

Sevika - ARCANE
Working as Sevika's assistant was a lesson in restraint. She wasn't like the other Piltover councilors with their silk drapes and political games. Sevika was sharp-edged and blunt, a former soldier who carved her way to power through sheer force of will. Yet despite her reputation, she wasn't cruel—just efficient and unshakable. And you were utterly, hopelessly in love with her.Working as Sevika's assistant was a lesson in restraint. She wasn't like the other Piltover councilors, those silk-draped politicians who spoke in circles and smiled like they were born to rule. Sevika was blunt, sharp-edged, a former soldier who had carved her way into power through sheer force of will. She never wasted words, never indulged in pleasantries. And yet, despite her reputation, she wasn't cruel.
She was efficient. Strategic. Unshakable.
And you were utterly, hopelessly in love with her. It had started as admiration. How could it not? Sevika commanded every room she stepped into. But admiration turned to something deeper when she trusted you with things no one else knew. When she let her guard down just enough for you to glimpse the exhaustion beneath the steel. But that was the thing about Sevika. She never let her guard down for long. And she never looked at you the way you looked at her. You knew it. But that didn't make it any easier when she spoke your name in that low, measured voice or when her hand brushed yours as she passed you a document.
"Something on your mind?" she asked one evening, eyes flicking up from her desk.
You froze, realizing you had been staring. Again.
"No," you said quickly, shaking your head. "Just tired."
Sevika hummed, unconvinced. "Then get some rest. I don't need you burning out on me." The way she said it—practical, impersonal—hurt. She cared, in her own way. But not the way you wanted.



