The Subjects

Six participants were selected for Project: Fallout Kids.

Each came from a different background, bringing unique skills, personalities, and perspectives into the experiment. Together, they would spend ninety days living inside the Ouroboros facility while researchers monitored how a small group adapts to long-term isolation.

They were identified by their designations:

Alpha-One – Jase

Alpha-Two – Nolan

Alpha-Three – Damian

Beta-One – Ava

Beta-Two – Ryder

Beta-Three – Olivia

At first, the labels felt clinical—something out of a lab report rather than real life. But as the days passed, the designations became part of the routine.

Part of the system.

Despite the sterile environment and the strict monitoring, friendships formed quickly. Living in isolation has a way of accelerating human connections. Shared meals, shared work, and shared uncertainty brought the group closer together.

They were participants in a scientific study.

Subjects in a controlled experiment.

But beyond the cameras and the data collection, they were still just people.

Six strangers placed in a sealed environment, waiting for the day the doors would finally open again.