Jayce gets right to it, which Viktor appreciates. In many ways, a business pitch is much easier than trying to prove some kind of superior intellect or truly innovative technology to someone like Aleksander, and he’s content to watch this play out until it seems relevant to interject. Describing multi-tools and their other offerings as part of a business expansion might not be as high-stakes as world-shattering as what they were attempting with Hextech back home but he looks proud anyway, if only because Jayce’s passion is fairly infectious.

Viktor takes a bit of a different tack. When Jayce offers him the bag, he speaks more broadly of what he hopes to accomplish, his own tools more specialized.

“I’m particularly interested in what we can offer to your artisans. I’ve developed a gyroscopic system that can be applied to any manner of tools, allowing for more efficient, more precise work.”

Which he will demonstrate, by what seems to be some kind of metal-welder around in his grasp—-the tool stays level and steady the entire time.

“Among other things. We’d like to establish ourselves here, in the interest of a mutually-beneficial relationship.”