Villager: Teekessel
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Villager Info
ID: #256163
Name: Teekessel
Gender: Unspecified
Location: Quetzal Palace
Born 7 years, 8 months ago
Career: Doctor
Owner: Now
Species: Hyena
Color: Striped
Buffs:House: Olde Foxbury House (250/250)
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About
Native name spelling: Teekhexhelh
Teekessel's species is a "space alien" from an artificial satellite called Corundum. His species is sexless and incapable of attraction, or even reproduction without the help of genetic engineering. He is capable of affection, and often seeks it out due to his society's strict regulations against physical affection and basic social needs, but also fears being reprimanded for displaying any sort of affection.
His "homeworld" is far from Earth, and has a very different concept of gender than it would appear on Earth, but my own limitations prevent me from developing that much. He refers to himself as "he" due to this being what other beings default to when referring to him, so he's used to it. He would not mind or correct other pronouns unless they were used disparagingly (like how "it" or "that" can be).
Teekessel's homeworld is very industrial and strictly governed by beings that claim the planet their satellite orbits is "uninhabitable" and dangerous, and never to be traveled to. They claim all documentation of the planet's history have been lost, but assures that some cataclysmic event ravaged it and forced them to rebuild civilization off of it. Only those within the government are allowed to visit the planet's surface to resupply on resources.
Teekessel's character was inspired by a really bad B-movie where a space alien lands in medieval Europe, a princess falls in love with him, and everyone thinks she was abducted by a dragon and needs to be rescued. That's about all I remember about it. It was boring and left very little impression on me, I just remember feeling like there was something in it that bothered me and I wanted to do better, so I went to sketching and forming ideas for Teekessel.
My little alien ends up accidentally crash-landing in a quasi-medieval fantasy world called Tandamet where creatures like him would be considered goblins and slain, and Teekessel's homeworld lacks magic and highly favors science and logic.
Teekessel is entirely naive and foreign to this new world's customs and cultures, and his arrogance and ignorance would have gotten him killed immediately if he wasn't so fortunate about exactly who found him first. Even still, they're not the most functional pair and Teekessel is highly liable to insulting the archaic judgment of his only friend.
Teekessel does not trust magic and predicts it to be dangerous and unstable, and that continued use of it would result in a cataclysmic event that would also destroy this world. (This is not the case).
Teekessel also has not seen any sort of weather phenomenon before arriving on Tandamet, and was terrified the first time there was a thunder storm. He thought the planet was being invaded and attacked by some intergalactic military set out to conquer worlds.
Teekessel's species is a "space alien" from an artificial satellite called Corundum. His species is sexless and incapable of attraction, or even reproduction without the help of genetic engineering. He is capable of affection, and often seeks it out due to his society's strict regulations against physical affection and basic social needs, but also fears being reprimanded for displaying any sort of affection.
His "homeworld" is far from Earth, and has a very different concept of gender than it would appear on Earth, but my own limitations prevent me from developing that much. He refers to himself as "he" due to this being what other beings default to when referring to him, so he's used to it. He would not mind or correct other pronouns unless they were used disparagingly (like how "it" or "that" can be).
Teekessel's homeworld is very industrial and strictly governed by beings that claim the planet their satellite orbits is "uninhabitable" and dangerous, and never to be traveled to. They claim all documentation of the planet's history have been lost, but assures that some cataclysmic event ravaged it and forced them to rebuild civilization off of it. Only those within the government are allowed to visit the planet's surface to resupply on resources.
Teekessel's character was inspired by a really bad B-movie where a space alien lands in medieval Europe, a princess falls in love with him, and everyone thinks she was abducted by a dragon and needs to be rescued. That's about all I remember about it. It was boring and left very little impression on me, I just remember feeling like there was something in it that bothered me and I wanted to do better, so I went to sketching and forming ideas for Teekessel.
My little alien ends up accidentally crash-landing in a quasi-medieval fantasy world called Tandamet where creatures like him would be considered goblins and slain, and Teekessel's homeworld lacks magic and highly favors science and logic.
Teekessel is entirely naive and foreign to this new world's customs and cultures, and his arrogance and ignorance would have gotten him killed immediately if he wasn't so fortunate about exactly who found him first. Even still, they're not the most functional pair and Teekessel is highly liable to insulting the archaic judgment of his only friend.
Teekessel does not trust magic and predicts it to be dangerous and unstable, and that continued use of it would result in a cataclysmic event that would also destroy this world. (This is not the case).
Teekessel also has not seen any sort of weather phenomenon before arriving on Tandamet, and was terrified the first time there was a thunder storm. He thought the planet was being invaded and attacked by some intergalactic military set out to conquer worlds.
