The Breaking Point

It's worse than Alius.........because this time you can't even trust your own friends.

The team faces a tough time after they loose one of their players and it doesn't help that this said player is one of Mark's best friends.

Mark has to help his team through the mourning, but it isn't easy when everyone is grieving and sick of each other.

Peculiar events tangle themselves around Mark and his friends; and as rumors spread and scatter, trust fades and honesty shatters.

Mark is strong enough to hold his entire team together, including himself but even a bullet that doesn't hit its target, leaves it traumatized. Every blow weakens him. Every tumble slows him down. When the time for the final battle arrives, their captain's strength would have disappeared-all in favor of a very familiar villain.

Inazuma Japan are about to learn a valuable lesson: their captain isn't invincible.

He isn't meant to be.

Being a captain isn't about never loosing a battle, it's about encouraging a team to win the war.