REDLINE RECREATION CLUB

High Grade Jay found an empty Vault quarters chamber with enough floor space to make a proper indoor court. He lined the walls in red, cream, and green tile, set benches along the sides, and built the game floor around a peculiar old set of pipes, rails, and swinging weights.

Above the court, Jay fitted a wood paneled lounge behind glass railings so folks could sit and watch without getting struck by whatever that contraption sends flying. The old beer signs are still on the wall, though I would sooner take my rest with coffee and a clear head. The room itself is warm, orderly, and made with care.

The whole place feels like a recreation hall from before the war, only tucked safely underground. It is one more reminder that even in a Vault, a person can make room for honest work, friendly competition, and a little peace at the end of the day.