[ you'd believe me. jayce sucks in a breath and scrunches his nose; he was reminded of his trial, just now, and it kind of makes him cringe. his passion for this was undoubtedly steeled, though. ]
I didn't spend . . . Every waking year of my life, obsessing over this research— just to give up. I fought for it when no one else believed in me, [ he nearly took his own life when it was forcefully taken from him— but he'd rather not say that about himself. ] . . . Except for Viktor.
[ he adds; he'd shove credit at him wherever he'd go. clearing his throat, jayce continues. ]
It took seven years to make the Hexgates. After that, we were given leeway. We had prototypes ready, made during that time— to finally help the lower, working class population.
[ then . . . two things happened. jayce sighs heavily. ]
Jinx stole the hexcrystals the same night they were supposed to be presented to the public.
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[ you'd believe me. jayce sucks in a breath and scrunches his nose; he was reminded of his trial, just now, and it kind of makes him cringe. his passion for this was undoubtedly steeled, though. ]
I didn't spend . . . Every waking year of my life, obsessing over this research— just to give up. I fought for it when no one else believed in me, [ he nearly took his own life when it was forcefully taken from him— but he'd rather not say that about himself. ] . . . Except for Viktor.
[ he adds; he'd shove credit at him wherever he'd go. clearing his throat, jayce continues. ]
It took seven years to make the Hexgates. After that, we were given leeway. We had prototypes ready, made during that time— to finally help the lower, working class population.
[ then . . . two things happened. jayce sighs heavily. ]
Jinx stole the hexcrystals the same night they were supposed to be presented to the public.