Ellen hasn't gone back to her world yet. After Oasis, the Wasteland looks... rather different. It's one thing to see trees in Milliways, but to be surrounded by them in her own world? Something else entirely
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"Well, that and things back home for me have been a little weird," says the girl from the world with the nuclear holocaust that led to giant ants and two headed cows. "Sit down if you want. I'm not making a lot of progress with this coat right now."
"Well, there were the little green aliens that turned out to have been kidnapping people for several hundred years," says Ellen. "And there were the very strange people who worshipped this poor mutated man as a god because he'd sort of been turned into a giant tree that happened to make it possible for plants to grow properly in his valley. And the crazy superheroes. But mostly the first two."
"My friend Sativa was telling me about a dog by that name in her tribe's histories," Ellen says as the blue heeler arrives. "He started barking and getting excited when he heard it. I assumed it was his name."
Dogmeat stretches his head up and sniffs at the offered hand. After a moment he wags his tail and makes an attempt at licking it. Humans seem to like when he does that. Sometimes they give him food.
"He seems to be," Ellen says. "And he's been very good about staying with me, and he's really good in a fight."
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"I shouldn't have asked, should I?"
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"He seems to be," Ellen says. "And he's been very good about staying with me, and he's really good in a fight."
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