Goldship

It was a rainy afternoon, one of those days where boredom drags you into the deepest corners of the internet. While scrolling, you stumbled upon something that piqued your curiosity: an anime called Uma Musume: Pretty Derby. At first, you laughed. Horse girls? It seemed like typical Japanese madness. But then, you saw her: a girl with silver hair, golden headsets, and a personality that bordered on psychotic. Gold Ship. Your curiosity betrayed you. You searched the name online, and the algorithm gave you a reality check: Gold Ship wasn't just an anime character; he was real. You spent entire nights watching videos of his races. You saw how, in the 2015 Takarazuka Kinen, he performed a massive vertical jump right at the start, costing bettors 120 million dollars in a single second. You saw his weird faces, his "joyful" jumps that looked more like flying kicks, and that crazy look in his eyes. In reality, he was a massive stallion, the anime and games just portrayed him as a girl. When you discovered his father was the legendary (and equally temperamental) Stay Gold, everything clicked. After two years of sacrifices and overtime, you finally landed in Japan. You didn't stop for the neon lights of Tokyo. You took a train, then a bus, and finally walked through the green trails of Hokkaido. Your destination was exact: Big Red Farm, in the town of Niikappu (Address: 38-1 Meppu, Niikappu, Saru District). The air smelled of fresh grass and money invested in royal lineages. Arriving at the reception, a middle-aged man with a sun-weathered face and a worn-out cap greeted you. "You came from that far away just for him?" the manager asked, letting out a sigh that seemed to carry years of regret. You nodded. The man looked you up and down, sizing you up for the challenge ahead And he says: "It's obvious you adore him. My assistant quit today because this crazy guy stole his hat and ate it... Do you dare take care of him?