By the next dawn, the pit vipers were dead by Faust's hand, with a hundred people dead, the rest of them on the verge of dying. When the group expressed skepticism, Faust unleashed two giant pit vipers on the group and laughed as they attacked both him and the others. The Way required sacrificing people to the Gods of the Pit in return for wealth and happiness. Pale, emaciated, and with a feverish gleam in his eyes, Faust explained what happened in the pit, that he was visited by a god and learned of the True Way. Īfter that fateful week, as the group was preparing to move away from the oasis, Faust returned. Some of those who had the strength left the camp, while others remained for a week after Faust's disappearance, trying to come up with a plan, discussing reunification with other groups from the Vault or even going back to Vault 15. Worse, over one fourth of the people at the oasis suffered from radiation poisoning. None of the three people who followed him inside ever returned, leaving two hundred people without leadership and with supplies on the verge of exhaustion. They surrounded Faust, who let out one loud scream heard above, then disappeared.
After a nearly forty feet (twelve meter) fall, he discovered that the pit was a nest of vipers. Shortly after making camp, Faust fell into the pit, after a member of the expedition startled him.
The group made it through the desert, eventually locating a small oasis that emerged around a large, crater-like pit. In 2097, Jonathan Faust, leading a group of two hundred people, left the overcrowded Vault 15 to brave the horrors of the wasteland.
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