Approaching from old heros to old armies.

The turning point of realizations and no returns. This isn't the last volume, but a goal has been achieved.

Our story continues into the adventure, discovering the combat side and the morality of the Enclave on the front line.

The third iteration of the Sievert Fallout series. This story will bring Lynnette forward into situations of challenges that lead her to further aline herself with the main issue at hand, in just finding a place to settle.

The continuation of our main character's journey from the previous volume! Here, Lynnette looks to make a decision and gauge things herself whether what she is doing is right or not. She looks forward and marches in that direction to her goal with feelings of regret along the way to understand what she wants to actually do before calling a place home. The story from here gets more mature on some subjects and thinking and communication start to become a major part of the story.

Fallout is based on what people in 1998 would think people in 1950 would imagine the world would be like in the 2070s, then nuked. Fallout is more about the people and communities that try to move forward after a nuclear devestation, those who thrive, and then those who are drifting off, and those who have hit such a bottom that they have no further to fall. Many communities will rise from the nuclear ash for most to fail. In this world, there are no good guys; there are no bad guys. Everyone is just trying to get by and survive. The story takes a first-person point of view from a character who is pushed out of her home and into an unknown world. This world is mostly under control by two main factions at war though; one being the self-proclaimed United States and the other being the self-proclaimed owners of the counter, the Enclave. This story has many ups and downs and level offs. It has frustrations, situations, shows emotion, and thinking of the main character. It will read dynamically in its speed and depth in specific details as this girl looks for a new home in the post-nuclear wasteland in the year of 2300.