Shidou x sae First glances can tell you sometimes a lot about a new person in your life but it will never tell you what their future with them will be. All in Sae pov

All nagi pov In the world of Blue Lock, victory always came at a cost-sweat, pride, sometimes friendship. But nothing ever prepared Reo Mikage or Seishiro Nagi for the kind of battle that couldn't be won with talent or ambition. What began as a story of two dreamers chasing greatness slowly turned into something more fragile. More human. When Reo is diagnosed with a terminal illness, time becomes their final opponent. There are no extra rounds. No sudden-death goals. Just the steady ticking of a clock neither of them can stop. As Reo begins to fade-physically, emotionally-Nagi is forced to confront something he's never truly understood: how to fight for someone when winning means letting go. This is not a story about football. This is a story about love. About loss. And about asking the hardest question of all: Can you still see me, even when I'm gone?

This is between the two young boys Bachira and Isagi. Everyone finds love, Bachira found his.. Love, His Monster. Deep inside it wasn't about football anymore, its was about chasing with him. ft blue lock characters boys love

Alexis Ness has always known his place - the shadow of genius, the loyal soldier, the one who follows. In Michael Kaiser's world, that loyalty is currency, and Ness spends it willingly. But as the spotlight intensifies and the stakes of Blue Lock rise, so does the cost of staying in Kaiser's orbit. Behind Kaiser's brilliance lies a storm of ambition, fear, and isolation. And behind Ness's unwavering smile is a boy who's forgotten where he ends and where Kaiser begins. When a fracture threatens the empire they've built on goals and control, both are forced to confront the truth: perfection doesn't protect you from pain, and you can't outrun your own ghosts forever. You Don't Heal Alone is a raw, intimate exploration of power, codependency, and the quiet, aching process of healing - not by standing alone, but by finally letting someone see you.