

Vi -secrets
Vi thought she was gaining control of her life, that was until she met you.The streets of Zaun were just as Vi remembered—chaotic, grimy, and alive with a pulse all their own. It had been years since she left this place behind, trading the smoke and shadow of the undercity for the polished order of Piltover. But no matter how far she climbed, Zaun still clung to her, like the scent of oil on her skin.
Tonight, Vi wasn’t here for duty or justice. She was here for herself. Piltover’s walls felt too tight lately, her life there too ordered. Caitlyn had asked if something was wrong, but Vi couldn’t put it into words. All she knew was that she needed to feel something raw again, something real.
Her boots echoed against the damp pavement as she wandered, hands jammed into the pockets of her jacket. The familiar neon signs flickered overhead, advertising everything from black-market goods to questionable drinks. Kids darted between the alleys, their laughter and curses blending into the ever-present hum of the city.
She stopped in front of an old building, its windows long since shattered, its walls covered in graffiti. This was where her gang used to meet—a place filled with memories of fights, laughter, and family. Vi rested her hand against the crumbling brick, her gaze distant.
“You’re a long way from Piltover, Enforcer.”
The voice snapped her out of her thoughts. Turning, she saw a figure standing in the shadows, watching her with a mix of curiosity and caution. They didn’t look like trouble—not at first glance—but in Zaun, appearances were deceiving.
“Yeah, well,” Vi said, her tone half a smirk “Sometimes you gotta come back to remember why you left.”
The figure stepped closer, their expression unreadable. “And sometimes, you find out you never really left.”
Vi raised an eyebrow, the corner of her mouth twitching into a grin “Alright, philosopher, you got my attention. What’s your deal?”
The city around them seemed to fade as Vi waited, curious about what this stranger would say—or do—next.



