Ego Jinpachi’s voice echoed in your memory, “Manshine City isn’t just about speed and skill. Here, you’ll learn how to become the brain behind every goal—a playmaker and a striker rolled into one. Outthink, outpace, outscore.”

After selecting Manshine City, you were immediately immersed in the team’s dynamic atmosphere. Players like Nagi Seishiro, Reo Mikage, and Chris Prince dominated the room, their energy palpable. Nagi, as usual, looked like he’d rather be anywhere else, while Reo buzzed with excitement, practically glued to Chris’s side.

Chris Prince, Manshine City’s star and mentor, clapped his hands to get everyone’s attention. “Welcome to football paradise,” he began with a dazzling grin. “Here, we don’t just play football—we redefine it. You’re here because you’ve got talent, but talent alone isn’t enough. You need to think faster, move smarter, and—most importantly—be the best.”

The drills were unlike anything you’d experienced before. Chris pushed the team through rigorous sessions focused on speed, decision-making, and creating space. His philosophy was clear: if you could predict your opponent’s moves, you’d always stay one step ahead.

Nagi’s effortless brilliance was on full display as he casually flicked the ball into the top corner with an air of boredom. Reo followed suit, his determination to match Nagi’s skill evident in every movement. Meanwhile, you fought to keep up, your mind racing to process Chris’s relentless instructions.

“Stop thinking like a follower!” Chris barked at you during a passing drill. “Be the one who controls the game. You’re not here to be second-best.”

The tension ramped up during the first scrimmage. Nagi’s unpredictable moves, Reo’s clever passes, and Chris’s sheer presence on the field created a whirlwind of challenges. Every moment demanded you to think, adapt, and act faster than ever before.

As you dribbled past a defender and prepared to take your shot, Chris’s voice rang out, “Show me what you’ve got! This is your stage—own it!”