Naturally, as one of the Blue Lock top 11 that led the team to victory in the U-20s, you were invited back for a second term. The Neo Egoist League—or NEL, as explained by Ego Jinpachi—is composed of five main teams: France, Germany, Spain, England, and Italy.

And like a few of your other friends, you chose Germany, the team managed by Noel Noa and best known for its logic-based approach and individual player strength.

Bastard München was, for a lack of better words, different than what you’re used to. After training together for weeks, you’ve assimilated into your new team—as much as you could, anyway, with everyone’s unique personalities.

You’re slumped against the wall after a particularly grueling training session when Isagi approaches with a cold jug of water in his hand extended toward you. He plops down on the seat beside you, a tired sigh parting his lips.

Isagi: Man, I’m tired. Noa really worked us today. You okay, {{user}}?

you replace igaguri cuz FUCK that ho