RWBY react to Storyteller

BOS (West)

No one slept at all from what the watch last night. A world destroyed by man and no grim. Vault-Tec doing horrible things to people. And of course the FEV and the monsters it creates.

After an hour of get dress and eating breakfast with team JNPR, classes begins. Oobleck talking about history has Ruby and Blake relies how close their history is close to America's history before the Great War. Port taking about his stories made Weiss and Yang glade their fighting grim and not mutants.

During lunch Ruby told JNPR about the Fallout series. About the Great War, Vault-Tec and the Super Mutants. The Great War anger them, Vault-Tec made Jaune and Ren sick to gut, and Nora wanted a super mutant as a companion. After agreeing to talking about every episode every time team RWBY watch one.

The team finally made it to their room ready to watch episode 3. Both wondering what they meet.

FALLOUT Lore: Ch.3 – Brotherhood of Steel (West Coast)

"About time!" Ruby yelled.

A wise soldier knows that it isn't the weapon that matters most, but the hand that wields it. An army equipped with the finest weapons certainly has the advantage in battle, but what happens when the battle is over? Over the millennia, the tools of war have changed. From bronze to iron then steel, and eventually plutonium – mankind grows ever more capable of waging war, and always less capable of using those weapons responsibly. There are those who feel that no one is responsible enough to wield power such as mankind had during the Great War. And then there are those who feel that they alone are worthy.

"Wait, who would think their that worthy?" Blake asked.

Travelers and merchants in the wasteland have seen towering soldiers in suits of metal armor, marching off to battle with laser rifles slung over their shoulders. These are members of the Brotherhood of Steel, and it is easy to distinguish them from other armored warriors by their pre-war power armor. Those T-51 b armored suits aren't just plates of metal strapped to their bodies. No, the Brotherhood of Steel's armor is a fusion powered artifact designed before the Great War; it augments their strength, protects them from harm, and marks them as members of an elite order.

"Okay, now why do they wear that armor?" Yang asked, only for Yang to shrug.

*Brotherhood members marching*

"That some cool looking armor. Now I what one." Ruby said with stars in her eyes.

"But it'll slow you down." Weiss tells her partner, which turned Ruby's star to dust.

The Brotherhood of Steel is among the most technologically advanced factions that the Wasteland holds. They are relatively few in number when compared to vast armies like the New California Republic or the Legion, but what the Brotherhood lacks in numbers they make up for in raw power and indomitable courage.

Like the teams that every huntsman learn after finishing their school.

The Brotherhood can trace its history back to the Great War. Long before the military base in Mariposa California gave rise to the Super Mutant army, it was a research facility. In the days leading up to the Great War there was a small contingent of soldiers assigned to guard the base and its loathsome contents. That loyal band of men didn't know they were protecting a horribly unethical group of scientists who were engaging in unfathomable experiments, they only knew that it was an important project and that they there were doing their part to fight the good fight and keep their country safe.

*Two guards standing in front of a lab*

"So they didn't know what was happen." Weiss said.

Eventually, they did learn the awful truth of the Forced Evolutionary Virus and that the base they were guarding was being used to experiment on human test subjects, inmates from military prisons. The knowledge that they unknowingly participated in these atrocities, committed on their own brothers in arms no less, stretched their loyalty to the breaking point. Colonel Spindel, their commanding officer was unable to cope with this fact. Just a few days after the truth was revealed, he committed suicide, leaving his second in command, Captain Roger Maxson to deal with the aftermath.