolation. Blest with victory and peace, may the Heaven rescued land Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation. Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just. And this be our motto: In God is our trust. And the Star - Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.”

A glance around, he nodded at them. “I’ve survived the Rig. I’ve survived Navarro. We’ll survive this. America Prevails.”

“American shall prevail” Lewis shouted as he saluted to help the morale of the men although honest he though the enclave was done and whilst something may from out of its ashes it would never been the same, perhaps for the better.

"Sergeant!" Henderson said as he walked over. "Anywhere you want me? Otherwise a clean shower sounds good; those Savages use pools of stagnant water for drinking. Positively disgusting."

“That’s because they don’t have access to water purifiers and unless this base has one as well neither we do so I’d hold of having that shower Lt. Henderson.” Anderson replied before turning to face the stg. Mayor “I am also willing to assist, would you like to me debrief anyone?.”

Whilst waiting for an answer Lewis nodded for his men to enter the base and have some rest. Lewis's men had spent the last two months out in the wasteland and it could be the last chance for them to just sit down and relax without the fear of the brotherhood or some wasteland creature sneaking up on so wanted them to take full advantage of them.

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Sgt. John Matrosov- Mount Weather, Courtyard

John was back to his corner, smoking in seclusion while others were giddy and excited after the speech. He exhaled a curling cloud of smoke and sniffed in disgust, "I should have known. New faces, same bull propaganda speeches." He sighed resignedly and finished his thought in his head, 'Still, I guess it gives this broken lot hope. Even if it's borrowed hope. They're as broken as me, I just have the physical scars to prove it....'. John flicked his cigarette butt onto the yard and walked inside, heading for the bunks.

Most of the others were still far off from the barracks, happily conversing with their brothers and sisters, but John had other business attend to. John was in the bathroom with a pair of scissors, a comb and a Pre-War straight razor, looking in the mirror at the man staring back, familiar yet not familiar. He untied the eyepatch and looked in the mirror curiously at the empty socket his eye once occupied and washed it thoroughly. Then came the hair cut and soon gone was the hair dirty, uncombed and unwashed for near a month, in its stead was neatly combed back brown hair that he remembered himself for having. Finally came the shave, the scruffy beard was no longer there, instead was a smooth but otherwise unremarkable face. Despite the scar he could never hide that was running across both sides of his face and the missing eye, he felt proud to see himself within regulations. He whispered to himself proudly, "A true American again." He tied on his eyepatch once more and went back to where the rest of the soldiers were gathered. He knew the scarring made him visually 'different', but being properly in uniform regulations made him feel no different than the other troops.

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