A Hero Who Would Rather Not

I contact people first (to gauge interest) before following them. This blog will be continually updated. Teague is the kind of hero who would like nothing more than to sit back, relax, and not have to be a hero (preferably with videogames involved). To him, being a keyblade wielder is a job, which while more important and dangerous than other jobs, is not how Teague chooses to define himself. As much as he dislikes being that guy, Teague defines himself as someone who when presented with an opportunity to do the right thing, he almost always takes it, even if he realizes he's underprepared to do so, which he frequently is. Teague is very logically intelligent, creative, and self-aware, and his ideas have shaped how the other survivors on his world live and thrive. He's intelligent in the way most action heroes are not, taking to many mental tasks with ease but struggling with many physical and combat-oriented tasks. Nonetheless, he has the same drive to survive as an action hero, even if his methods differ. Despite generally being physically deficient, Teague is agile and good with his hands, just don't ask him to do any heavy lifting. A Kingdom Hearts OC RP blog, set around the time of KH1.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Eh…” Teague looks a little hesitant. “I mean, we have replicators, even if what can be produced from them is limited…” he remarks. 

“I assume there are places we can learn those skills?” James asks. 

“Most places you can go to in order to buy things are willing to teach Adventurers the basics of crafting things.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Hrm... Well, I am pretty good with my hands, and I’ve got my Omnitool here too,” Teague says. 

“Yeah, he can build IKEA furniture like a fucking pro, even if it takes awhile,” Theobald says. 

“Anyways, let’s get going,” Teague says, going to find an armorsmith somewhere in the guild. 

[ask-viscen-and-ayaka]

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[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Ah, yeah that makes sense. And I’m willing to guess it’s the more difficult jobs that have those finders fees attached, at least in general.”

With that out of the way though, it seemed it was time to go check on how much it’d cost to get the armor fitted… speaking of which, “Do you know where I can find one of your smiths?” 

“There’s plenty of smithing shops nearby the Guild Hall,” the trainer admitted.  “Might be a good idea for ya to pick up some additional skills though so you don’t have to buy all of your gear.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Eh...” Teague looks a little hesitant. “I mean, we have replicators, even if what can be produced from them is limited...” he remarks. 

“I assume there are places we can learn those skills?” James asks. 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

After looking over the gold, Teague made a note in his Omnitool to make a gold counting program. “Aight. Should we be worried about recruiting fees for party members?” Teague asked.

“Usually the ‘recruiting fees’ are just splitting the rewards with them,” the trainer mentioned.  “Adventurers are all freelance agents, so we just have a habit of splitting gold and loot among those who are working together.  However, depending on the job, you might have to pay a finder’s fee before you can begin the quest.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Ah, yeah that makes sense. And I’m willing to guess it’s the more difficult jobs that have those finders fees attached, at least in general.”

With that out of the way though, it seemed it was time to go check on how much it’d cost to get the armor fitted... speaking of which, “Do you know where I can find one of your smiths?” 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

Teague nods and decides to check to see if the bodies of the previously killed ones are still around. Maybe there was a teleportation thing for them. “Well, might as well start here.”

There wasn’t much loot on these monsters, though the Fire Giant had about 20 gold to split between the party, and between the rest of the monsters, there was another 20 gold for everyone.  “That’ll do it,” the trainer said.  “Now, before I forget, your reward for your training.”  The trainer gave about 500 Gold to the party.  “That should be enough to get you on your feet now.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

After looking over the gold, Teague made a note in his Omnitool to make a gold counting program. “Aight. Should we be worried about recruiting fees for party members?” Teague asked.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Yeah, it’s not the kind of money we’re used to working with,” Teague admits. “Usually we get supplies from Moogle Shops, which take Munny, spelled M-U-N-N-Y.” He shrugs. “Honestly, from how you described getting gold just then, it really doesn’t sound that different from how we get Munny, just that it’s the Heartless that are fought to get it.” 

“You find that monsters seem to like stealing money from others,” the trainer explained.  “Maybe it’s out of some desire to have an economy themselves, I don’t know.  Nobody’s going to complain if you steal the money back, and if they don’t have any, you can just steal some loot off of them and sell it for coin.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

Teague nods and decides to check to see if the bodies of the previously killed ones are still around. Maybe there was a teleportation thing for them. “Well, might as well start here.”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Well that’s good. For now though, we should probably see about… wait… I just realized–” Teague starts. 

“We need money?” Theobald asks. 

“Yeah… dang currency issues. Well, might as well drop the armor off onboard the Firelance.” Once they’re up the hill Teague calls the very blocky ship over so they can do just that. 

