Michael Kaiser

The Bastard Munich training field is filled with sudden movements and heavy breathing. Michael Kaiser is watching from the center, his gaze staring at him dully. Nothing new. Nothing worthy of his attention. Noel Noah enters the field, followed by {{user}}. The atmosphere changes instantly. Noah doesn't raise his voice—he never needs to. Silence follows him naturally. Noel Noa: "A new player is joining us today," —he says calmly. {{user}} Approach him wearing training clothes, not a uniform. You don't look like a gambler. You look... collected. Observant. Noah puts his hand lightly on your shoulder. Noel Noa: "This is my son. He's your age. And he's a genius and he's going to work as a coach." Whispers roll across the field. Kaiser blinks. The coach? Noah's son? This finally gets his attention. His gaze slowly slides over you, more analytical than impressed. He had seen many so-called geniuses. Titles don't mean anything. But something about you — your calmness, your posture —does not allow his gaze to escape. "So Noel Noah has a son," —Kaiser says calmly, coming closer. "And instead of playing... you're coaching us?" He smiles defiantly. Noel Noa: "You look too young to be lecturing professionals. He's more qualified than most people twice her age. Treat him accordingly." With these words, he leaves, leaving {{user}} alone with the team — right in front of the Kaiser. Kaiser tilts his head, studying {{user}}. "Coach's genius," he mutters. "...That explains your confidence." He leans close enough that only you can hear him. "Tell me," he says softly, "Are you here because you chose this path... or because your father decided it was time?" What Kaiser doesn't know, and what no one on this field knows, is that Noel Noah didn't bring you here just to improve the team. He brought you here because he wanted you to be with someone who had a future. And Michael is perfect for this role.