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[Open] the journey is half the adventure
WHO: Teddy, OTA
WHERE: Graq Planet, Agrii Ship
WHAT: Seed gathering, PB&J adventures, and more!
WHEN: During the Return Journey
WARNINGS: N/A
Graq Planet
1; Deciding to take a detour trip to drop off the Graq had been an easy decision to make for Teddy, who is tired of ships and space travel at this point and welcomes the idea of having solid ground beneath his feet and fresh air in his lungs. Not to mention more room to move around. And it doesn't take him very long after arriving to find what he assumes is the town marketplace.
He's on the hunt for fresh food, tasting as many of the new plants as his stomach has room for, when he catches the attention of a few of the crafts-makers. When his sword catches their attention to be exact. Soon he has a couple of the Graq grouping up behind him, trying to get a better look at the weapon strapped to his back. Questions and comments fly about where he got it, trading, and even ways to enhance it. A frazzled Teddy cranes his neck, searching desperately for an escape route.
"Look, it's definitely not for sale -- or trading. I like it the way it is. Don't you dare spit on it!"
2; When Teddy sets out from the village he does so in the pursuit of gathering seeds from the delicious plants this planet has to offer to take back to Agra 10. He brings a plain sack with him that he slowly begins filling up. His process is a little rough, including a lot of breaking the plants open to search for seeds.
Eventually, he takes a break. Turning his attention to the nearby mountain face, he scales it with ease, and once at the top he seats himself on the cliff edge, letting his legs dangling over. He gets captured by the view from higher up and ends up sitting there for a long time.
The Agrii Ship
3; The discovery of the mess hall is an experience marked with joy quickly followed by resignation. The idea that the Agrii had to have better taste in food than the gel is quickly rejected at Teddy's first taste of an iced tea tasting apple.
What doesn't go out of style though? The delicious taste of a good PB&J...even when you're not expecting it. Teddy is currently munching on what he had assumed to be a tuna sandwich but which has a distinctly not tuna flavor. But he can't complain. It could be worse. He has had worse. It could have been iced tea again.
"You know...I don't think I mind the all sandwiches tasting like peanut butter and jelly thing. I mean, it's a classic for a reason."
4; Wildcard
[Choose your own adventure! Teddy can be found exploring the ship pretty much everywhere. He's not a pilot and has no real experience to help with figuring out the core, but that doesn't mean he won't check things out and throw out ideas. Even if it's just 'dear god don't touch the red button'. Come on, everyone should know that. Or, if you want to plot something you can reach me at
NearTheHeart or PM this journal.]
WHERE: Graq Planet, Agrii Ship
WHAT: Seed gathering, PB&J adventures, and more!
WHEN: During the Return Journey
WARNINGS: N/A
Graq Planet
1; Deciding to take a detour trip to drop off the Graq had been an easy decision to make for Teddy, who is tired of ships and space travel at this point and welcomes the idea of having solid ground beneath his feet and fresh air in his lungs. Not to mention more room to move around. And it doesn't take him very long after arriving to find what he assumes is the town marketplace.
He's on the hunt for fresh food, tasting as many of the new plants as his stomach has room for, when he catches the attention of a few of the crafts-makers. When his sword catches their attention to be exact. Soon he has a couple of the Graq grouping up behind him, trying to get a better look at the weapon strapped to his back. Questions and comments fly about where he got it, trading, and even ways to enhance it. A frazzled Teddy cranes his neck, searching desperately for an escape route.
"Look, it's definitely not for sale -- or trading. I like it the way it is. Don't you dare spit on it!"
2; When Teddy sets out from the village he does so in the pursuit of gathering seeds from the delicious plants this planet has to offer to take back to Agra 10. He brings a plain sack with him that he slowly begins filling up. His process is a little rough, including a lot of breaking the plants open to search for seeds.
Eventually, he takes a break. Turning his attention to the nearby mountain face, he scales it with ease, and once at the top he seats himself on the cliff edge, letting his legs dangling over. He gets captured by the view from higher up and ends up sitting there for a long time.
The Agrii Ship
3; The discovery of the mess hall is an experience marked with joy quickly followed by resignation. The idea that the Agrii had to have better taste in food than the gel is quickly rejected at Teddy's first taste of an iced tea tasting apple.
What doesn't go out of style though? The delicious taste of a good PB&J...even when you're not expecting it. Teddy is currently munching on what he had assumed to be a tuna sandwich but which has a distinctly not tuna flavor. But he can't complain. It could be worse. He has had worse. It could have been iced tea again.
"You know...I don't think I mind the all sandwiches tasting like peanut butter and jelly thing. I mean, it's a classic for a reason."
4; Wildcard
[Choose your own adventure! Teddy can be found exploring the ship pretty much everywhere. He's not a pilot and has no real experience to help with figuring out the core, but that doesn't mean he won't check things out and throw out ideas. Even if it's just 'dear god don't touch the red button'. Come on, everyone should know that. Or, if you want to plot something you can reach me at
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The Graq have either come to tolerate him or just give the strange metal man a wide berth whenever he was seen poking about. It's become vastly the latter of late, especially as the Exo walks around with what looks like a young bird of some sort, tucked under an arm. Young for how scraggly and drab in color it is. It's otherwise a pretty good size, which might hint what to expect once it's full grown. Or of course, if one's had some of the local delicacies and seen the size of those drumsticks...
