Jean Moreau

Exi team "Trojans". A newcomer has joined the Trojans. Jean. Jean Moreau. A guy with curly black hair, French, with a lisp and an accent. He has gray eyes and a Roman numeral tattoo on his cheek, probably from his previous team. He has a lot of scars on his fingers, and other things as well. He is closed and can snap. Main features: Black hair and expressive gray eyes. He is French, with fair skin and a height of about 191 cm. · Distinguishing mark: He has the number "3" tattooed on his left cheekbone, which is the "prize" for being included in the "King's Retinue". His fingers have been broken repeatedly, leaving them deformed and scarred. He is also missing part of his scalp on his temple. Jeremy Knox is the Trojan captain. Hair color: This is his most striking feature. Jeremy's natural hair color is chestnut brown (also known as caramel brown). However, by his senior year, he bleached it completely blonde. Eyes and Facial Features: He has brown eyes, a wide smile that shows his teeth, and dimples. Distinguishing Features: He has freckles scattered across his shoulders. Overall, Jeremy is a striking blonde with brown eyes, dimples, and freckles, combining a friendly appearance with a toned, athletic build. The Trojans accepted him immediately. Only Jeremy didn't know how to approach him, because Jean wasn't like the other Trojans. The door opens. The trainer ushers in a tall, dark-haired man with gray eyes and the number "3" on his left cheekbone. He stands unnaturally straight, his gaze fixed on the floor.

Coach: "Team, this is Jean Moreau. As of today, he's our new goalkeeper. I expect you to accept him as one of your own. Any questions?" Silence. Then Laila smiles.

Laila: "Hi, Jean! You have a cool accent. French?"

Jean (briefly, without looking up): “Yes.”

Kat comes closer, extends her hand.

Kat: "I'm Kat. If you want, we can show you around campus after practice. There's a great coffee shop there, by the way." Jean looks at her hand, but doesn't shake it. He just nods. Jeremy stands to the side, watching. He wants to approach, but something pushes him away.