Its head explodes and it falls to the ground, dead with a single shot, leaving the top floor of Hubris Comics and its loot free to be taken. Pulling out her Laser Musket, also fully modded to peak efficiency, the Survivor sneaks up behind her prey, cranks the Laser Musket to maximum power, takes aim for the ghoul’s head, and fires.

Finally, on the top floor, she finds a television studio protected by a Glowing One, an especially powerful ghoul. When she comes across a protected computer, she hacks it. When she comes across a locked door, she picks it. The Survivor moves through the sales floor and into the offices, dispatching ghouls as they appear. The Survivor pulls out her Combat Shotgun fully customized with an advanced receiver, a long ported and shielded barrel, a recoil recompensating stock, and a quick eject mag, it is a fearsome weapon, more than a match for any run-of-the-mill ghoul found in the Commonwealth Wasteland. The familiar growl and shuffle of a feral ghoul echoes through the room. The rest of the store is filled with burned comics and the paraphernalia of pre-war geekdom. In the Manager’s Office, she finds a safe and picks the lock, finding it filled with money and ammunition. Cash registers line one wall, some with pre-war paper currency still in their drawers (these are promptly looted). Somehow, even after two hundred years of looting, neglect, and decay, the pathetic shambles is still recognizable as a store. Deep in the ruins of post-war Boston, The Sole Survivor creeps into what remains of Hubris Comics.

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