Joshua Parton

Joshua Parton was born in the year of 2123 in Vault 13. He was a repairman for the Vault, primarily working on the maintenance of the Vault's Water Pump. He lived a very simple and inconsequential life as a repairman, with the most work he ever did being the replacement of the Vault's faulty water chip in 2161, using his late father's spare chip.
== History ==
Joshua was born in Vault 13 to his pre-war father, Wilson Helton, in 2123. He was pretty popular in the Vault, having several friends and a full family, comprising of his wife and two sons. He was mostly assigned to the maintenance of the Vault's water pump, keeping the Vault hydrated throughout his tenure. Due to his quick thinking and luck based on his father's preparation pre-war, he was able to avoid having to send a fellow Vault dweller into the untamed wastes by utilizing a backup water chip when the current chip failed.
Joshua died in 2162 after the Siege of Vault 13 by the Master's Army, with Supermutants gunning him down in battle.
== Effect on The Wasteland ==
Due to Joshua replacing Vault 13's water chip without having to send any Vault Dwellers out to find a replacement, he had a significant impact on the greater wasteland.
* The Fall of Human Civilization (in the Americas) (and the loss of all organic life in the Americas (outside of plants))
Due to the Vault Dweller never leaving Vault 13, the Master's Army destroyed Shady Sands, Vault City, New Reno, The Boneyard, The Brotherhood of Steel, The Hub, Junktown, Necropolis, and more. This would go on to have countless negative effects on the Wasteland, with the Master never having been killed, his armies continued expanding and mutating/killing humans across the Wastes. Humanity would slowly begin to die out in the Americas, with the last bastions of Humanity residing in Eurasia, only due to the lack of any land routes to Eurasia. However, there would eventually be hope. With the Master's Army sterile and unable to expand after every remaining human in the Americas was killed or converted, they slowly began to die out from infighting and starvation due to overconsumption. Eventually, the Americas became a desolate landscape. No signs of life remained, outside of the relics of what used to be Human and Supermutant civilization. Eventually, in the late 2200s, Eurasian colonists would begin expeditions into the America via the Bering Strait. Their records would go on to be compiled in libraries across Eurasia, speculating on what may have happened to leave two entire continents empty of all life.
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