Tessi the Tesilar is the beloved children's tale about a tesilar who has a hard time controlling her electric-zaps. The story also includes her friends Kori, Koko, and Grabbit who all live around the Moonpod Lagoon.
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A total of 4 cortex entries make reference to Tessi the Tesilar.
Arcanist Hanni Blythe explains every crucial account of human interaction with scars. These are only some excerpts from Blythe' work. Unfortunately, they aren't arranged in chronological order.
Moonpod Lagoon (District)
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Setting of the beloved “Tessi the Tesilar” series of children's books.
“Who goes there?” asked Tessi the Tesilar. She was feeling a bit scared and thought about putting out her best zaps, when she heard a sad voice.
“Hullo, Tessi,” said the voice.
“Do I know you?”
“Yes. It's me. Koko."
“Oh. Hullo, Koko. You don’t look like yourself.”
“I seem to have lost my armor.” Koko sat in the cool water and batted at the glowing plant with her foot. “I wonder… if I don’t look like myself, am I someone else now?”
“Yes,” said Tessi. “I wonder who?”
— From Tessi the Tesilar by P.K. Ornwerth
Tessi the Tesilar (1)
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Tessi the Tesilar is the beloved children's tale about a tesilar who has a hard time controlling her electric-zaps. The story also includes her friends who live around Moonpod Lagoon.
Tessi was so surprised to see Kori the Korox in the lagoon that she had to calm her zaps before she and Grabbit ran up to him.
"Hi, Kori," Tessi said. "You're watering my moonpods."
"Yes," Kori said. "I was thinking about you, Tessi. You're my friend and I wanted to do something nice for you. So, I'm watering your moonpods."
Grabbit frowned. "But they are already in water. This is a lagoon."
"It's the thought that counts, Grabbit," Tessi said. "And I like Kori's thoughts."
— From Tessi the Tesilar
Tessi the Tesilar (2)
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"Would you like to come in for tea, Tessi?" Grabbit asked.
"I can't today," Tessi said. "I am full of zaps, and may scorch your new carpet."
Grabbit huffed a little. "If you don't want to be my friend, you can just say so."
"Oh, it's not that, Grabbit. It's just that I feel on edge, and I when I fall off it, I don't want to land on you."
"Don't be silly, Tessi," Grabbit scolded. "Everyone knows that when you're on edge, friends are the best parachute."
"Everyone knows? Oh my. I have a so much to learn.".
The Well (1)
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"Luck is a fickle thing," Tessi said. "Sometimes you step into a Shaper ruin and become surrounded by a pile of the best pastries in the world! Covered in chocolate and sweet delights! Or other times you will be turned into a pastry yourself."
—From the children's book "Tessi the Tesilar"