There are conflicting rumors about what exactly triggers the alien saucer crash needed for you to get the gun. Many suggest that you need to complete Vault 75 and/or be at least level 20. In any event, at some point, there will be a noise and streak of light in the sky that your companion might comment upon. It can be easy to miss, unfortunately. Once that has happened, head to Oberland Station west of Diamond City and go northeast toward the Beantown Brewery. Among some flaming trees in a rocky area you will find a crashed saucer. Follow the trail of green blood into a cave where you will find its wounded pilot, whom you can kill for this weapon.
___. Imago. New York: Warner, 1989. London: Gollancz, 1989. Third volume in the Xenogenesis series. Sequel to Adulthood Rites.The protagonist of Adulthood Rites matures, and converts his human enemies to more peaceful ways. Fertile human survivors are being shipped off to earth as the new breed of human/alien beings prepares to colonize Earth.
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Dexter, William [pseud. of William Thomas Pritchard]. Children of the Void. London: Peter Owen, 1955. London: Consul, 1963. New York: Paperback Library, 1966. Sequel to World in Eclipse.Human survivors are marooned on an alien world where they learn that its native gigantic batlike creatures have been nearly exterminated by invaders using atomic bombs. These latter, in turn, had independently invented the H-bomb and blasted their own planet (Varang-Varang) out of its orbit. The very elementÑthoriumÑused in the device which wrecked Earth proves to be a necessary part of an interstellar communication device through which the humans can communicate with the awesome Wise Ones, who turn out to be far-future descendants of the human race itself, evolved into immaterial beings. The result is an odd reversal of ancestor worship: descendant worship.
Strugatsky, Arkady and Boris. Prisoners of Power. New York & London: Macmillan 1968.The adventures of a young human with superpowers who crash-lands on an alien world damaged by a devastating nuclear war. Most of the plot concerns the use of radiation transmission devices which are disguised as antiballistic missile sites but which are in actuality used to control the minds of the population by the mutant rulers. The young man becomes involved in a rebellion, but discovers that he is frustrated by a larger Galactic Security Council plan to save the planet. To my knowledge, this is the only Soviet novel in English to depict the aftermath of a nuclear war, even in an incidental way. 2ff7e9595c
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