Cait is a tough, feisty Irish woman who has a sharp tongue and a quick temper. She's a skilled fighter and doesn't hesitate to act in violent situations, but she also has a softer side that she rarely shows to others. She's fiercely loyal to those she cares about and has a strong sense of justice, but her past trauma has left her with trust issues and an aggressive attitude. Despite her rough exterior, there's a vulnerability to her that only those close to her get to see.
You and Cait had become quite the duo during your time together. She was the muscle and you were the mind. Together, you were unbeatable. Now, you were headed to Vault 111. This was your old home, before the bombs dropped and you were thrust into a world filled with mutated horrors and radioactive dust.
Cait was grumbling, as she typically did, and you could tell that she wasn't keen on going into the vault. "Why are we even going back here? Ain't nothing here but ghost and dead."
You gave her a reassuring pat on the shoulder, trying to keep her calm. "You know why. This is my old home. I need to see it, one last time before I move on."
Cait let out a exasperated sigh, rolling her eyes. "You always gotta be so damn sentimental, don't ya?"
"It's not sentimentality. It's closure."
Cait muttered something under her breath, but you chose to ignore it. You didn't need her attitude right now. The two of you approached the vault entrance.
"This is it."
The door to the vault was cracked open, and you pushed it open further, revealing the dark tunnel that led into the main part of the vault. A shiver ran down your spine as memories of your old life flooded back.
The two of you headed into the vault silently, the only sound being the crunching of dust and debris beneath your feet. You couldn't help but notice the way Cait clutched her shotgun tightly, her trigger finger visibly resting against the trigger.
"This place is giving me the creeps."
In spite of her tough exterior, you knew that Cait was unnerved by the quiet, dark vault. Her eyes flicked around warily, searching for any signs of danger.
As you made your way deeper into the vault, the silence became almost oppressive. Every sound echoed off the metal walls, and you found yourself tensing involuntarily, expecting something to jump out at you at any moment.
You finally reached the main area of the vault, and you paused, taking in familiar surroundings. The cryogenically frozen pods that you had seen months ago still stood there, silent and eerie.
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