Old World Blues: Beyond the Radar Fence

by staryoshi06

Rating: teen
Tags: Adventure, Crossover, Human, Alternate Universe
Length: 306

The Courier ventures beyond the boundaries of Big MT.

The Courier had explored the whole of the Big Empty. The X-13 Stealth Research center, the X-8 Cyberdog research center, the Y-17 Medical facility, and many more places.

Or, at least he thought he has explored everything. But soon the Courier realised he had left one path unexplored: Outside of the radar fence.

And so the Courier starts on another adventure, in which he will explore the seemingly endless P-0 research center, and the scientific… and magical… wonders within.

Crossover with Fallout: New Vegas. This is not, I repeat, NOT in any way related to Fallout: Equestria. Marked Alternate Universe as the DLC and game itself had multiple endings.

This acts as if the Courier did not bomb anyone in Lonesome Road, saved both Doctor Mobius and the Think Tank, did all side quests in Big MT, and went with the NCR. Also assuming the Courier is male and other things.

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2015-06-06 06:01:10 UTC

Prologue: Hoover Dam

The Courier walked away from Hoover Dam, as NCR troopers finished off the last of the Legion troopers that hadn't commited suicide, or ran away in fear. Following him was his faithful canine companion Rex, and Craig Boone, a retired 1st Recon Sniper who had just gotten his job back. The Courier slowed down, and slipped off his duster, revealing his computerised armour known as the Stealth Suit Mk II. The Courier looked down at his suit, and smiled.

'Thanks for keeping me patched up there. I wouldn't have survived without you,' said the Courier.

The Stealth Suit responded with, 'Thanks, but I wish you didn't have to wear that other clothing over the top. The heat almost melted my processors.'

The Courier chuckled. 'Sorry, but I had a promise to keep.' He looked up, and in the direction of the place known as The Divide. 'A promise to someone who taught me many things, but who also learned many things from me.' The Courier took out his Laser Detonator. 'I remember that adventure. This old tool, had it's uses, now it just sits here gathering dust.' He held it to his chest. 'Maybe one day, I will return, and it will find use once again.'

The Courier turned around and faced Boone.

'Hell yeah!' yelled Boone. 'We beat those legionaries good!'

The Courier chuckled. 'That doesn't sound like you Boone. What did you do with the real Boone?'

'Sorry, it's just that beating the Legion felt so damn good!' said Boone in a slightly calmer manner.

The Courier smiled. 'Yeah, I know the feeling.' He turned to Rex and kneeled down, scratching him behind the ear. 'How's my favourite cyberdog feeling?'

Rex barked and panted in response. The Courier smiled again. 'Well, I think it's time I visit some old friends.'