"I really... should I thank you? Or say you repaid kindness with betrayal?" Old Popsicle, Teacher Knight, the protagonist of Fallout 4, floated in midair, watching the honest man he had once cared for repent below. He was speechless.
He had already been laid to rest, buried alongside his son and wife.
Now this "honest man" had awakened him from his slumber again.
What did he wake him up for?
To run through the game's storyline again?
Wait, why did the words "game's storyline" appear in his mind? "Honored Teacher Knight, you were my benefactor. I want to save you. You never found any happiness while you were alive. I hope you can be happy after death," Yang Weite said.
"Really? Look at me. Do I look happy?" Old Popsicle looked at his son Shaun, who had likewise become a ghost and was even older than him—he had died of a terminal illness, at a very advanced age.
Then there was his wife Nora, who was still very young. She had died young, shot by Krogg while protecting their son.
"How could you not be happy? Handy Teacher said that as long as one can speak, one can feel happiness," Yang Weite said cautiously.
Before Old Popsicle, he was no longer the boss commanding two major factions. He was that young worker who had fled the world of Civilization, anxious and timid, worrying about where his next meal would come from.
"Uh, that nagging fellow—I don't know how many times it has changed personality modules. It's a robot. It simply doesn't understand human happiness. We need physical warmth, not just words. In this state, neither my child, Nora, nor I can be happy," Old Popsicle said, shaking his head.
"Physical bodies? Teacher Knight, I remember a Reincarnation spell that can