[ the moon shines down in a crescent, strung up brightly in a clear sky. the stars peek out over the mountains. it's thoughtshare week, but he still finds himself wondering what viktor has on his mind, looking out so far. ]
No? You seem to have both the drive and ability for it.
[You trying to force me to thoughtshare. Unfortunately, the thoughts literally that and are very sad, depressed, and guilt-ridden. He is a broken, depressed, guilty man.]
That was Jayce. The savior, I mean. My research partner. He was the face of Hextech, and he became a council member after our work on the Hexgates. People believed he could fix the relations between Piltover and Zaun.
There's a lot on his plate. I just want to create things. I'm not exactly a socialite.
[ you say that like i remember that thoughtshare exists for more than 1 tag out of a 100 this week. anyway this is so... sad. his own feelings answer as though in reaction—reassuring and fond, warm despite the cool air of zora's domain. ]
That is what partners are for! I'm sure Jayce leans upon you for his weaknesses too.
[ you don't have to be good at everything. you just have to be able to find people to fill in your gaps. ]
A leader is never the sole savior of anything just by merit of being a leader. I've learned that much firsthand.
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No? You seem to have both the drive and ability for it.
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That was Jayce. The savior, I mean. My research partner. He was the face of Hextech, and he became a council member after our work on the Hexgates. People believed he could fix the relations between Piltover and Zaun.
There's a lot on his plate. I just want to create things. I'm not exactly a socialite.
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That is what partners are for! I'm sure Jayce leans upon you for his weaknesses too.
[ you don't have to be good at everything. you just have to be able to find people to fill in your gaps. ]
A leader is never the sole savior of anything just by merit of being a leader. I've learned that much firsthand.