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[Tracer_Pencilblight]

So my school, after watching the hunger games movie come out, went on a tizzy of short story writing. Me and my friends brainstormed on what a cool idea for a story would be. Two broke off immediately on a quest for pokemonland, and another thought it was just to much work and not enough fun. So that left me and my Friend in a pickle.

Then I brought up an idea, that was inspired after I finished Fallout: Equestria.

I thought, why don't I just write a fallout novel like kkat did?

My friend isn't a brony however, so the whole 'ponies' thing didn't roll with him. So I started writing a little story about a Boy named Casey Miles, trapped in a vault with nothing to do until something unexpected happens, which I won't ruin for you if you decide to read it.

I've shown some of my classmates my now over 6000 word work in progress, and they said it was pretty good, so I wanted to share it with you

Here

Just realized that the link I gave was set to private

Major fail on my part.

Should work now

uuuh...whoops

[Parties like Pinkie]

So what exactly is this explaining?

Is it completely different storyline form the fallout games, or is it explain something not covered in the games?

(only played vegas, don't know the series)

[Tracer_Pencilblight]

The story is set in Seattle, a story-line not covered by bethesda. So I thought it would be fun to right a story about what happened in Seattle.

Its not canon, so It may not be very attracting of die-hard fallout fans. I just started writing a story, in a Fallout timeline, in Seattle.

Depends, Happens during the same time period as the fallout games, but differs in story line. I'm just writing this novel for fun.

*cough* hey bethesda? Want a free stroyline? *cough*

Pfff, like that will ever happen