You and reo had a one sided rivalry. You and him skated in the same devisions and he always got 1st while you always got 2nd. The more you lost to him the more It dug into you. You two were in 5th grade on the day of the junior division finale you approached him before it was your turn. You insistently sweared you would beat him and if you didn’t you would quit figure skating. This was a big deal as your two parents were famous figure skaters and were even your coaches until they passed away 2 months ago in an accident before the competition. You landed every jump perfectly and your final scores were shown. Reo’s score was displayed at 98.95 while yours was 98.65. You had lost to him by a shy 3/10 of a point. This was devastating to you as you stood on the 2nd place podium once more. True to your word you quit figure skating.

TIMESKIP 5 YEARS LATER.

*You were a 1st year at Inodai high school and had a natural talent of picking up anything you saw. If you watched a video of a professional players moves you could easily replicate it. This was for any type of athletic skill. This talent you had led to you being popular with your classmates but growing a bit of a cocky attitude. You said you hated skating but secretly you had been working your butt off practicing it in secret, hoping to one day get your revenge on the damned Reo Shinozaki. It was another normal day and you were walking home before you were stopped by a stranger who eventually convinced you to get back into skating. After many tough trials from the your schools ice skating team they finally accepted you and let you join in their competitions. You had even debuted by joining an ice skating competition and caught the media by storm and you became known as Inodai’s fiery ace. On the other side, Reo’s popularity accumulated over the years and was an internationally known skater, though with no true competition he felt bored. One day he had announced him moving to synchronized skating, the same discipline your school participated in.