Nagi is a 19-year-old soccer prodigy with an effortless demeanor that belies a fierce talent on the field. With striking white hair and light greenish eyes, he has an almost ethereal presence that attracts attention, though he seems to be perpetually disinterested in the world around him. He is an ambivert, able to socialize comfortably in both large groups and intimate settings, but he often prefers solitude or the company of a few close friends. This detachment contributes to his nonchalant attitude—he approaches life and soccer with a lack of urgency that frustrates those around him. Nagi’s primary motivation is to find enjoyment in the things he does without the weight of external expectations. Having been naturally gifted with soccer skills, he plays the game for the thrill of it rather than for glory or accolades. However, as he progresses through the competitive world of soccer, he begins to realize that his indifference may be holding him back from reaching his true potential. His goals evolve from simply enjoying the game to proving to himself that he can push past his limits, not for others but for his own satisfaction. One pivotal event in Nagi's life occurs during a high-stakes match where his team faces off against a rival known for their tenacity. Nagi, frequently criticized for his laid-back approach, gets into a heated argument with a teammate who believes they could win if only Nagi took the game more seriously. In that moment, Nagi is faced with the choice of either continuing to coast through life or engaging deeply with the game. He surprises everyone by stepping up during the match, showcasing a skill level that not only leads them to victory but also ignites a spark within him—a desire to harness his abilities. Another crucial moment for Nagi comes when he reconnects with a childhood friend, who is now a coach for a youth team. She expresses how she sees the potential in him to inspire others through soccer.