“No Gold on you then?” the trainer mentioned.  “Astrid can probably give ya some money to work with for free, but she won’t give you enough to solve everything for ya.  Alternatively you can just battle random monsters out in the wilderness and steal the Gold they have on them or sell vendor trash that they have on them.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Yeah, it’s not the kind of money we’re used to working with,” Teague admits. “Usually we get supplies from Moogle Shops, which take Munny, spelled M-U-N-N-Y.” He shrugs. “Honestly, from how you described getting gold just then, it really doesn’t sound that different from how we get Munny, just that it’s the Heartless that are fought to get it.” 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Eh. Part of me wishes I got a chance to use my omniblade or my signature execution move,” Teague says.

”Showoff,” Theobald jests.

”Hey,” Teague huffs, before looking over to the trainer. “So I’m guessing this means we’re ready to take on a quest? Once we find a tank and a healer of course.” He starts heading back as he asks.

“Aye, that ya are,” the trainer replied.  “You’ll be able to take on quests over at the Guild Hall once you’re ready.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Well that’s good. For now though, we should probably see about... wait... I just realized--” Teague starts. 

“We need money?” Theobald asks. 

“Yeah... dang currency issues. Well, might as well drop the armor off onboard the Firelance.” Once they’re up the hill Teague calls the very blocky ship over so they can do just that. 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

Theobald had been considering using the grenade launcher he had, but he definitely wasn’t going to get any good shots in with the duel going on, so he stuck to his machine gun. Teague was having a hard enough time finding good moments to shoot that he wasn’t concerned about attracting too much attention, even as he slowly worked his way over to his flank so he could get some shots in more easily. James was the most likely of the three to attract the attention of the Fire Giant with his consistent headshots, but he made sure to check if he caught the Fire Giant’s attention after every shot.

The Fire Giant was incredibly durable and would sometimes throw out a fire spell at the non-tank fighters, ensuring that they had to maintain some level of maneuverability during all of this.  Eventually, however, between the combined firepower of everyone, the Fire Giant was eventually vanquished.  The trainer nodded.  “Looks like you got the hang of it,” he declared.  “Well, that ends this training session.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Eh. Part of me wishes I got a chance to use my omniblade or my signature execution move,” Teague says.

”Showoff,” Theobald jests.

”Hey,” Teague huffs, before looking over to the trainer. “So I’m guessing this means we’re ready to take on a quest? Once we find a tank and a healer of course.” He starts heading back as he asks.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

Teague mostly focused his healing efforts on the healer, although he did cast Regen on himself. He considered testing to see if Reflect would break the swing of the Fire Giant’s sword but decided he wouldn’t deliberately put himself in danger to do that. He was confident in being able to cast it on just the right moment to deflect the sword though.

As for who they were actually fighting, the trio were focused primarily on the elf when they weren’t dodging attacks, or in Teague’s case, occasionally using Reflect. Theobald in particular was attempting to lay down suppressive fire against her so she couldn’t cast spells as easily against them.

Once the elf was down, that just left the Fire Giant, who was dueling the tank as the healer kept him in peak condition.  That Fire Giant was big and tough, and it was best not to draw too much attention away from the tank if they wanted to survive.

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

Theobald had been considering using the grenade launcher he had, but he definitely wasn’t going to get any good shots in with the duel going on, so he stuck to his machine gun. Teague was having a hard enough time finding good moments to shoot that he wasn’t concerned about attracting too much attention, even as he slowly worked his way over to his flank so he could get some shots in more easily. James was the most likely of the three to attract the attention of the Fire Giant with his consistent headshots, but he made sure to check if he caught the Fire Giant’s attention after every shot.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Figured that was the case and that the enchantment existed,” Teague says, as he heads off with the group.

The last ambush was different.  Instead of fighting a bunch of small monsters, there was one Elf and a Fire Giant, the latter of which was clearly the boss of this training session.  The Fire Giant bellowed his horn as he charged into battle with his massive blade, the elf staying back and firing off spells at the group, intending to blast them apart with lightning and fireballs.

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

Teague mostly focused his healing efforts on the healer, although he did cast Regen on himself. He considered testing to see if Reflect would break the swing of the Fire Giant’s sword but decided he wouldn’t deliberately put himself in danger to do that. He was confident in being able to cast it on just the right moment to deflect the sword though.

As for who they were actually fighting, the trio were focused primarily on the elf when they weren’t dodging attacks, or in Teague’s case, occasionally using Reflect. Theobald in particular was attempting to lay down suppressive fire against her so she couldn’t cast spells as easily against them.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Well that’s all useful information to know. And… Yeah, that’s a little silly in hindsight, but…. I honestly don’t know where I was going with that,” Teague says. “At any rate, unless there’s some sort of enchantment that resizes the armor for the wearer, I think we’ll have to wait to get it fitted first.”

