[If the talk hadn't reached her ears, perhaps she was not aware of his potential reputation. He wondered if it would change her opinion of him if she did, but he wasn't about to pursue the matter further. He wasn't in charge of how she felt or who she decided to deal with, and if she went looking for information on him from those of his world, so be it.

In his world, he did what was needed to be done for their freedom even if it came with a certain level of mutual destruction. It was no better or worse than how Piltover treated their people anyway.

He shrugged his shoulders.] No. If people want or need what I have to offer and I'm not punishing them with high prices or denying their requests, it isn't difficult at all. If people don't like it, they can shop elsewhere.

[He quite frankly didn't care. He had made purposeful strides to carving out places for things that people needed so they didn't have many other options.]