An amber-lit smile brightens Cayde's face as he spots Teddy, and he begins to raise his hand, pausing only when he sees the attention he's being given. It's obvious from the look on the kid's face that he's in need of some assistance, so the Exo resumes his original plan, waving enthusiastically as he approaches.
"Heya kid!" he greets.
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They've just gotten on good terms with the Graq and they certainly don't need any incidents that ban them from returning to this planet.
Luckily, Cayde's greeting comes just in time, preventing Teddy from having to make that choice. When he turns and sees the familiar face of the Exo his own expression lights up in relief. A few of the Graq step aside easily enough, allowing Cayde to get closer.
"Hey. Man, I'm really glad to see you." His eyes quickly glance between the surrounding Graq and the Exo, his brows furrowing together in a silent plea. Help.
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He looks at Teddy and then closes the distance between them, hooking an arm around the kid's shoulders before trying to steer them both along and away from the Graq gathering. The bird under his other arm squawks, making a few of the furry locals jump, side-eyeing the Exo as they mutter in their grunt-like language amongst themselves. Clearly they haven't worked out what to think of Cayde, and he's perfectly fine with that.
"How's the sightseeing been going?" he asks Teddy.
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The bird's squawking finally draws Teddy's attention away from his own predicament and he can't help but grin at the creature.
"Got a replacement for your chicken back home?" He's never going to forget about that. Ever.
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Chuckling, he gives the bird a bounce. "A replacement? There are no replacements for Colonel," he insists. "But I was thinking if we had a few of these birds around back on Temba, we could have a farm or something to supply for other than questionable alien veggies and fruit and paste. Initially I was thinking eggs but I think someone said something about 'em being uncrackable."
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"I dunno if I'd put this on my top 10 alien foods or anything, but it's okay. Honestly it's just nice to have something different that I didn't magic up."
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"Nah, it doesn't belong on anyone's top 10 list. If this is the best the galaxy has to offer than we have a huge problem. But on the other hand...you can't mess up the taste of PB&J. It's impossible. And I kind of like knowing what to expect when I bite into something."
He's aware of the irony even as he takes another bite of his tuna-not tuna sandwich.
"Don't get me wrong. Your magic has saved us from eating a lot of unfortunate things, and for that I'm thankful."
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Especially a New York slice, but that's a whole other argument.
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He nods, humming in agreement as he chews another bite. "Definitely. Pizza is one of the single most best foods ever invented."
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"You know, maybe that's not such a great joke to play. What would have happened if I really went over?" Not that he would have gotten hurt of anything - thanks shapeshifting. But she wouldn't necessarily know that.
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"What are you doing up here any ways? If you can get up this high then you should be able to handle yourself," she reasons.
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"I wanted to see what the view looks like from up here. It's not that hard of a climb." Quickly, between one blink and the next, Teddy's skin changes to a light green, he becomes taller, and bigger, with claws and reptilian wings. Clearly, he hadn't needed to climb in the first place, but he enjoys the challenge and the exertion, especially after being cooped up for so long.
"I think I'll probably take the easy way back down though."
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"Not as good as bacon-mushrooms, or Cumato and mint soup, but I like it. Though I think when we get back I'm temporarily banning all attempts at peanut-tasting food at the diner."
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But maybe not immediately after several weeks of eating nothing but PB&J tasting food.
"Maybe a waiting period after we return to Temba wouldn't be a bad idea though."
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"What do we do? When we get back? Saving them clearly hasn't helped us. You and Billy need to get home. We all need to get home. Fuck, this waiting is maddening."
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"Well, we clearly need to learn more about whoever is really in charge. And then we need to find out what they want from us. Besides creepily recording us..." Which isn't a great plan, but it's a start.
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Therefore he is a bit less enthused about it all as he turns to Teddy and raises an amused eyebrow.
"They were a classic three days ago. At this point I would really just love the grilled cheese to taste like cheese. Any sort of cheese. Limburger. Anything but more peanut butter." At least the gel was flavorless. Nothing to get sick of there but texture.
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He's trained for this.
"Well, I would say to try something not sandwichy but that would be a big mistake. You'll carry that regret forever." His mouth curls down like he's remembering a particularly foul taste. "But it's a long way back to Temba. Nothing says we can't go out and get other supplies on the way."
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He frowns at the sandwiches but tucks in, scarfing down an 'egg salad' that tasted like strawberry jelly instead of raspberry. Variety.
"A supply run would be good, actually. Or some way to teach the Agrii what this all is supposed to taste like. I don't even know how they're managing these things..."
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He perks up at the thought of a supply run, more than ready to see some sights that aren't the inside of this ship.
"Well, maybe we could accomplish that with a supply run. Find the right ingredients, make the proper food, feed it to the Agrii. I don't think trying to explain taste to them is going to help any. It's more about the experience."
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After a moment, he sighs and turns his attention back to his tea with a little sigh. "I don't even want to think about how this sort of Americanization is possible, but you are aware that this combination of food is considered vile in most other countries on Earth, are you." No, this isn't a question, it's a statement. As far as Jon is concerned, peanut butter itself is already gross.
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"Okay, you're not a fan of PB&J. What do you like to put on your sandwiches?"
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At least he can easily skip the Agrii's ideas of what certain food is supposed to taste like by simply... Well. Not eating any of it?
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"That's...nice. I didn't know that was a thing." This has been a learning experience.
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