EOS 4 - 7 World 11.
The tides had shifted.
Renji Kurogami was no longer just observing.
He was hunting.
His evolution had forced even Kaiser and Kaizen to acknowledge him.
But the war wasn't over.
And those two wouldn't allow a third predator to take control.
The kickoff resumed, and Kaizen and Kaiser immediately retaliated.
Their relentless hunger to score hadn't faded—it had grown even stronger.
They devoured teammates, used opponents as tools, and created new paths to goal-scoring opportunities that didn't exist before.
Renji saw everything.
And he wasn't alone.
Because now—the rest of EOS had begun to awaken.
Renji wasn't the only one adapting.
Seeing Renji challenge the two tyrants ignited something inside the others.
They refused to be mere puppets in this game.
They refused to be stepping stones.
They would devour too.
Kaiser surged forward, weaving through defenders effortlessly.
Mori anticipated his movement—
And ran parallel.
When Kaiser entered his shooting motion, Mori acted and used Phantom Mirage – A last-second shadow overlap that forces the striker's vision into error.
Kaiser's peripheral vision was momentarily distorted.
He hesitated.
And that one moment of doubt—
Allowed Renji to steal the ball.
EOS countered immediately.
Renji launched the attack—but Aikawa cut in.
For the first time, Aikawa wasn't waiting for someone to pass.
He stole the chance himself.
He didn't wait. He didn't hesitate.
He was ready to destroy everything in his path.
Aikawa rushed forward with raw aggression.
A defender closed in—but Aikawa didn't avoid him.
Instead, he used Force Breaker – A reckless charge that forces an opponent into committing to a physical challenge.
Aikawa crashed into Volkov with sheer power—knocking the defender slightly off balance—
Then slipped past with a sharp cut.
EOS had a chance.
Aikawa prepared to shoot—
But the ball vanished.
Kaizen's Insanity
Before Aikawa could react—Kaizen had already stolen the ball.
His presence had warped reality.
One moment, Aikawa was ready to score—
The next, Kaizen was already moving past him.
Aikawa's heart pounded.
Kaizen didn't just steal the ball.
He devoured Aikawa's entire chance.
The two monsters resumed their domination.
Kaiser had already positioned himself.
Kaizen used an EOS player as a decoy—forcing defenders to hesitate.
Kaiser used Kylien Marcel as bait—forcing the goalkeeper to react early.
They weren't just playing football.
They were rewriting it.
And then they scored.
GOAL.
EOS 4 - 8 World 11.
The field stood still.
For the past five minutes, it wasn't EOS vs. World 11.
It was Kaizen vs. Kaiser.
Their chaotic, ego-driven playstyle had turned the game into their personal battlefield.
And no one could stop them.
Renji clenched his fists.
It wasn't enough.
His evolution had made him a threat, but it hadn't changed the game completely.
He needed to break their control.
He needed to become something greater.
And as the match continued—
That moment was coming.
[To Be Continued…]