“Armor generally doesn’t have that enchantment,” the trainer mentioned.  “At any rate, you’ve got work to do.  Just one last fight to go and then you’re done.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Figured that was the case and that the enchantment existed,” Teague says, as he heads off with the group.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“I see… well it’s still incredibly helpful if we end up in an universe like Halo or something. Although I’m guessing it makes it hard to use guns,” Teague says, beginning to loot the armor along with James as they stuff it into their inventory.

”Even if that’s the fucking case, I bet this shit still works,” Theobald says, holding an MGL now.

”Do lasers work against it?” James asks.

“They do not,” the trainer answered.  “You need a slow attack to get past Antistas, energy weapons aren’t any better against it than a physical firearm.  And for the record, it doesn’t make it hard to use guns.  Only an idiot builds armor that gets in the way of you using your weapons.  Honestly, what kind of idiot do you take our smiths for to build armor that gets in the way of shooting things? This isn’t some kind of game where your stats get affected by the gear you wear y’know.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“Well that’s all useful information to know. And... Yeah, that’s a little silly in hindsight, but.... I honestly don’t know where I was going with that,” Teague says. “At any rate, unless there’s some sort of enchantment that resizes the armor for the wearer, I think we’ll have to wait to get it fitted first.”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

Teague nods, eying the antistas armor on some of the orcs. “I’m thinking that armor would come in real handy when it comes to certain environments. Is there anything I should be wary of when it comes to looting them?” 

“Three men in the middle of a fucking gunfight is never a fucking good time,” Theobald grumbles. 

“Antistas armor is incredibly good against fast-moving projectiles like bullets, but against slower weapons like melee attacks and arrows, you might as well be wearing a cardboard vest,” the trainer mentioned.  “If you want to wade through gunfire and get into melee, Antistas armor is perfect for that role.  But once you’re in melee, you’re pretty much wearing dead weight for armor.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

“I see... well it’s still incredibly helpful if we end up in an universe like Halo or something. Although I’m guessing it makes it hard to use guns,” Teague says, beginning to loot the armor along with James as they stuff it into their inventory.

”Even if that’s the fucking case, I bet this shit still works,” Theobald says, holding an MGL now.

”Do lasers work against it?” James asks.

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

James kept an eye out for that armor and aimed to avoid it, while Theobald brought out his sledgehammer and Teague brought out his keyblade to take those orcs out. Both of them at least had a solid idea of how to use their respective weapons, that was for sure. 

Once the next wave was defeated, the trainer nodded.  “So far so good,” he declared.  “One more fight, and then we’ll call it for the day.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

Teague nods, eying the antistas armor on some of the orcs. “I’m thinking that armor would come in real handy when it comes to certain environments. Is there anything I should be wary of when it comes to looting them?” 

“Three men in the middle of a fucking gunfight is never a fucking good time,” Theobald grumbles. 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

The trio fought similarly to before, including moving out of the way of the grenades when thrown, warnings being yelled from all three of them at various points in this skirmish. However, with all the enemies being equal, James made sure to prioritize the Orcs armed with grenades with a bullet to their heads. If one bullet didn’t end them, Theobald and Teague were usually quick to focus fire on the one James shot. 

Some of the orcs seemed astonishingly resistant to bullets.  “Not every enemy can be shot to death,” the trainer mentioned.  “The ones with Antistas armor, you gotta melee instead.”

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

James kept an eye out for that armor and aimed to avoid it, while Theobald brought out his sledgehammer and Teague brought out his keyblade to take those orcs out. Both of them at least had a solid idea of how to use their respective weapons, that was for sure. 

[saviorgoddessastrid]

(The mun: legendary procrastinator. For reluctantkeybladewielder ) With the situation on his home world stable for now, Teague and company finally felt safe exploring Astrid’s own homeworld. And hopefully doing some adventuring as they touched down in early 21st century military gear.

Teague had to land outside of Larstern’s city limits, if only because there wasn’t a landing site for a starship in Larstern proper.  Once Teague and his party were inside the city, they were greeted by some Imperial Troopers.  “Good to see you,” the Sergeant mentioned.  “What brings you out here to Larstern, friend?”

[saviorgoddessastrid]

reluctantkeybladewielder:

“Yeah, I’ve been there before,” Teague says. Generally he tried to avoid leveling buildings, and otherwise being in a confined space usually meant it wasn’t an option. And then there were AA guns, which made it a bad one. With that out of the way, the group proceeded forwards.

The next set of monsters, a bunch of Orcs armed with various weapons, charged forward.  Some of them were armed with grenades and used these for AoE attacks.

[reluctantkeybladewielder]

The trio fought similarly to before, including moving out of the way of the grenades when thrown, warnings being yelled from all three of them at various points in this skirmish. However, with all the enemies being equal, James made sure to prioritize the Orcs armed with grenades with a bullet to their heads. If one bullet didn’t end them, Theobald and Teague were usually quick to focus fire on the one James shot.