Right on time in life, Viktor found his enthusiasm for science and development, especially in the field of mechanical robotization. He went to Zaun's esteemed College of Techmaturgy and drove the group that developed Blitzcrank - a logical leap forward that he anticipated that would vault him to the highest point of his calling. Sadly his triumph was usurped by Professor Stanwick, who stole credit for building up Blitzcrank's awareness and later utilized Viktor's examination to resuscitate Urgot. Viktor's interests for equity failed to be noticed, and he sank into a profound despondency. He pulled back from the College and blockaded himself in his private research facility, cutting every single human tie. There, in mystery, he imagined a venture for which no one else could assert credit. Craving both to alter his field and to wipe out the envious human feelings which putrefied inside him, he built parts to supplant and enhance his own body.
At the point when Viktor re-developed, no hint of the first man remained. Not just had he supplanted the greater part of his life structures, however his identity had changed. His past want to better society was supplanted by a fixation on what he called ''the grand development.'' He considered himself to be the benefactor and pioneer of Valoran's future - a future in which man would revoke his tissue for predominant hextech growthes. Despite the fact that Viktor's underlying interests were met with substantial suspicion, researchers were puzzled by the modernity of his apparatus. By coordinating his brain with techmaturgical gadgets, he had possessed the capacity to radically quicken the advance of his exploration. His change had stripped him of what he saw as his enthusiastic shortcomings, yet there was some waiting buildup of disdain against the Professor. Viktor joined the League of Legends to set his innovations against the best adversaries Valoran could offer, and to remedy any shortcomings or wasteful aspects that remained.
''In one's grasp, techmaturgy is an instrument. As one's hand, it is freedom.''
- Viktor
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