RWBY react to Storyteller

NCR

The sunrise hit the room in a orange color. Ruby and Blake already dress in their everyday wear. Yang came out of the bathroom, fresh out of the shower. Weiss and Winter slowly ross out of her bed. Winter got dress and look at her scroll, after reading her text she leaves. Everyone goes to breakfast and tell JNPR about the Enclave. Jaune was about to ask Ruby if they could watch Storyteller today, but miss Goodwitch come by.

"Team JNPR!" miss Goodwith yelled. "You all go to the Forest of Forever Fall now!"

After going back to their room. "Let's watch the next episode." Ruby said.

FALLOUT Lore: Ch.6 – New California Republic ( NCR )

Humility is a virtue in the wasteland. One will not find dignity when scavenging in a pile of rubble. Those who are lucky enough to be born into prosperity should know that their way of life can vanish in a moment, likewise those who come from humble beginnings must believe that they have the potential to build empires, lead armies, or heal the world around them. Each generation has seen would-be conquerors who seek to forge their own utopia from the ashes of the old world, but the most successful attempt at rebuilding has come from the most humble of origins.

"That'll show you, Enclave." Weiss mocked.

"Shady Sands"... sounds like the sort of thing you'd read on a pre-war postcard. A tropical getaway for bored families in the old world... But Shady Sands was actually a little village in California, made up of the people who came out of one of the Vaults. Lucky for them, their vault, number 15, wasn't so bad. At least when compared to some of the other ones.

*Shady Sands*

Shady Sands remind the girls of small towns around Vacuo.

It was designed to open fifty years after the Great War, and its inhabitants were well-supplied, even though they were deliberately made up of people who Vault-Tec knew wouldn't get along. They managed to keep from killing each other until the doors opened, then most of Vault 15's inhabitants tore through the wasteland forming some of the worst raider gangs the Wasteland would ever see. Even the Great Khans today can trace their heritage back to the hooligans who came out of Vault 15.

That reminds Blake about the some members of the White Fang came from the war.

Not all of them were troublemakers like the Khans, though. Quite a few decided to settle down and build a farming town. They had some gadgetry from the Vault that made Shady Sands a prosperous little place, but that prosperity also made them a target. Raiders attacked Shady Sands without mercy, even going so far as to kidnap the Mayor's daughter.

Yang imagine if Ruby was the Mayor's daughter. Not only would the raiders be scared of her, but her father and uncle Qrow.

Superstitious folk will say it was destiny that brought the Vault Dweller to Shady Sands at their time of need. Or maybe it was just because Vault 13 happened to be located nearby and people are always in need. For whatever reason Shady Sands was the first place that tested the now famous Vault Dweller – this was before that kid from Vault 13 became the hero of the wasteland.

The example set by the heroics of the Vault Dweller stuck with the people who lived in Shady Sands. Folk like Aradesh, Tandi and Seth, names that will go in the history books – once someone starts writing down history again.

"Wow." Ruby say with stars in her eyes.

Junktown, The Hub, and other places that the Vault Dweller passed through all felt the same call to be a part of something greater. The mayor of Shady Sands, Aradesh, guided the most influential communities of the twenty second century formed an alliance – each one had played some small role in saving the wasteland, and this brought them together.