EOS 6 - 8 World 11.
The game resumed.
This time, World 11 had possession.
EOS's top 11 were no longer aimless.
They had one objective.
Stop the monsters—Kaizen and Kaiser.
Their entire defensive structure was now built around shutting them down.
But this was the World 11.
They weren't a team that relied only on two players.
And now—it was their chance.
World 11 Breaks Free
The ball started at Edgar van Dijk.
Usually, the natural play would be to send it to Kaiser.
But this time—Kaiser was completely surrounded.
Instead of forcing the play, Edgar did the unexpected.
He passed it to Sunil Rajput.
Sunil took his first touch—
And immediately, the entire stadium felt different.
It was not speed.
It was not deception.
It was authority.
A presence that demanded attention.
A beautiful, powerful, and overwhelming force.
That was Sunil Rajput's Key – "Celestial Dominion."
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The Battle: Sunil vs. Riku & Amagi
Riku Saionji and Sora Amagi rushed forward.
Two of the best player in EOS—both skilled at controlling the flow of the game.
But against Sunil…
It didn't matter.
His presence alone dictated the tempo.
With each movement—he commanded space.
With each pass—he created openings that weren't there before.
Riku tried to block his vision—but it was useless.
Amagi tried to bait him into a mistake—but Sunil never hesitated.
He didn't react to them.
They were reacting to him.
And in that moment, EOS realized—
This was a different kind of playmaking.
Not chaotic like Kaizen.
Not ego-driven like Kaiser.
Sunil Rajput controlled the entire battlefield.
And in one fluid motion—
He took the shot.
A strike that was not just powerful, but elegant.
Even Takuma Ogawa, EOS's top goalkeeper, couldn't predict it.
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GOAL!
EOS 6 - 9 World 11.
The ball smashed into the net.
A flawless execution.
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The EOS players were shocked.
Kaizen and Kaiser had dominated the match.
Yet now, a new monster had emerged.
Renji narrowed his eyes.
Sunil Rajput's Key—Celestial Domain.
A technique that wasn't flashy.
It wasn't about raw power.
Yet, it was one of the most effective and unpredictable moves on the field.
He was now interested in Sunil Rajput.
The game continued.
EOS was running out of time.
Would they adapt once more?
Or would the World 11 crush them completely?
The answer—would come in the next few moments.
[To Be Continued…]