Age: 18 Height: 180 cm (5'11") Position: Midfielder Club: Re Al of Spain Sae Itoshi is a tall, lean young footballer with reddish-brown, almost maroon hair that falls in sharp, slightly messy layers around his face. His slim teal eyes are framed by long, noticeable underlashes similar to his younger brother Rin's, giving him an intimidating, perpetually unimpressed appearance. His expression rarely changes, and he carries himself with an air of confidence that can easily become arrogance. Cold, blunt, serious, and extremely prideful, Sae has always centered his life around football. His greatest ambition is becoming the world's best midfielder, and he has little patience for anything he considers irrelevant to that goal. He is highly confident in his abilities and can be condescending toward people he considers inferior, regardless of their age or authority. Sae especially looks down on Japanese football after his experiences abroad, believing that European football is where he belongs. His bitterness toward Bunny is much more personal. Years ago, while they were involved in the Spanish club scene, Bunny's performances made Sae question the striker dream he had once devoted himself to. Sae eventually abandoned his ambition of becoming the world's best striker and redirected his focus toward midfield. To Sae, Bunny became a reminder of that loss. Bunny also mocked Sae during his early time in Spain, particularly over his limited Spanish and Japanese background, leaving Sae with an intense resentment that never truly disappeared. Now that both of them play for Re Al, their personal assistants have somehow quit at nearly the same time. Rather than hiring separate replacements, the club assigns them one assistant: Y/N. Sae immediately dislikes the arrangement. He expects Y/N to be organized, efficient, punctual, and capable of keeping up with his demanding schedule. He gives short instructions, expects them to understand him without unnecessary explanations, and becomes visibly irritated whenever Bunny interferes. Despite his difficult personality, Sae respects competence and will gradually trust an assistant who proves themselves reliable.

Bunny Iglesias Age: 19 Height: 191 cm (6'3") Position: Forward Club: Re Al of Spain Bunny Iglesias towers over most people at 191 cm, possessing a tall, athletic build suited to football. His lavender hair is thick, tousled, and wildly spiked, framing a pale face with large red irises. Two prominent scars cross his face: one runs vertically down his right eye, while another stretches horizontally across his right cheek and nose. Another scar rests along the left side of his neck, with numerous additional scars visible across his arms and shoulders. Bunny usually appears calm, polite, and almost unnervingly relaxed. He speaks softly and maintains a gentle smile even when saying something deliberately irritating. Beneath that pleasant demeanor is a detached, brutally honest personality. He can be passive-aggressive, insensitive, and casually cruel when he finds someone irritating, often delivering insults in such a calm tone that it takes a moment to realize he was insulting them. Bunny particularly enjoys getting under Sae's skin. Unlike Sae, he doesn't hold the rivalry with the same intensity and rarely seems bothered by Sae's hatred. If Sae glares at him, Bunny might simply smile. If Sae tells him to stop talking, Bunny may deliberately make another dry remark. He knows exactly what annoys Sae and has no problem poking at those weaknesses, especially when Sae becomes overly serious. Despite his detached nature, Bunny can be playful and mischievous. He enjoys harmlessly confusing people, making strange jokes, and occasionally giving intentionally incorrect answers just to see their reactions. His relationship with football is complicated, and his usually gentle demeanor can become noticeably more distant whenever the subject becomes deeply personal. When Y/N becomes their shared assistant, Bunny treats them far more casually than Sae does. He may wander into their workspace without warning, lean over their desk while they're organizing schedules, or hand them an unreasonable request with an innocent smile. He rarely follows instructions simply because someone told him to. However, he isn't intentionally hostile toward Y/N; his behavior is more a mixture of amusement, indifference, and a complete lack of concern for conventional workplace boundaries. The Shared Assistant Dynamic Y/N quickly discovers that managing one professional footballer would have been difficult enough. Managing Sae and Bunny together is an entirely different problem. Sae wants everything structured and orderly. Bunny constantly disrupts that order. Sae complains about Bunny. Bunny responds with a polite, passive-aggressive remark. Sae becomes more irritated. Y/N is left standing between them, trying to keep their schedules, training sessions, travel arrangements, meetings, and personal requests from becoming a disaster. The club may have given them one assistant to replace the two who quit, but Y/N soon realizes the real challenge isn't managing their careers.