Emotion of Winning (Male reader x Blue Lock)

Luck

The whistle blew three times, signaling the end of the game. Isagi, in all his rage, shouted loudly and punched the ground, the other players on the white team gasping for breath, angry at their defeat. Aryu was in a pose, showing his glam in victory, he took a deep breath, approaching (Y/n).

Aryu: "Indeed, when you stopped that ball it was something glam (Y/n). Now, we probably have to choose who we want again"

(Y/n) looked at Aryu, and then his gaze went to Rin, realizing that even though Rin had won, he clearly wasn't satisfied. Upon hearing Aryu's words, Bachira turned to look at her teammates and then spoke.

Bachira: "Hey, wait. I want to choose the-" Before he could finish his sentence, a clearly angry voice cut him off.

Rin: "Shut up, I'll choose." Aryu and Bachira looked with some surprise at Rin, while (Y/n) just stared at nothing, already expecting this to happen. "I won't allow any objections, that last move... I was completely unable to predict it. It's the first time I've tasted defeat since I got here. Now there's one more person I have to destroy. What a piece of shit. I won't let you sink just yet, come on, Yoichi Isagi. You're going to watch me become the best in the world, and it's going to be right next to me."

Rin finished saying, and started walking towards the new door that opened from the "fourth stage", with (Y/n) following right behind, Aryu and Bachira following, Isagi took a little longer, but went to the other four players. Walking down a gray corridor with arrows on the blue walls. Almost at the end to another door, Isagi calls out to Rin.

Isagi: "Hey Rin, tell me something, why did I lose to you?" Rin stopped and turned to look at Isagi "What did I lack in myself to beat you?"

Rin: Staying silent for a few seconds and walking back, Rin says "Even a monkey could answer that. It was luck."

Isagi: "No, calm down! I'm not going to get an answer like that. I want something more concrete to make me stronger!" Isagi said with clear anger in her voice

Rin: "Luck isn't just a coincidental factor. It's a hidden element in the field that favors those who act based on their goals. If you can't understand that, you have no right to live in this world of wins and losses." After all the words, Isagi looked surprised at Rin, a voice came out of the tension through a microphone.

Ego: "Hello, rough diamonds full of talent. Congratulations on passing the second selection. I wonder what luck is, huh? A very silly subject. Now, proceed through the next door." The door at the end of the corridor opens and the players enter the new room, large screens showing Ego. "As a reward for passing the selection, I'm going to tell you how luck really works in the world of soccer"

Isagi: "Luck is luck, it's just coincidence, isn't it?" Isagi asked confused and slightly angry

Ego: "Well, of course, mediocre people on the losing side might even interpret it that way, since their tiny brains distort the truth to suit them. Let me ask you. Has a pigeon ever shat on you? It's the worst possible thing to happen, isn't it? But when it falls on you, you also notice that the ground is full of pigeon poop, and if you look up, there are a lot of pigeons on top of you. So, can you really say it was just bad luck, when you could very well have dodged the falling poop if you'd noticed these things beforehand? Another question. Play the lottery at a summer festival, if the stallholder doesn't put in a winning number, can you really say it was bad luck? Luck doesn't exist everywhere. It only comes to those who put themselves in its way. It's the same as the soccer pitch. Think of soccer as a series of inevitabilities and coincidences. Remember, turning zero into one, increasing reproducibility and creating a formula for your own weapon. All these things you've learned here at Blue Lock have increased the inevitability of your goals. But when your inevitability collides with your opponent's, whether you like it or not, you're going to create a coincidence and it's going to turn into the zero field of luck"