Light 'em up

With the good people of Spirale setting up for the holidays already, Jinx was gearing up to have her own brand of holiday fun.  A nearby display of bright lights had a generator in clear view, and without her Zapper to overload the circuits, she thought a bottle rocket right to the control panel would do the trick.  The lights would burn and blow up brighter than ever, sparks would shower onto the streets, and she’d get to enjoy a beautiful display of mayhem to the lovely accompaniment of the screaming crowd!

But…uh-oh!  It seemed she’d been caught before her plan could be set in motion.  The Loose Cannon shot to her feet and spun around to look to the one confronting her.  She knew a goody-goody when she saw one, and this girl was flying all the flags of such an identity.  Jinx made a triple-take back to the crowd, then this girl, then the crowd again.  After a moment of contemplation, she shrugged.  “Yeah, probably,” came the murmured, nonchalant reply.  Then she whipped around to face this blondie once again, a cheeky grin across her face.  “Gonna be one heck of a light show, though!”

✨🌈✨🌈 : That’s...terrible. Open-minded as she was, things that actively hurt others were a no-no for Luxanna; call her a good-two-shoes, but it never felt right for her. Not now, not ever. And she was so nonchalant about it all, too ! She furrowed her eyebrows, almost perplexed at the blue-haired girl’s reply. Wait, wait, now she recalls her a little more -- they were together in the League, weren’t they ? Might have seen it in Summoner’s Rift now and then, whether in the same side or the opposite.

“That’s fair, I mean I felt the same way when I came here.” Although when Kelechi first found herself in Spirale, a quarter of it was flooded. But that wasn’t relevant right now, not when her new neighbor was looking about ready to have an information overload.

Maybe if her attention was kept on the conversation, the stranger could ease into the city a little more. “My name’s Kelechi. What should I call you?”

✨🌈✨🌈 : “Luxanna Crownguard -- but, just call me Lux,” she flashes her a bright smile. Her name held no status nor power in this place, unknown to anyone but fellow Demacians (if there were any around here, that is, which seemed rather unlikely.)