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@Im-a-simp55 YES WAY JUST LOOK INTO TIKTOK

@Norah_GT ain't no way 

@Ness_Used_Condom hehehe *lick you back and run away* /jk

@Norah_GT not good ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ

@CleoCranel aww dw I'll publish a chapter soon !

@Norah_GT awww pookie im feeling better some things came up and I wasn't really allowed to be on the phone for more than 15 minutes 

@Norah_GT I DKNT EVEN ACT LIKE A FAG. And yeah they do deserve the heart BUT IM LIETALLY GOING THROUFH THE SAME SHYT

@potatosforsarahh First of all u act like a fag ,second they deserve the heart and finally am comfrting them unlike u ho

@Im-a-simp55 YAY

@Im-a-simp55 YAYAYAYA I FEEL SO RELIVED

@Im-a-simp55 YEAHH COOK IT UP!!

@potatosforsarahh Nagi is officially eliminated from the program after ranking 24th, just missing the top 23 cutoff for Japan’s U-20 World Cup team. Ego Jinpachi declares that Nagi's "flame has burnt out," attributing his decline to a lack of internal drive after achieving his goal of surpassing Isagi. Ego emphasizes that only those with an insatiable desire to be the best belong in Blue Lock, telling Nagi to go home if he's satisfied with anything less .​
            Despite this setback, Nagi's story may not be over. Ego's harsh words could serve as a psychological trigger, intended to reignite Nagi's ambition. Given Nagi's immense talent and popularity, it's plausible that he could return stronger, possibly through external development outside of Blue Lock's framework .​
            Additionally, Nagi is the focus of the spin-off manga Blue Lock: Episode Nagi, which continues to explore his character and journey . This ongoing narrative suggests that his role in the Blue Lock universe remains significant.​
            In summary, while Nagi's elimination in Chapter 299 is a significant turning point, it may serve as a catalyst for his growth and eventual return to the spotlight.

@potatosforsarahh get.over.it yall said the same to that gojo slut