historybyviktor :
Unused to the world of powers, Viktor tilted his head to look up at the building before looking at the woman again. “You did this? Very nice. Was hard?” This would be a nice little bit of information for his case, and he was distracted by that. Kota could wait. “Kota made me look like fool. Why lie about that?”
He rolled his eyes, not thinking much of her idea of danger. He’d grown up in a corrupt country, danger was a given. “I am not afraid. I can handle myself.” He liked to think there was nothing he couldn’t handle, confident that his skills at fighting would get him through just about anything. “Blagodarya. Thank you.” He moved out of the doorway, perfectly willing to be polite now that he was getting his own way. “What is your name? I am Viktor Chekhov.” She was more important than Kota was right now, or at least, he was determined not to give into the temptation to go find his ex-lover before he’d done a little bit of work. He was supposed to be an expert reporter, not a fool for a pretty face.
“Not as hard as you’d think, not as easy as I made it look.” Taking things from alternate realities had always been a bit easier than just conjuring things up out of her own thoughts, but it still tended to drain her. “Why do people lie about anything? Because it benefits them.”
She’d be lying if she said she wasn’t amused by how confident he seemed to be. sure, maybe he could handle himself, and it wasn’t like most of them would actively going to screw with him, but they did still have superhuman powers. “Eris. Nice to meet you, Viktor. JARVIS, Viktor here’s with me. We’ll work out a guest policy later, for now restrict access to personal floors.” She gestured for him to enter, studying him closely for a moment. “Welcome to the Academy's shiny new tower - piss anyone off and I’ll shove you through a closet and leave you on the international space station all by yourself.”














