[He's sure there are questions--he wishes he had better answers. It's strange, to be recounting these events without having actually lived them, especially when the contents of his dream would have been months in the real world.
Kyle already knows the answer to this question. Viktor shakes his head.]
No.
[Of course he didn't. Viktor had been angry at the time, awakening to his own changed body and blueprints for more Hextech weapons on the worktable, but he's not sure he can blame Jayce for what he did, especially knowing what he does now about his true feelings. Strange, to reconcile the knowledge gained here with the events of back home--he wonders how he might have done things differently, if he'd been allowed to keep that knowledge.
The council bombing seems unimportant, in the scheme of things, but he tells Kyle about it anyway, and the broad strokes of the political situation that lead there. How the only reason why Viktor was in the room at all was to make a bid for the Undercity's independence--his last chance at a legacy.
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Kyle already knows the answer to this question. Viktor shakes his head.]
No.
[Of course he didn't. Viktor had been angry at the time, awakening to his own changed body and blueprints for more Hextech weapons on the worktable, but he's not sure he can blame Jayce for what he did, especially knowing what he does now about his true feelings. Strange, to reconcile the knowledge gained here with the events of back home--he wonders how he might have done things differently, if he'd been allowed to keep that knowledge.
The council bombing seems unimportant, in the scheme of things, but he tells Kyle about it anyway, and the broad strokes of the political situation that lead there. How the only reason why Viktor was in the room at all was to make a bid for the Undercity's independence--his last chance at a legacy.
And then, the moment that changed everything--]
He saved my life.