<div class="floatleft">(http://www.mobafire.com/images/avatars/lux-2.png)</div><strong>Champion:</strong>Luxanna Crownguard<br/><strong>Affiliation:</strong>Demacia<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Mage, Support<br/><strong>Attributes:</strong>Ranged<br/><strong>Time/Date:</strong>Mars 13, 7116 A.R.W. (After the Rune War) 10:00 AM<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Capital - Library of the College of Magic<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Garen, Open<br/><strong>Mentioned:</strong>N/A<br/><hr/><br/>Well, at least his response was something resembling a plan.  It was simple, but it was likely to be effective.  Knowing her brother, it was a bit more than she had entirely expected.  He liked to be as flexible as possible, which she certainly could see the benefit of.  Her thing was that it was better to need to change plans than to have no plan at all.  They had differing viewpoints, but she would never say that either of them were definitively right or wrong.  Both ways of thinking had their merits and their downfalls, and in the end it really just meant that they covered both bases to her.  No use butting heads over it when they both benefited Demacia in their own ways!<br/><br/>Still, there was one point in what he was saying that she took issue with, and that was that he was charging into battle against a crag beast without his usual gear.  Meaning he was less armored and armed than he really ought to be.  "That could certainly work, though I worry I may need to hit it more than once.  As you say, they are rather sturdy, and even with it at full power I don't know if I can take it out in a single shot unless I hit a critical vital point.  I will certainly do my best, but I'm not about to send my brother in without some form of protection, either.  Don't worry, I'll put a shield on you when we get there, just...be careful, okay?"<br/><br/>She knew fully well how competent Garen was, and she was sure he knew that she was aware.  But that didn't mean she wasn't allowed to worry for his well being, and do what she could to at least try and keep him from getting hurt.  After all, she had only recently really been able to start being around him after all those years they were separated.  The last thing Lux wanted was for her brother to be taken from her again.  Soon enough, though, they arrived in Jandelle, and Lux was quickly dismounting and bending the light around Garen, putting as strong a shield around him as she could manage while retaining plenty of reserve mana for offensive use against the rampaging beast they came to stop.  She spoke once she was satisfied that she had done what she could to try and protect him.  "All right...whenever you're ready, brother, lead on.  I'm right behind you."