BLUE LOCK X READER ONESHOTS

Nagi x Reader

A/N: Hey everyone, sorry for not updating as I have been very busy! Whenever I looked on Wattpad, I was so surprised at how many people read my oneshots and it makes me so happy so thank you so much! I have pretty much ran out of characters to write about so I am repeating. However, if you do have any characters you would like me to write about, feel free to comment or dm me and I will try my best to meet your expectations (if you have any lmao). Anyways, have fun reading!

The sun dipped low on the horizon, casting a warm, golden glow across the field where Blue Lock trained. Among the talented players stood Nagi Seishiro, effortlessly weaving through drills with his trademark nonchalant attitude. His skills were undeniable, yet his dedication was always in question.

"Come on, Nagi! Show some enthusiasm," Mikage Reo urged, his competitive spirit fueling the training session.

But Nagi just shrugged, sending the ball flying with precision. "Why bother, Reo? It's just practice."

That was Nagi, a contradiction of unmatched talent and indolence. Despite his lackadaisical approach, there was a magnetic pull about him that drew me in—a complexity I couldn't resist.

As the only girl on the team, I navigated the intricate dynamics, balancing camaraderie and competition. Nagi's casual charm and hidden determination had always fascinated me. He was more than his dismissive demeanor let on.

In high school, our paths collided on the soccer field, and an unexpected camaraderie blossomed between us. Reo was the heart of our group, his energy infectious and his positivity a constant in our lives. Nagi, well, he was the laid-back one, but his skill on the field was something else.

Being the only girl in the mix was a trip, navigating between being a teammate and just one of the gang. But hey, amidst the friendly rivalries and sweaty practice sessions, we found a rhythm that went beyond the game. Video games became our thing—a haven where we could be ourselves, laughing over wins and losses, just being us.

Sure, there were moments when competition got fierce, but those were just blips in our friendship radar. Beyond the turf, we were a bunch of misfits who found solace in each other's company, sharing jokes, and making memories that felt like they'd last a lifetime.

"Hey, (Y/N), pass me the controller," Nagi said, flashing a lazy grin as we settled in for a gaming session after practice. Our shared love for video games often brought us together, allowing moments of unguarded laughter and genuine connection.

"You're going down this time, Sei-chan," I teased, relishing the friendly rivalry as we dove into our virtual world.

Meanwhile, Reo observed from a distance, his gaze lingering a touch longer than necessary. His dedication to the sport matched his affable nature, and his feelings for me were an open secret among our group.

I hesitated for a moment, feeling a pang of concern for Reo as he watched from afar. Turning my head towards him, I offered a gentle smile. "Hey, Reo, why don't you join us?"

His eyes widened a fraction, a soft blush tinting his cheeks at the unexpected invitation. "Uh, really? I mean, yeah, sure," he stammered, trying to mask his surprise with a smile.

With a warm gesture, I beckoned him over. "Come on, pull up a seat," I offered, patting the spot between Nagi and me.

Reo hesitated for a moment before nodding, a mixture of gratitude and nervousness flickering in his expression. He settled between us, the tension that had gripped the air moments ago dissipating into a more relaxed atmosphere.

Later that evening, as the sky painted hues of orange and pink, tension crackled between Nagi and Reo. I sensed the brewing storm when I arrived at our usual spot and found them engaged in a heated discussion.