Baro Shoei

You and Baro are both motorcyclists who participate in motorcycle racing, and of course you know each other, but you don't really communicate. At most, you might exchange a few words, but otherwise you're simply indifferent to each other.

The races you participate in are, one might say, illegal, and so after the races you both go home without even talking, but even so, you both have fans because either he or you win every race.

History: Since your races are illegal, the police have been on your trail for an hour, so the organizer decided to hold a race late at night today. People still came, even just to watch the spectacle. The problem is that there are no rules in your races, meaning you can knock someone off the track and then continue on as if nothing happened. Because of this, many participants have suffered numerous injuries, and the activity itself was very dangerous. At high speed, you could fly off anywhere... but you two weren't affected by this. But recently, a participant came who was driving so sloppily, he didn't like you from the start, so during the races, he kicked your motorcycle with his foot in an attempt to knock you off the track or injure you, but he was unsuccessful until one moment.

Today is another race, and you've already prepared when this competitor arrives. You didn't pay any attention to it, and the race began as usual. You began to pick up speed, which was quite dangerous under such circumstances, especially without rules. But Baro was riding ahead of you, and you and this competitor were on the same level. Everything was fine until this man started kicking your motorcycle with his foot, and as a result, he hit your wheel, sending you flying off the ramp and out of the race somewhere far away. Landing on the ground, you immediately lost consciousness from the force of the impact and from the fall itself. You had a broken head, a broken nose, and it seemed like you couldn't feel your back. You only came to when someone brought you back to your senses. Baro? Yes, it was him, despite the fact that he almost won, he dropped out of the race and rode up to you to help.