BlackDDemon

A privileged life where one didn't have to worry about something like money was what most of the people wanted, right? Who would blame the children of these rich who didn't try to achieve many goals because of the knowledge, they would be taking the empire over?

Lucien Ayers was utterly disappointed after his son had admitted of not having any passion. Of not even thinking of it. He would have his career set, anyways.

Now, Nevan found himself on the streets with nowhere to go and only a suitcase with himself. His father had given him a clear goal. Find an ambition and make a name for himself without using his family name. 

Armored with nothing but the AllStars System, he embarks on this journey of becoming a soccer athlete to get back into his privileged life.

What he doesn't know is the severeness of the system involved in his life.

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"What is it that you want, Nevan? Certainly not only going home and be who you have been?"

Silence. Nothing else. Because that was exactly what the boy wanted, right? 

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⇢Character Development happens more than ones.
⇢Slow pace
⇢Parallel universe, nothing about this story is real. Everything is purely fictional.

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AllStars System - Key to become a professional athlete

His eyes were back at the score board. 5:3. They had lost.

And they would lose a player too. All ten of them were at the edge and looked at each other. "We will get a player, right?" Takemichi asked.

"Yeah. You can choose one from our team and move forward, I guess." Ronin spoke. He did not seem motivated for this. In fact, it felt like all of them just wanted to get a rest and have some nutritions.

"We have time. We will just let you guys know later." It was Ryusei. "For now, let's just enjoy the break."

Nevan looked at the display. How could he not be? Yoichi had failed to pass three times. What did they say?

Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.

After seeing the expression on Yoichi's face, he could not bring himself to actually trust that guy. He had seemed uninterested, satisfied even.

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