The Ghoul (
hollywoodghoul) wrote in
lastvoyageslogs2026-06-24 03:16 pm
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I've got you under my skin
Who:The Ghoul and Dogmeat OTA
Where: The Barge - after arrival
When: Late in the flood
Warnings: Somebody doesn’t like whimsy so there’s violence in this whimsy
[Don't you know little fool, you never can win?]
He still has the fucking PipBoy on his arm, and that’s the first thing to go. He yanks it from his body like he’s tearing off rotten flesh, letting it clatter to the floor of the deck. Robert House is silent...if he was ever there at all. Blissful silence.
At least Dogmeat came with him. At least he isn't alone in this fucking place.
The Ghoul wanders through the hallways like he’s in a dream, which seems to be reinforced by all the strangeness of the flood. He ignores the mushrooms, wanders through doors and ends up in other people’s cabins, in the common rooms, in the pool, the Lounge, library, like he’s wandering in a dream.
He isn’t feeling particularly violent, but he rips out any mushrooms he finds. He grabs one of the rockinghorse flies and squishes it between any angry fist. He takes some rocks from the greenhouse, cursing out the flowers as he does, and makes himself a little trail as he goes until he realizes that doesn’t actually work for him.
He spends an extraordinary amount of time in the Speakeasy, getting slowly drunk over the hours.
“Hey,” he’ll say to each one when he meets them. “Let’s get out of this madhouse.”
There’s no introduction. No reunion. Straight to business.
Where: The Barge - after arrival
When: Late in the flood
Warnings: Somebody doesn’t like whimsy so there’s violence in this whimsy
[Don't you know little fool, you never can win?]
He still has the fucking PipBoy on his arm, and that’s the first thing to go. He yanks it from his body like he’s tearing off rotten flesh, letting it clatter to the floor of the deck. Robert House is silent...if he was ever there at all. Blissful silence.
At least Dogmeat came with him. At least he isn't alone in this fucking place.
The Ghoul wanders through the hallways like he’s in a dream, which seems to be reinforced by all the strangeness of the flood. He ignores the mushrooms, wanders through doors and ends up in other people’s cabins, in the common rooms, in the pool, the Lounge, library, like he’s wandering in a dream.
He isn’t feeling particularly violent, but he rips out any mushrooms he finds. He grabs one of the rockinghorse flies and squishes it between any angry fist. He takes some rocks from the greenhouse, cursing out the flowers as he does, and makes himself a little trail as he goes until he realizes that doesn’t actually work for him.
He spends an extraordinary amount of time in the Speakeasy, getting slowly drunk over the hours.
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“Hey,” he’ll say to each one when he meets them. “Let’s get out of this madhouse.”
There’s no introduction. No reunion. Straight to business.

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So Sokie decided it would be a good time to track him down. She found him in the hallways, and whether he was facing her or wasn't, she went for a punch.
Not hard. Just enough to say hi.
Someone missed you.
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The Ghoul snorts, watching them.
"Guess you found your friend," he tells them both.
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"Finally." Sokie agreed. "Been looking for you two, dipshit. Your boyfriend just about had a fit."
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"Wasn't my doin' anyway. Went home for a while."
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Nomad searching
He'd bug him once he felt better.
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"Yeah, and I bet you smell like a wet fucking dog," he mutters. "Come on. Get your shit."
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Speakeasy
"You look like you got scraped off the side of a mountain."
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It makes him fucking weak.
So he gets drunk and he smirks at his friend and flips him the bird.
Because what the fuck else matters?
"You sure you just ain't lookin' in a mirror?"
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"Y'know, I would've thought so, except I don't smell like hot garbage. That's the giveaway. Whatcha drinkin'?"
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cw: gore mention
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speakeasy
"Looked out for Heungbu & Nolbu for you," he says as he sits down but that's all he's going to say about it.
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He sighs.
"The fuck does that mean anyway?" He knows who he's talking about because there's no other explanation for it. But he doesn't know those words or names.
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"The furry one noticed me one day but nothing happened. Just cooled him off that I wasn't going to cause trouble."
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Then he slams a fist into his shoulder, hard. "Where the fuck were you?!"
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"Went home," he drawls. "Got pulled back to the fucking Wasteland, like this was all a dream. Cut out the poison gland in my leg and kept walking."
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"You were gone for, like. A couple of weeks," he says, more calmly, but now he sounds more tired too. "We were worried it was gonna be for good."
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Greenhouse
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"You think they'll let me leave if I stop trying to?" he wonders.
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Speakeasy
He starts with places he would expect the Ghoul to linger, starting with the fifth floor common room. But between the Ghoul's wandering and the flood taking the Eleven exactly where he doesn't want to go each time he steps through a door, it takes hours. When their paths finally cross in the speakeasy, the Eleven takes a seat next to the Ghoul.
"Your warden and I had a bet on whether you were dead or not," is his romantic greeting. "I thought that you were dead. I'm glad you aren't."
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Cooper can feel him in turn, but this place is a fucking mess. He can wait, slowly growing drunker as the night goes on.
There's a thrill of joy at seeing him, relief, too, dulled by alcohol and defeat. But still, he quirks his mouth in a smirk.
"Yeah? Should have told me that. I can play dead real good."
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"Be nice, Five," the Eleven scolds him lightly. "The fire went out when your cabin vanished. We may have to try again." He slides his hand slowly over the bar until his fingertips just barely touch the Ghoul's hand. He reaches out telepathically.
What happened?
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She hadn't seen him since she woke up. Was a little afraid to ask, though she had continued to build up the supply of his medicine. Just in case.
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She restrains herself from asking about his world, what happened there.
Who he might've met.
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