In the aftermath, Fawkes approached the NCR with a proposition. He spoke of peace and coexistence, reminding them of the NCR's own laws that granted equal rights to humans and super mutants alike.
The NCR, faced with the undeniable valor and reason of Fawkes, agreed to a ceasefire. They recognized that the super mutants of Jacobstown were not the monsters they had been portrayed as, but rather, victims of the wasteland's cruelty.
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Fawkes' diplomacy ushered in a new era for Jacobstown, one of tentative trust and potential collaboration with the NCR. His actions had not only saved the town but had also paved the way for a future where super mutants could live without fear of persecution. Jacobstown thrived under the watchful eye of Fawkes, who became a symbol of hope and a bridge between disparate worlds.
However, The nightkin, led by Keene, grew restless and disillusioned with Marcus's leadership and the slow progress in curing their schizophrenia. One silent night, Keene made a fateful decision. With a swift and silent strike, he ended Marcus's life, hoping to steer the community towards a new direction.
The next morning, Jacobstown awoke to the shocking news. Fawkes, realizing the fragile peace was at risk, stepped forward to fill the void left by Marcus and to prevent the community from unraveling. As Fawkes took on the mantle of leadership, he worked tirelessly to mend the rifts within the community. He sought to honor Marcus's vision of unity and peace, even as the nightkin's loyalty remained uncertain.
