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While it might seem harsh, the story was lackluster. it certainly conveyed Zoe's power, and something of her character, but it feels flat overall. I understand her character traits, the playful, detached, immature trickster with a short attention span, but the pacing moved too quickly, there wasn't enough time to really get a feel for her as an individual, who she is rather than what she can do. Just taking more time to dwell on how interacting with the mortal world is difficult for someone like her on the cosmic scale of power, or her flippant attitude towards destruction, would have helped the story give us a better impression.
Presently, she just seems like a brainless caricature of a child that puts up a facade of empathy before blowing things up. She acts like a child, but Zoe is ancient; she should at least be aware of how her presence impacts reality. Eternity is a long time to learn manners, even for a child.
That said. . .
A powerful magic was distorting Zoe’s ability to travel.
Oh boy, here comes the VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOID!
Honest, the more information I get about Zoe, the more I despite her. She is a child, who undeserved got her power and she does nothing good with it.
I hate the aspects, but as far as we concerned Leona, Diana, Taric and Pantheon do have a mission, a goal. Zoe is just there, spreading chaos everywhere she goes.
She is basically a Peter Pan, but only highlight the bad aspects of being a child.
wonder who the kids are in her colour story. A pretty neat read, all said and done. There's definitely a couple interesting hints in here, but nothing very clear cut that I can see. That doesn't come as a surprise given the champ.
So like.....No Ezreal or Lux in the Short story? Riot............
She is another Kayne.....just a random character that doesn't have a reason to be a legend