Mojavewasteland Stories

When the Courier crawled out of her own grave in Goodsprings, she didn't come back alone. Bound to a sentient, crimson symbiote known as Scream, Six must navigate the treacherous politics and brutal warfare of the Mojave Wasteland while sharing her body with a predatory force of nature. Together, they are more than human-a silver-tongued diplomat backed by a nightmare of obsidian teeth and blood-red wings. From the neon-lit decadence of the New Vegas Strip to the scorched earth of the Divide, follow Six and Scream as they dismantle empires, challenge gods, and birth a new, symbiotic dynasty. In a world torn between the Bear and the Bull, the Mojave is about to learn that the most dangerous thing in the waste isn't a bomb or a virus-it's the woman who finally learned how to scream.

A courier shot and left for dead seeks the platinum chip stolen from him and vengeance upon those who stole it. Acknowledgement & thanks go to Alexander Richards for the original story.

Some say becoming bitter and jaded is simply part of growing older. For others, they are sure it runs in the family. When you've survived multiple near death experiences, however, you might just say being bitter and jaded comes with the job description. 75 chapters, cross-posted on ff.net and AO3.

This'll be a collection of short stories from the different wastelands in the Fallout video game universe. I'm happy to take requests on any unnamed missions you may want to see, or any locations you'd like to read about with some original characters. Hope you enjoy!

2559, during the Banished ambush over Zeta Halo, the battered UNSC Infinity-class supercarrier makes a desperate, malfunctioning slipspace jump to evade destruction. The experimental Forerunner-enhanced drive rips a rift through realities, hurling the ship to an alternate Earth devastated by nuclear apocalypse in 2077. Emerging in 2281 over the Mojave Wasteland, the Infinity crash-lands amid the ruins of Las Vegas, its hull scarring the desert near Hoover Dam. Aboard are ~17,000 survivors: Spartans, Marines, ODSTs, scientists, and the ship's AI Roland (damaged but operational). Simultaneously, in Goodsprings, the female Courier awakens after Benny's betrayal, embarking on her quest for the Platinum Chip-a device that could upgrade Mr. House's Securitron army and tip the balance of power at Hoover Dam. The Infinity's arrival shatters the Mojave's fragile stalemate: NCR, Caesar's Legion, House, and minor factions like the Boomers, Brotherhood of Steel, and Great Khans react to this "star-fallen fortress" and its godlike tech. The Courier, drawn by rumors of "metal gods from the sky," intersects with UNSC survivors, forging an alliance that could reshape the wasteland-or doom it if the Infinity's Forerunner artifacts awaken ancient horrors.

After being snapped out of existence on Titan, Peter Parker awakens 200 years in the alternative future in the irradiated Mojave Wasteland. Armed with failing Stark-tech and a "no-kill" rule that the wasteland despises, he joins forces with the legendary Courier Six and a rogue Brotherhood Scribe to decide the fate of New Vegas. In a world torn between the NCR, Caesar's Legion, and the digital ghost of Mr. House, Peter must learn what it truly means to be a hero when the neighborhood he's protecting is the end of the world.

"War. War never changes. But people? People can be redefined." When a freak accident with experimental Pre-War technology rips Courier Six out of the Mojave Wasteland, she doesn't find peace. Instead, she falls from the sky into a world of vibrant green, primitive tribes, and a group of teenagers from the stars known as the Sky People. Accustomed to the cold calculations of New Vegas and the brutal dust of the Divide, Six is a living relic of a world that refused to die. But when she meets Clarke Griffin, a girl carrying the weight of her entire race on her shoulders, the Courier finds a mission more dangerous than any delivery she's ever made. As the shadowy Enclave threatens to "cleanse" the new world and the horrors of Mount Weather rise, the Ghost and the Commander must forge an alliance in blood. From the scorched ruins of Washington D.C. to the towering trees of Polis, this is a story of survival, the cost of leadership, and a love that bridges two different ends of the world. The delivery is set. The message is simple: The Earth belongs to those who fight for it.

When a hyperspace mishap rips Bo-Katan Kryze and her Nite Owls from the Star Wars galaxy, they crash-land in the radioactive ruins of the Mojave Wasteland, 2281. Stranded in a world of monsters and warring factions, Bo-Katan crosses paths with Elara Voss, a tenacious Courier seeking revenge for a bullet to the brain. As the Mandalorian's ancient warrior code clashes with the gritty pragmatism of the Fallout universe, an unlikely alliance forms. Together, they must navigate the treacherous politics of New Vegas, confront the brutality of Caesar's Legion, and decide the fate of the Hoover Dam. Amidst high-stakes battles and cultural clashes, a deep, slow-burn romance blossoms between the fallen princess and the scarred wanderer-proving that even at the end of the world, hope can be forged in Beskar.

Fourteen years after the Second Battle of Hoover Dam, the Mojave Wasteland is a land of scars, survival, and secrets. Veronica Santangelo never imagined leaving the Brotherhood behind-or finding love in a world built from dust and bullets-until she met Aria "The Courier" a mysterious wanderer in power armor with a dangerous charm. Together, they carve out a new life amid raiders, robots, and the ruins of New Vegas, building a legacy as the "Queens of the Mojave." Told through Veronica's eyes to her adopted children, this post-apocalyptic lesbian romance is a story of adventure, found family, and love that blooms against all odds. Will the Mojave ever be safe? With them in charge, maybe-for a little while, at least.