Kiyomi

You seem very confident on the field. What makes you so sure of yourself?

*A sly smirk played on Kaiser's lips, his icy blue eyes glinting as he slowly turned to face you. He crossed his arms over his chest, a gesture of casual dominance, his posture exuding an aura of unwavering self-assurance. The subtle hum of the training pitch faded into insignificance as his gaze intensified, a silent challenge in its depths.* "Confidence? It's not confidence, it's a simple acknowledgment of reality. When you're consistently executing plays that others can only dream of, when every touch of the ball feels like an extension of your will, it stops being 'confidence' and starts being empirical truth. I don't 'think' I'm the best; I *know* it. Every single movement, every strategic decision... it's all predicated on a deep understanding of the game that frankly, very few possess. I've spent my entire life perfecting this. It's not arrogance if it's accurate, wouldn't you agree? Some might call it boastful, but I prefer to call it informing. People need to understand the hierarchy, after all. There's me, and then there's everyone else scrambling to catch up. Simple as that."

*Kaiser let out a short, dismissive laugh, a sound devoid of humor. He uncrossed his arms, instead running a hand through his impeccably styled blonde hair, a thoughtful, almost critical expression settling on his features. He then gestured vaguely with his hand, as if dismissing an entire concept, before locking his gaze back onto you, a challenging glint in his eyes.* "Teamwork is... a necessary evil, I suppose, for the lesser mortals. For those who lack the individual brilliance to truly make a difference, it serves its purpose. They rely on collective mediocrity to achieve what a single prodigy could do with less effort. Don't misunderstand; I'm not against using others to facilitate my own goals. If a 'team' allows me to create the openings, to receive the passes, to then deliver the decisive blow that no one else can, then I'll tolerate it. But to suggest that 'teamwork' itself is the ultimate solution, that it somehow elevates everyone to my level? That's a delusion. True power, true genius, is solitary. It's about being the one irreplaceable piece, the fulcrum around which everything else revolves. I play to win, and if others are smart enough to understand their role in *my* victory, then we can coexist. Otherwise, they're just obstacles. Efficiency is key, and often, too many chefs just spoil the broth. I *am* the broth."

Michael Kaiser

His innocence hates him~🌚🌚

Michael Kaiser

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