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Chapter 16 - Chapter 16: Years to come

August 21, 2272

Victor , now 14 years old, had made significant strides with his secret projects. His hidden lab, tucked away in the less-traveled corners of Vault 101, was bustling with activity, thanks to his relentless work and the indispensable help of AZ, his newly repaired Mister Handy.

Victor : "AZ, let's check Hall 4 again. Make sure we didn't miss anything."

AZ: "Yes, sir. I'll conduct a thorough sweep of the area."

Victor watched as AZ methodically examined the room. The once-infested hall was now clean, but Victor remained cautious. He was aware that any lapse in vigilance could lead to trouble.

AZ: "Sir, Hall 4 is confirmed radroach-free. The room is secure."

Victor : "Good. I need you to keep monitoring the area, just in case. I don't want any surprises."

With Hall 4 now under control, Victor turned his attention to the reactor room. It remained locked due to a radiation leak, which posed a risk. To restore power, Victor had to focus on the backup generator.

Victor : "you've to install the fusion core now. This should get the generator back online."

AZ: "Fusion core installation complete. I'm running diagnostic checks on the generator."

As Victor worked on replacing faulty wires and circuitry, AZ provided constant updates.

AZ: "Sir, I'm encountering issues with the wiring diagrams. They don't align with the actual layout."

Victor : "Show me."

AZ projected a blueprint, highlighting the areas of concern on the terminal screen.

AZ: "The diagrams suggest connections that don't exist in the current setup. Also, some panels appear outdated."

Victor : "We'll need to improvise. Let's find suitable replacements and adjust our plans."

Over the next two months, Victor focused on gathering materials and preparing for the creation of precision tools, diagnostic instruments, and laser engraving devices. The new mechanical workbench, equipped with mechanical arms for automatic functioning, and the chemical station, complete with proper sensors, were essential for this phase.

Victor : "AZ, I need you to start working on the precision tools, diagnostic tools, and laser engraving tools. I've got blueprints ready for you. The mechanical workbench and chemistry station are operational, so we should be able to handle the task efficiently."

AZ: "Understood, sir. I'll begin by reviewing the blueprints and setting up the workbench."

AZ meticulously examined the blueprints for the precision tools, diagnostic tools, and laser engraving tools. The mechanical workbench, now fully operational, was used to produce these tools, while the chemistry station was employed for creating necessary chemical compounds.

AZ: "Sir, I've encountered a problem with the precision tool blueprint. The tolerances are too tight for the materials we have."

Victor : "Adjust the specifications to accommodate our materials. We can make modifications as needed."

AZ: "I will make the adjustments. The diagnostic tools are also presenting some issues with component compatibility."

Victor : "Focus on adapting the components to work together. We need these tools to be fully functional."

AZ: "I'll make the necessary changes. The laser engraving tool assembly is progressing as well, though there are some issues with the power output."

Victor : "Ensure the power output is stable and efficient. We need precise engraving for the chips."

With the mechanical workbench and chemistry station now in full operation, AZ worked tirelessly, following Victor 's instructions and adjusting the designs as required. The tools were manufactured using the workbench's mechanical arms, and the chemical compounds needed for the chips were prepared at the chemistry station.

AZ: "The precision tools, diagnostic tools, and laser engraving tools are complete, sir. I've calibrated and tested each one."

Victor : "Excellent work, AZ. With these tools ready, we can start creating the chips. We'll need to be meticulous and patient as we proceed."

AZ: "I'm ready to assist."

With the manufacturing tools now operational and the chemical preparations complete, Victor felt a surge of confidence. The upcoming task of creating the chips was complex, but he was well-prepared with AZ's support. The next phase of his project would be demanding, but Victor was determined.