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Now the quickest thing to do was to follow the path of opened doors.Д®ventually, they came across an active Robobrain that had a large crack in its case that protected the brain. Hopefully that was evidence that her father had passed through here. The large gear door had already been opened. She felt worse when she saw the entrance to the actual vault. The door opened from motion detection and Sylvia now felt homesick as they walked along vault designed walls. 'I was trying to find someone.' He corrected. 'Were you trying to get in?' Sylvia guessed. 'When I first came here, Robobrains were guarding the door, and they wouldn't listen to me.' Charon spoke quietly. The Lone Wanderer now followed Charon to a new set of double stairs that led to an electronic door. The mutt immediately whined, but he would obey. Quickly she got up and looked down at Dogmeat. Charon had been alive since before the world ended no doubt he had traveled to many places. Sylvia was now completely dumbfounded as Charon passed her. 'You have-?' Sylvia exclaimed, widening her eyes. 'I have been here before.' Charon admitted as he carefully walked down the stairs. 'How did you know to do that?' Sylvia asked back in a daze as she sat up. 'Are you alright?' He decided to ask in a calm voice. Charon simply folded his arms over his chest as they were groaning. Instantly the floor gave way as the trap door split open, causing Sylvia and Dogmeat to drop and tumble down a set of stairs that appeared. She looked up at him to see that he had his hand on a red lever next to a power box, and he pushed it up. 'Nothing!' Sylvia squeaked in embarrassment.

'What are you doing?' Charon asked from behind, cleverly hiding his amusement. Out of curiosity, Sylvia pressed her Pip-Boy against the outline, as if that would magically cause the floor to split open. Dogmeat was wagging his tail, amused she was on the floor with him. Sylvia raced over and crouched down, tracing her hand over the outline. Dogmeat was sniffing at the floor in the corner, which caused her to notice there was an outline in the middle on the floor. Sylvia nodded and walked over to a door that was next to a counter, which led to the actual garage. Sylvia was smart like her father she would figure it out.

He didn't feel like mentioning that he knew whereВ it was hidden. 'Your father said in his recording that the vault is well hidden in here.' Charon reminded. 'I don't see a vault.' She said with narrowing grey-blue eyes and accidentally stepping on a dead radroach. Charon only looked vaguely annoyed as he stepped back and let Dogmeat tear them to shreds. The only enemies they came across were some mole rats. It appeared to be a normal garage that had somewhat survived the nuclear fallout Charon can remember so easily two centuries ago. Charon pulled out his combat shotgun and pushed past Sylvia as they went inside. The mutt sniffed around the ground until Sylvia called him over, and Charon silently sighed in relief.Дogmeat was growling lightly as they were ready to pry open the door. He'd buried a girl there two hundred years ago, and he was afraid the memories would overwhelm him if he were to see her body again. Dogmeat had his nose set on something on the left side of the garage, and Charon was hoping he wouldn't come across the grave and dig it up. 'Will I wake up from this moment? Will I see you slip away? Or is this a new beginning of beauty and rage?' - REDД¬haron had this uncomfortable feeling as he and Sylvia approached Smith Casey's garage.