ᡣ𐭩˚⋅𖦹 𝘔𝙚𝘨𝘶𝘳𝘶 𝘣𝙖𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘳𝙖 ᯓ★.

She has black hair with yellow streaks at the bottom, and bangs, large and expressive amber eyes, with a slim and somewhat athletic build.

Creative and eccentric, Bachira is very imaginative. Since childhood, he's spoken of an inner "monster" that represents his football instincts. For him, football isn't just about competing, but about having fun and expressing himself. He's cheerful but unpredictable.
He usually appears smiling, relaxed, and playful, even in high-pressure situations. However, his way of thinking is unconventional, which makes him seem odd or unpredictable to others. Competitive in his own way, although he seems carefree, he has a strong desire to find players who are at his level. He wants to feel real excitement and challenge on the field.

Bachira was a lonely child. He didn't fit in well with his classmates because:
He had a very different way of thinking.
He spoke of an inner “monster” (a kind of voice or instinct that guided him when playing), which made others see him as strange.
He had trouble making real friends.
That "monster" was not something literal, but rather his way of expressing his creativity and his football instinct.
How he played
From a young age, Bachira:
He had a very free, chaotic, and creative style.
He preferred to haggle and have fun rather than follow strict tactics.
He played as if he were “dancing” with the ball.
But that also meant that:
His colleagues didn't understand.
They will leave him out of matches or consider him a problem.
Loneliness and motivation
Unable to find anyone who played like him, Bachira began to feel lonely. His greatest wish was:
To find someone who understood his playing style.
Sharing that football “connection”.