Entry tags:
the story in which Alex Seattle Geer is right for hating enclosed spaces,
and Neil Park is blamed for his knowledge of vaults.
Terminal Entries:
1st Floor, Vault Entry-Room Computer:
- Data Entry 1: Year 20XX, Month XX; There's no escape.
- Holotape Entry 1: Y#4@ SDhig^8705 H98 [data corrupted]; This is hell and I want out of it.
1st Floor, Cafeteria Luncheon:
- Holotape Entry 2: Private Recording; I've had better?
1st Floor, Cafeteria Supply Room:
- Inventory List: Inventory List; A list of food....
- Data Entry 2: Shift Notes; Maybe I should tear the walls down.
1st Floor, Broken Cave:
- Data Entry 3: Preparations; Everything's fine.
- Data Entry 4: Near the End; I'll tell you the truth, but I won't give up my soul.
- Data Entry 5: Finally, the End is at Hand.; This is far enough.
1st Floor, Office:
- Data Entry 6: Vault-Wide Public Service Announcement; Get back to work everyone.
- Data Entry 7: Locked Administrative Reply; You're reaching for straws.
1st Floor, Administrative Secretary's Office:
- Data Entry 8: Drama Hoes; It is sort of funny that people aren't able to lie, though.
- Holotape Entry 3: Bill Self-Log; Byron's access still works everywhere.
Terminal Entries:
1st Floor, Vault Entry-Room Computer:
- Data Entry 1: Year 20XX, Month XX; There's no escape.
- Holotape Entry 1: Y#4@ SDhig^8705 H98 [data corrupted]; This is hell and I want out of it.
1st Floor, Cafeteria Luncheon:
- Holotape Entry 2: Private Recording; I've had better?
1st Floor, Cafeteria Supply Room:
- Inventory List: Inventory List; A list of food....
- Data Entry 2: Shift Notes; Maybe I should tear the walls down.
1st Floor, Broken Cave:
- Data Entry 3: Preparations; Everything's fine.
- Data Entry 4: Near the End; I'll tell you the truth, but I won't give up my soul.
- Data Entry 5: Finally, the End is at Hand.; This is far enough.
1st Floor, Office:
- Data Entry 6: Vault-Wide Public Service Announcement; Get back to work everyone.
- Data Entry 7: Locked Administrative Reply; You're reaching for straws.
1st Floor, Administrative Secretary's Office:
- Data Entry 8: Drama Hoes; It is sort of funny that people aren't able to lie, though.
- Holotape Entry 3: Bill Self-Log; Byron's access still works everywhere.
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Neil moves to return the kiss willingly, showing agreement, until intercepted by a sharp pain. He grimaces.]
Still need alternatives. Or let me take a stab at i-- No, wait, don't bother responding to that sentence.
[Again, he facepalms.]
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Unlikely. Though--
[ He reaches over to Neil's Pipboy (oh, good old Robco tech), and keys in a few phrases, before adding a small list of names. ]
Go look up these people when we get out. See if they have anything in the way of alternatives.
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Eh?
[Neil blinks at the HUD, eyes adjusting to the words slowly forming in one corner of his vision. He cannot help but read them aloud.]
Alter...native... Me...thods...
[The meaning hits home, and the man nearly whips back in horror.]
What the shit?
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Eventually, still laughing, he wipes at his eyes and tries to speak. ]
You said... you wanted alternatives... Wanderer.
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[Comes the exclamation. Neil immediately skims through the names given and pauses at the one he recognizes.]
Arcade?
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I thought simple wasn't something you wanted. And yep. Arcade Israel Gannon.
[ He says somewhat pleased. ]
He'll be useful to you. He's a "bachelor" like myself.
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What? Did you come onto him, too?
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[ That's the simple part. ]
Until I realized he was looking for something serious.
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You were hellbent on the single life, weren't you?
[Intrigue shifts into curiosity.]
And you would give that up for a guy who generally sees sex as the gateway to diseases and unwanted children?
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[ He wasn't stuck on being single. ]
I'm just not someone that's... Hm. Good to others. So I wouldn't want to string someone along if I couldn't feel the same way back.
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...You're a pretty nice guy, did you know that?
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Reaches to slap Neil's ass as punishment. ]
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Fuck you, that actually hurt!
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Guess I'm not such a nice guy, then, amirite?
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His mind settles for the previous unfinished subject.]
I'm pretty sure half of these men are going to attack me for even hinting at their 'preference'.
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He pulls back and points at a name. ]
Nah, that one's a prostitute, so he'll be fine at least.
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Am I asking him for a lecture or a demonstration?
[Because he's sure the prostitute will try for the latter. After all, it would be a sale for him.]
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I had better not hear of you asking for demonstrations, Mr. Park.
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Yeah? What if I bring another guy and pay to watch?
[He has to thoroughly understand the parameters of his objective.]
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Because he's busy cornering Neil against one of the (well-used) desks. And staring. Very Much Staring. ]
Am I not enough to occupy you now?
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Oh, you occupy me enough. Sometimes more than enough.
[As demonstrated by their surroundings. His loose tongue perhaps offers more than is wanted, but as certified by Vault 7, it is the truth.]
I'm not going to ask for a demonstration, Alex. I just like to know where the lines are.
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[ And for once, he doesn't seal the dispute with a kiss. He stares a moment longer, then backs off.
Lines, huh. He's crossing a few himself. ]
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He steps toward one as his fingers fly over his Pip-Boy. The list of names disappears from his HUD.]
...Thanks.
[For taking his request seriously, even if there is no true need.]
I'll try to be discreet.
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Be however you want. I'm not going to dictate how you act.
[ That said, he pulls up the call log on the first terminal. Office emails. Hm. ]
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So be a dick, basically?
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