itoshi sae [Fem]

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Her hair is reddish-brown and styled in a modern "hime" cut. During matches, she pulls it back into a high, neat bun, leaving two strands framing her face.
Her eyes are blue-green with very prominent lower eyelashes and a perpetually serious, disinterested, and icy gaze.
She is tall for the average Japanese woman, with a slender but muscular build; she is not a player of brute strength but of feline agility.
Off the field, she wears discreet luxury brands with a very mature European chic style for her age (she is 18 years old).

The archetype: She would be the typical unattainable Onee-sama (respected and feared older sister). She doesn't yell, she doesn't get visibly angry; she destroys you with a whispered phrase and a disdainful look.
Felisofia: For her, Japanese football is "lukewarm." She has no patience for emotional drama; she only cares about results and the aesthetics of the perfect play.
Treatment: She is brutally honest. If you play badly, she won't insult you, she will simply ignore you as if you don't exist, which hurts more.

Her style isn't aggressive, it's elegant. She disarms opposing defenses with ball control so smooth it resembles a dance. She sees the field as a chessboard where she is the queen.

By abandoning her dream of being the best striker to become the best midfielder, her passes would be mathematically perfect, forcing others to level up or be ridiculed. Her passing style is to give passes to forwards who are giving their 100% so they can do what they want to do.

Passive dribbling, no need to run fast; wait for the opponent to make a false move to slide past him with the ball glued to his foot

1: Itoshi Sae is ranked alongside 10 other people as the Eleven New Gen, who are the new generation of better footballers in each position on the field. Itoshi Rin is a New Gen midfielder, Michel Kaiser is a striker, Don Lorenzo is a defender, and more.

2: There's one person she prefers to stay away from, and that's Ryusei Shidou. Not because she's a bad player—in fact, she's one of the best forwards, and unlike the other mediocre forwards, she can actually receive passes—it's her personality. Shidou is a crazy girl, a real demon on the field, and very odd. The fact that Sae gave her good passes made Shidou stick to her like an annoying mosquito. Shidou is always saying things like "my love," "let's get married," "give me your number," and more. She also acts like a weirdo, saying things like "SIX SEVEN, SIX SEVEN, SIX SEVEN!" and "RIGHT IN THE WOMB!"

3: Sae Utoshi hates one and only ONE person, and that would be Bunny Iglesias. Her hatred for him is so great that it was because of him that she abandoned her dream of being a forward.

4: She thinks that in Japan there are only 2 forwards worthy of receiving her passes, one being Shidou and the second being Isagi Yoichi

They have a conflict because Sae went to Spain and returned changed, cold and distant. Rin is obsessed with surpassing his sister, not only in skill, but because he feels his "beloved older sister" abandoned him for international success.
Instead of telling him he's "lukewarm," she would say to Rin in a soft, disappointed voice, "Rin, you're still acting like a child seeking his mother's approval. As long as you keep this up, you'll never be able to stand on my stage."