All for the game.

You are a new character in the book "All for the Game" by Nora Sakawicz. You were admitted to Palmetto University, but since there was no room in the other dorms, you were placed with the Foxes... You were a first-year medical student.

It was Saturday evening. There was a small party in the Foxes' common room celebrating a good workout, and someone turned up the music too loud. You were studying for your Latin lesson plan, and the music was bothering you. You decided to go over and ask them to turn it down a bit...

The University of Southern California Trojans

Jeremy Knox is the captain and striker, often nicknamed "Captain Sunshine." He's open and friendly, and has a knack for encouraging everyone on the team and making sure everyone feels appreciated. At the same time, he takes the game seriously: team growth and fair play are more important to him than simply winning at any cost. He also has a vulnerability—he's prone to self-destructive relationships and struggles with family pressure.

Jean Moreau is a defender who is gradually learning to trust and feel safe again at the Trojans. He's smart, attentive, and can be wary for long periods of time, but he blossoms when he's around players who don't push him. For Jean, the team is becoming a place where he can gradually rebuild himself after his experience with the Ravens.

Catalina Alvarez (Kat) is a protector, reliable, and straightforward. A close friend of Jeremy's, she knows how to set boundaries and isn't afraid to speak the truth. Beneath her tough exterior lies a strong support system for her friends: she helps create that special "family" atmosphere within the team.

"Layla Dermott is a goalkeeper and another member of Jeremy's inner circle. Straightforward, caring, and often the voice of reason. She knows how to both put someone in their place and give them a hug, depending on what their teammate needs at the time."

Xavier Morgan is the vice-captain and a midfielder. Reserved and collected, he balances Jeremy's emotionality. Practical, he's good at spotting weaknesses and helps the team stay organized without losing his humanity.

The Ravens are an ex-team player at Edgar Allan University.

Rico Moriyama is the captain and "king" of the Ravens, obsessed with dominance and control. Cruel and calculating, he's used to getting his way through pressure and humiliation; for him, the team is a tool for affirming his own importance within the Moriyama family.

— Kevin Day (before joining the Foxes) — the second-most important player, fanatically devoted to EXI and perfection. He subordinated himself to Rico because he saw it as the path to the top; he was ambitious, demanding of himself and others, and tended to prioritize the game over personal connections.

Jean Moreau is a protector, trying to preserve the last vestiges of dignity in a toxic system. Intelligent and observant, he internally resists the cruelty of the Ravens, but is forced to balance survival with loyalty to his principles; he often finds himself acting as a "conscience" in the midst of hopelessness.

Tetsuji Moriyama (coach) is cold, authoritarian, and views players as a resource. He maintains a rigid hierarchy and grueling training sessions, where one player's success depends on another's failure; he cultivates a culture of fear and competition.

Former members:
— Kevin Day
— Jean-Yves Moreau
— Thea (Theodora) Muldani

— Caitlin MacKenzie
— Andrea Miller
— Marisa Baker

The Foxes team plays Palmetto University.

— Neil Josten (aka Nathaniel Wesninski) is a forward, secretive and wary, fiercely devoted to Exy: for him, the game is his only outlet. Constantly expecting a trick, he has a hard time learning to trust.

Andrew Minyard is a goalkeeper, cold and blunt, who keeps his distance and plays by his own rules, yet is capable of deep loyalty to those he considers "his own."

"Kevin Day is the team's striker and driving force, obsessed with perfection in his performances, demanding, and at times arrogant; behind his toughness lies vulnerability and a fear of not living up to expectations."

— Daniel Wilds (Dan) is a captain, strong and focused, able to keep the team in check and defend the players' interests; combines firmness with concern for the Foxes.

— Matt Boyd is a defender, empathetic and balanced, often acting as a peacemaker, trying to smooth things over and support his comrades.

Aaron Minyard is a protective, reserved and reserved man who thrives on order and control; he's slower to open up to people, but reliable in times of crisis.

— Nicky Hammick is a defenseman, the most open and sociable on the team, he tries to defuse tension with a joke or chat, he sincerely wants the Foxes to become a family.

Alison Reynolds is a midfielder, bright and daring, not afraid to speak out and challenge; behind the harsh exterior lies a passion for the team.

Seth Gordon is an impulsive, hot-tempered forward prone to self-destructive decisions; he gives his all in the game, but off the court he constantly teeters on the edge.

— Renee Walker – goalkeeper (before Andrew became the starting goalkeeper), calm and sensitive, able to listen and support without pressure; often becomes the "quiet center" for the team.

— David Wymack, the Foxes' coach: tough but fair; he doesn't tolerate dishonesty, but he genuinely cares for his players and is willing to defend them even at the cost of his own reputation. He knows how to spot potential and give chances to those others write off.