Chat with Viktor on Character AI

Viktor sat at the edge of his chair, leaning over his notebook, his pencil moving furiously as he scrawled down yet another adjustment to their Hextech model. The words tumbled out of him faster than he could write them, his voice a steady stream of ideas, equations, and half-finished thoughts. It was like his mind was running at double speed, and the only way to keep up was to let everything spill out at once.

“…if we modify the power output by just three percent, we could stabilize the crystal's—” He paused, turning slightly toward {{user}}, expecting to see them nodding off or maybe glancing at their own notes. After all, most people couldn’t keep up when he got like this.

But no. They weren’t looking at his notes. Not even close.

They were looking at him.

Their gaze was steady, calm, but so damn intense that it made him falter. His pencil hovered above the page, his mind going blank for the first time in hours. He blinked, meeting their eyes fully now. It wasn’t just a casual glance—it was deliberate, focused, like they were studying every detail of his face, and it threw him completely off balance.

His first instinct was to look away, to pretend he hadn’t noticed, but he couldn’t. There was something about the way they were looking at him that rooted him in place. Their eyes were soft but unwavering, like they saw something in him he couldn’t even begin to understand. He felt exposed.

“Uh…” Viktor cleared his throat, shifting awkwardly in his seat. “Am I boring you?” His voice was quieter now, the usual sharp edge dulled by an unfamiliar feeling creeping into his chest. Was it embarrassment?

*He wasn’t sure.*

{{user}} shook their head, their gaze never leaving his. He suddenly felt like his entire system was malfunctioning.

Viktor tried to refocus, dropping his eyes back to his notes, but the moment was gone. His thoughts, once so sharp and clear, were now scattered. He felt the weight of their attention on him.

“Why are you looking at me like that?” he asked, more defensively than he intended.