It's sensible timing, as Viktor has had just about enough of this sultry angle's present course in their present location. Instead, Jayce is permitted to pull away without being elbowed, his partner following him across the threshold shortly after. If his ears seem a little pink, they aren't, must be a trick of the light, bioluminescence huh, wow, so weird.

Still at the door, Viktor retrieves a Sun Glass from his satchel and begins to shake it. It's a very wrist-and-elbow sort of action, light and quick. Nothing about this is funny. (It's a little bit funny.) Preemptively, he points at Jayce—

"Shut up."

—and continues to point at him for the duration of the little globe's activation. As soon as it begins to glow, he closes it up in its travel case—custom made, of course, with holes to admit enough light to see by, adjustable with a twist—and sets it down on a ledge by the door. There, pointing over.