This isn't home

This isn't home

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Dr. Arowitz was a deeply loyal and respected member of what was known by many titles, but was generally referred to as "the institute". Her work was everything to her, abandoned and thrown from home to home was the only thing in her early life she could remember, but this... This was her home, a place she felt she belonged, where she felt she was made for... However, the great war very much had something else, in mind.... 'The institute' I've made in this story was only a smaller more secret but deeply complex operational workplace. They're main and true mission was to reform to human body and mind, to rebuild and figure how the single most resilient and intelligent species, could become something even more.
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***THIS STORY IS BEING REWRITTEN CHAPTER BY CHAPTER*** "War... War never changes." The world has seen many technological advances since the end of the war between Ukraine and Russia, which was both a blessing and a curse. In 2072, a war breaks out between the modern sides of the Allies and the Axis. Americans, Germans and the British Colonies made up the Allies, while Russia, North Korea and China made up the main three of the Axis. The war was at its worst in 2077, when Y/N had just returned from a mission in Russia. He was sent home due to the alleged endangerment of his fellow soldiers; however, this granted him some immunity. His home was in a small town that was populated by no more than 30 people, and nearby was a cryogenics testing facility in the form of a vault. The company that owned it, Vault-Tec, was a government-funded organisation that worked to find ways to preserve human life in the case of global disaster: environmental, nuclear, or otherwise. Due to Y/N's service history, he was allowed into the vault during the nuclear warhead exchange between America and China, and that's where our story starts. (Fallout 4 belongs to Bethesda All art and music in this story belong to their respective owners Y/N belongs to us)

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