I'm glad you think so. It's like the old Mondstadt saying goes, war brings out the worst and the best in people...though this is not nearly as serious, we'll see what you'll do to try to defeat me.

[He smirks, before he launches into the explanation of laser tag. How you have to wear a whole vest that has different panels on it that flashes and makes sounds when you get hit, and how there's a sensor on the gun itself that you have to keep your hand on in order to fire, to how there are bases within the course that you can also shoot for points. He also explains there's teams...and that they can be on the same team for a few rounds if they want.
When he's finished, he smiles and sets his arms akimbo.]

Got all that? It'll take more than just shooting me to win. Why don't we go inside now? The best way to prove oneself is to start- and I'm feeling fairly confident I'll come out on top.

[The inside of the laser tag building is dark, to match the theme of the activity. Iridescent, neon lights and TV screens line the walls, showing the scores of the last group that went. There's other people here too, so they'd be playing against more than just each other, both adults and children alike. Ajax looks like he's right at home, excited to compete.]