Honestly, some peace and quiet is nice every now and again. The sun was out, a gentle breeze was blowing by, hell even the birds singing was a nice touch. Ever since he became the Boss, these days got better and better, but sadly, fewer, and further in between as well. With more money in his pockets, he can spend more just showering his Momma with all the things she deserves.
‘Life really is all about the quiet times between beatdowns,’ he thought, chuckling softly to himself. Sett listened to his mother, talking about the weather, and her day. She spoke of how beautiful the scenery was and how wonderful it was that he would bring his mother out to such a lovely café. He knew it was her favourite. It was his too; here, he could truly relax, as not many knew him here, and those who did, knew better than to mess with him. He gently brought his (far too small) cup of sweet coffee to his lips again, and closed his eyes, letting his mother’s soothing voice carry him away to tranquillity.
That is, until she came along.
“If I may ask, are you a fighter from the pit?”
Never had Sett thought he would meet his end by drowning on dry land, but if the alternative was spitting his coffee out onto Momma’s dress, then drowning it is. He coughed his lungs out as he choked on the drink, and tried to regain his composure. His gaze darted to the newcomer, half ready for a throwdown if that’s what they were up for. It was a surprise to him to see such a… small person. Usually, the people that wanted something from him were bigger, more well-muscled.
“Sett, what is she talking about?” his mother asked, as all the colour drained from his face. For her safety, and very much his own, she CANNOT find out about this.
“Nothing nothing momma, she… must have me confused for someone else. You know how these people are, they see a tall, strong, handsome guy and they’re convinced that he must fight, haha,” he wondered to himself what would be easier, knocking himself out, or running. Sett quickly addressed the newcomer. “Uh, you, don’t worry, I know some directions- my buddies know a guy that can probably tell you where to go from here.” He grabbed her small hand and gave a quick wave to his mother. “I’ll be right back Ma! I just gotta help her out, you know me!” Resisting all his instincts that told him to run, he made his awkward getaway with the stranger.
He led her away, through streets that got narrower and narrower, and coincidentally, less crowded too. Eventually, when he was absolutely certain that they were out of earshot, and out of sight from any prying eyes, he turned to her, furious. “Who are you and what do you want? I honestly can’t decide if you’re smart or if you’re brave for trying to pull that off. Do you even know who you’re talking to?” He fired out these questions without a second of hesitation, his brow furrowing as he fully processed what he was looking at. Before him stood a tall-ish person, blue eyes, dark skin, and hair that somewhat reminded him of his ma’s. Definitely not Ionian, or Noxian, and yet, here she is to mess up his day. He sighed and quietly cursed.
“What do you want?”