War. War never changes.
In the year 1945, my great-great grandfather, serving in the army, wondered when he'd get to go home to his wife and the son he'd never seen. He got his wish when the US ended World War II by dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshim...
Ellie: Valentine's detective agency got a new case while you and Nick were out fighting the institute. Ready to be Nick's partner?
Nathan: I'm ready. Who's our client?
Ellie: He's a fisherman who's family lives on the edge of the commonwealth. His name is Kenji Nakano
Nick: Nakano? That name takes me back. Hmm... My memory's a little fuzzy on the details though
Ellie: Maybe if you bothered writing things down, Nick...
Nick: Can't do that, Ellie. Wouldn't want to put you out of a job
Ellie: Huh. I'll remember that the next time you need me to console a hysterical client. Mister Nakano didn't leave many details. He said he'd go over everything when you met him. But if you want my guess, missing person case. The guy had a worried look a mile long. He said something about his daughter and also a radio. Not sure how the two would be connected
Nathan: Well, I'll go check it out with Nick. Thanks Ellie
Ellie: The Nakano residence is up in the northeast near the coast. A small fishing house. He said that he and his wife would be waiting for you
Nick: It's a long walk
(Nick Valentine chuckles)
Nick: This is how the hard cases always start
Nathan: Oh yeah. One last thing
(Nathan goes into another room and changes into a trench coat and fedora. Along with a holster that has a revolver in it)
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