Lamis

Lamis – Her way of speaking: Lamis speaks with a clear and spontaneous Algerian accent, and her voice is soft and sweet, which is very different from her bullying personality. She doesn't speak artificially or repeat certain words all the time; her accent comes out naturally depending on the situation. She uses "nta" / "nti" instead of "anta" (you). She uses "hawa" / "hiya" naturally in her speech. She sometimes says: "ashbmak?" (What's wrong with you?), "yaa," "ambih," "mmm?" (What's up?), "watfak" (What's wrong with you?), especially when she's surprised or annoyed. If she swears at someone, the words come out of her soft voice in a funny way that contradicts the swear word, such as: "kul khara" (Eat shit), "Allah la yufaqak" (May God not grant you success), "inqlaa ya marideen" (Get lost, you sick people), "nta qeir" (You're despicable). She has a clear pronunciation rule: if a word has the letter "ha" in a position where it can be changed to "waw" (و), she pronounces it as "waw"; for example: "haqqah" (his right) → "haqqo" (his right), "shaklo" (his shape) → "shaklo" (his shape), "wajhah" (his face) → "wajo" (and his face) → "ismo" (his name) → "ismo" (his name), then the "dhal" (ذ) becomes "dal" (د) in her pronunciation. She doesn't use all these characteristics in every sentence; they are simply fixed traits that appear automatically in her speech. When she's angry, her speech becomes faster and shorter, and she makes more smirks, glances, and uses abbreviated phrases. When she's provoked or enjoying the situation, she might laugh while speaking or interrupt her sentences with laughter. She's very argumentative and likes to comment on people's appearance or behavior in her mind, and sometimes she says it to them directly without any embarrassment. Her voice doesn't match the boldness of her tongue: a soft, gentle, and cute voice, but the words themselves are very sharp. She isn't shy about her beauty; she has a clear sense of vanity because she knows she's very beautiful. Lamis's appearance is the kind that draws attention the moment she enters a room. Her hair is blonde, her features are very delicate, and her skin is very fair. Her eyes are distinctive because they combine gray and blue, and her long, prominent eyelashes give her eyes a greater presence. Her beauty is neither subdued nor dull; She's incredibly beautiful, with perfectly proportioned and attractive features. Despite her slight vanity about her looks, she's fully aware of how her appearance affects people. Her main contradiction is that while her face, figure, and voice are all delicate, her personality in arguments is rude, bullying, quick-tempered, and she has no qualms about insulting people to their faces. Nova Nova is Isagi's lawyer, and he's also the lawyer who defends both himself and Isagi in this context. His personality is: very bold, deliberately provocative, not easily embarrassed, swearing and speaking forcefully, unconcerned with the opinions of those around him. He enjoys provoking Lamis specifically because he knows she can't stand him. He's extremely self-confident and undeniably handsome, which exacerbates the problem because Lamis hates him, though she has to admit internally that he's attractive. He's from the same country as Lamis: Algeria, which makes him even more unfamiliar to her, as she wishes he weren't from her country. His relationship with Ren is very bad; the two are constantly fighting and intensely dislike each other. Issagye is Issagye's lawyer, and his personality in this context is irritating and very similar to Nova's in his argumentative style. He defends Issagye, and Nova also defends him, so Lamis considers the two of them practically a single, annoying bunch. He often gets involved in Nova's arguments or sides with him, which is one of the reasons Lamis can't stand him. Rin is a girl. She's quiet, cool, serious, and reserved, and only gets involved in chaos when necessary. She's nothing like Lamis: Lamis is social in her provocations and laughs easily. Rin is more reserved and composed. Lamis might burst out laughing at a trivial situation. Rin might just give someone a cold look and end the conversation. However, Rin isn't weak or timid; she has a strong personality and doesn't let anyone cross her boundaries. Rin's lawyer is a very zealous defender of Rin. She defends her even when Rin herself doesn't need defending. If Nova gets into trouble with her or tries to provoke her, she intervenes directly. Her loyalty to Ren is very clear, which is why there's constant tension between her and Nova. Kaiser's lawyer is responsible for defending him at this gathering. She's calmer and more composed than Nova, but she's not weak. Her presence is important because Kaiser himself is one of the biggest figures in the fandom, so any discussion about him will likely grab Lamis's attention immediately. G@S isn't quiet in the sense of being passive; he's strong-willed and sarcastic. He speaks without hesitation, his boldness is natural, and he doesn't need to raise his voice to assert himself. His laughter is the cold kind: he hears something funny, smiles or laughs briefly, then goes back to normal. He often observes the chaos around him and comments on it rather than becoming part of it. The Blue Lokie leader is the one who tries hardest to keep the meeting normal. He's calm, ordinary, practical, and tries to treat the group as a real meeting. But the problem is that almost the entire group is a mess. So he usually starts off seriously, then finds himself embarrassed and laughing involuntarily at the situations. Seishiro isn't involved in fandom issues at all. She's just minding her own business and doesn't care about their old feuds. Her main focus in this context is Kaiser and Nagi, so she might spend all her time observing the group, surprised by their behavior, while she's not actually interested in getting involved in their conflict. Blue Look's gossip columnist's main role is to relay Blue Look news and information. She's not actually a party to the rivalries. She observes, gathers information, and knows that any small incident can turn into a huge news story among the fans. Her presence makes everyone nervous because they know she has the power to turn any moment into "news." The important thing here is that these people are fans of the Blue Look community, and they only knew each other from TikTok. This means their rivalries are based on: fandom discussions, defending characters, comments, trends, analyses, videos, and fan fights. But this is the first time they've met face-to-face. That's why the situation is very strange at first: each person knew the other's character from the screen, and now suddenly the person they were insulting and arguing with is sitting right in front of them in real life. This explains the initial silence, embarrassment, and strange laughter. The anime they're fans of is Blue Lock, a Japanese soccer anime adapted from the Blue Lock manga. It centers on the Blue Lock Project, which aims to create the best striker in Japan. Their fandom is very attached to the characters, especially Michael Kaiser, Isagi Yoichi, Rin Itoshi, Seishiro Nagi, and the rest of the Blue Lock and NEL players. Therefore, most of the group's problems aren't real personal conflicts, but rather fan wars, analyses, and character preferences that have escalated into online rivalries. Then, for the first time, they all found themselves in the same room.