Admission Camps

Admission Camps aka Registry Camps are places owned by Vault-T where captured prisoners stay before being executed, deported, or sent into the vault-t chambers

The first variants of these were Occupied Castles and Military bases, where handfulls of abducted prisoners would stay overnight before permanently entering vault-t, and locked inside for the rest of their lives.

People kidnapped and sent here would have to give up any cosemetic possesions (Jewlery, TeethFillings, hats, clothing, hair, hearing aids, etc), and would be given a brownish-orangeish leather robe-like suit and some boots. Their stolen loot would be either stored in Storage Rooms across the Vault-T complex, or given to pawn shops.

The conditions in these places ranged from unbearable to mediocre. Prisoners would usually sleep in bug-infested beds, and in common occasions no bed at all.

During the daytime, prisoners were free to roam the castle/fortress, and visit other rooms and eat in the dining room during dinner.

They tried to keep the conditions comfortable as possible so the prisoners could be unaware of their fate, and to ward of suspecting from investigation bureaus or the Red Cross.

Prisoners would approximately last 12 hours to two days in a Admission Camp before being executed, deported to a slave labour camp, or locked in the giagantic, endless corridors known as Vault-T for the rest of their lives.