Nate, part 5 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4) by Vianne78, literature
Literature
Nate, part 5 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4)
Nate, part 5
Characters: Sole Survivor, Paladin Danse, settlers, deathclaws
Relationship(s): Paladin Danse/Male Sole Survivor
Rating: Not Rated
Devil's Due
“You’re joking. Tell me you are joking!”
Danse had stopped in his tracks, staring at Nate incredulously. The tips of Nate’s ears reddened, but he merely hitched the bag more firmly over his shoulder and continued walking.
“I know we’ve been involved in plenty of crazy shit, but seriously? You would intentionally risk your life - our lives - because...because of that?”
Nate could feel Danse’s eyes boring on his back, and still he didn̵
Nate, part 2 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4) by Vianne78, literature
Literature
Nate, part 2 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4)
Nate, part 2
Characters: Sole Survivor, Paladin Danse
Relationship(s): Paladin Danse/Male Sole Survivor
Rating: Not Rated
Watching him sleep
Danse was sprawled on the couch right next to Nate’s bed. He stifled a yawn and let his head sink on the pillows Nate always had plenty of on the sofa. (Nate’s friends - and settlers - had quickly learned to enjoy the benefits of fluffy piles of pillows, among other things, and had long ago stopped complaining about his habit of hoarding seemingly unnecessary things.)
Danse was supposed to be sleeping, too, but the chance to let his eyes linger on the other man, uninterrupted - and withou
Nate, part 3 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4) by Vianne78, literature
Literature
Nate, part 3 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4)
Nate, part 3
Characters: Sole Survivor, Paladin Danse
Relationship(s): Paladin Danse/Male Sole Survivor
Rating: Not Rated
Watching Over Him
During moments like this, Danse really, really missed the vertibirds. They were out in the open, completely without cover, and they were stuck.
Well, stuck for as long as it would take for the stimpaks to fix Nate’s broken leg, at least enough for him to step back into the power armor and walk to Somerville Place, which was the closest settlement. There they could stop and rest, let it heal properly.
Nate’s armor was in a dreadful shape, the legs so shredded Danse considered it a small mi
Nate, part 4 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4) by Vianne78, literature
Literature
Nate, part 4 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4)
Nate, part 4
Characters: Sole Survivor, Paladin Danse, Mel, Bobbi No-Nose
Relationship(s): Paladin Danse/Male Sole Survivor
Rating: Not Rated
Big Dig
“Are you really going to do this? You should always trust your instincts, and mine are screaming not to trust that woman,” Danse grumbled sullenly on their way to Diamond City.
Nate laughed. “I wouldn’t trust Bobbi No-Nose with a sweetroll, but yeah. I’m going to do it anyway, because mayor McDonough has it coming, and I’m petty like that.”
To suddenly take on a job breaking and entering, robbing someone’s warehouse, was not something Nate wou
Nate, part 1 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4) by Vianne78, literature
Literature
Nate, part 1 (Nate/Danse) (Fallout 4)
Nate, part 1
Characters: Sole Survivor, Paladin Danse, Nora, Nick Valentine, Codsworth, Piper Wright, Preston Garvey, Deacon, Strong, Curie, Cait, Robert Joseph MacCready, Dogmeat
Relationship(s): Nate/Nora (past), Paladin Danse/Male Sole Survivor
Rating: Not Rated
Nate
He woke up, and for a few heartbeats wasn’t sure if he had been dreaming. He could still smell her perfume, and her touch lingered on his skin.
Nora. His Nora, with the golden hair and honey eyes. Her classy air and sweet little dimple that effectively masked the sassiest, dirtiest sense of humor Nate had ever witnessed in anyone. Her innate sweetness that had made h
Part II
The ache of betrayal
`~*~´
Scribe Haylen had to admit herself very pleased over the outcome.
The Elder might have claimed to have had him killed. But Haylen, she knew.
And her heart heart, all covored up under layers of worn leather always managed to start pounding proudly in her chest whenever she would read the small text on her private terminal.
Thank you, Haylen.
-D
It would be smarter to have it erased, but she could not bring herself to do it. She hardly ever spoke to him, and this sign of gratefulness was the last thing she had, if you ignored the few things in his old quarters. She had even snuck in before the Elder
WARNING.
This following chapter contains spoilers from dialogues with father related to the later part of the Institute quest chain.
I'd advise against reading if you wish to discover that for yourself.
Part V
Für Elise
`~*~´
Slow, drifting.
The melody from the piano was a slur in the end in my mind.
Calling, bringing.
They were sounds I haven't heard for two decades now. Two centiuries. And as they filled my ears, they thrilled me to follow the notes that still remains inside my brain. They had ever since I first heard them from when I was a child. I may not have played in years, but I can still follow the small, black dots