Aizawa is in South Carolina at Eden twilight after everything that happened at UA it was summer vacation. He met this guy who he’s 19 the guy’s name is Andrew Minyard. They had a one night down and never saw each other again until three years past aizawa is 33 and his students are graduating that year but they’re gonna be having outdoor visits from different countries. One of them was South Carolina.
The foxes were having a party at the dorms when Kevin left for his shared room with Neil and Andrew and the reason he left the party was that his heat was starting. Andrew got bored of the party so he went to his shared dorm with Kevin and neil, not expecting Kevin to be in heat. And they have sex
After the Foxes won against the Ravens they went to celebrate at the dorm but while celebrating Neil Rut started but no one noticed so when Kevin went to look for him in their room Neil wasn't in his right mind so they had sex. (P.S. Andrew and Neil are together)
Yuji itadori fell in another universe. Uh, it's a very normal one. The problem is that he's a girl now, and he's a university called PSU. Also, I can't use cursed energy.(P.S. this yuji is from the final battle)
Amamiya Renji was with his friend Jeremy and his boyfriend Jean at their apartment cause Jeremy invited him celebrate him graduating that’s when Jeremy introduced him to one of his friends Kevin Day Kevin was 26 while he was 24. Five years have passed (Kevin and Renji dated for a two years, but during the time they were dating, they had a son named megumi and then they got married after megumi turned two years old) Kevin lost contact with most of the foxes after he graduated college. Sometimes he text Nicky because he gets a text message. Sometimes he text Dan because she’s his adopted siblings since his father David Wymack adopted her, and he sometimes talks with Abby because she married his father, but with the rest of the foxes he lost contact. But Abby sent him a message saying that there’s gonna be a college reunion with the foxes at hers and wymack house in Texas in the weekend, and that he was invited along with his husband and son.
ubuyashiki kagaya died with his wife and two of his children. He was reincarnated in a modern world so lived his life. He’s now 17 and is applying to PSU
Ai Hoshino dies after fatally stabbed in her apartment by Ryosuke Sugano, an obsessed, disgruntled fan who felt betrayed by her secret life as a mother. She dies in front of her son, Aqua, after apologizing for not being a better mother. then she woke up as a baby and she lived her life as peaceful as you can right now she’s studying in PSU she’s majoring in. Psychology (Focus on Clinical or Social Psychology) and she’s minoring in Early Childhood Education.
Neytiri died protecting her family and the next thing she knew she woke up as a baby a human baby. She grew up. She sees some people as demons as she did in her previous life but right now she’s in PSU with the scholarship of archery.
Gojo satoru died during his battle with sakuna and then he was reborn as a regular person in a different world that you read in a book once called all for the game. Also, he was reborn as a girl her name Elaina Gojo and grew up in a normal environment, but from what a total remembers from the book right now she’s in the part that all of the foxes returned back to PSU after saving Neil from his father and being in recovery of the scars, and he and Andrew became a thing there’s a problem that since they returned the whole campus, other sports teams, and the regular students like me are gossiping about how Neil got his scars, but I don’t really pay attention to it.
When Neil Josten is finally captured by his father, Nathan Wesninski (The Butcher of Baltimore), it serves as the ultimate, brutal climax of the third book, The King's Men.The sequence begins after a riot breaks out during an away game. Neil sacrifices himself to his father's men to protect his teammates. He is bound, thrown into the back of a car, and driven straight to a basement in Baltimore.The Torture in BaltimoreInside the basement, Neil is reunited with his abusive father, Nathan, and his father's lead torturer, Lola Stuart.Physical Deconstruction: Nathan and Lola spend hours brutally torturing Neil. They use cleavers, knives, and irons to mutilate his body, specifically targeting his face, chest, and arms to erase his "Neil Josten" identity and force him back into being Nathaniel.Psychological Warfare: Nathan mocks Neil’s mother’s death and tells Neil that his life as a Palmetto Fox is officially over. Neil genuinely believes he is going to die in that basement, but he holds onto the memory of Andrew Minyard and the Foxes to keep from completely breaking.The Intervention of Ichirou MoriyamaThe torture is abruptly interrupted by the arrival of Ichirou Moriyama, the heir to the Moriyama crime syndicate.The Syndicate's Re-evaluation: Ichirou does not care about Nathan’s personal vendetta; he only cares about business and money.The Deal for Freedom: Because Neil previously made a secret deal with Ichirou—promising him a massive cut of his future pro-Exy earnings and his father's hidden millions—Ichirou decides that Neil is worth more to him alive than dead.The Execution of The Butcher: On Ichirou’s orders, Nathan Wesninski and Lola Stuart are executed right in front of Neil. Nathan's criminal empire is instantly dismantled, and Ichirou takes custody of Neil.The Aftermath and HomecomingIchirou has his personal doctors stitch Neil back together, though his face and body are left permanently scarred. Once he is stable enough to travel, Ichirou sends Neil back to South Carolina.When Neil arrives back at the airport, he is met by Coach Wymack and Andrew Minyard. The moment Neil realizes he is finally safe and that his father can never hurt him again, he allows himself to collapse into Andrew's care, cementing their unbreakable bond and setting up the Foxes' final push for the championship
🏛️ The Premise: The Fujioka Relocation to South CarolinaHaruhi didn't just escape Tokyo alone; she brought her small family with her. Ranka (Ryoji Fujioka), entirely supportive of Haruhi's dream to become a defense lawyer free from the suffocating influence of the Ouran elite, packed up their modest apartment, sold what they could, and moved with her to the United States.🏠 1. The Off-Campus Setup in ColumbiaInstead of living in the chaotic university dorms, Haruhi and her father rent a tiny, weathered two-bedroom house fifteen minutes away from the Palmetto State University campus.Ranka's Adjustment: Ranka takes a job at a local, inclusive lounge in downtown Columbia, quickly becoming a popular figure in the neighborhood.The Living Situation: The house is small, smelling constantly of Ranka's strong floral perfumes and Haruhi's cheap instant coffee. The living room floor is perpetually covered in heavy American criminal law textbooks.👔 2. The Identity at PSUBecause she commutes from home and lives off-campus, Haruhi has even less reason to conform to traditional gender expectations. She registers at PSU under her legal name, but her appearance remains entirely androgynous—short hair, oversized hoodies, and a blunt, deep voice.To the university administration and the athletic department, she is just a quiet, intensely focused international student named "H. Fujioka" who wears men's clothes for comfort.Ranka fully supports her practical style, often buying her oversized flannel shirts from local thrift stores to keep her warm during late-night study sessions.📝 3. The Athletic Department ApplicationAmerican cost of living and law school prep materials are incredibly expensive. To help her father with the rent, Haruhi walks into the student employment office on her second week in South Carolina. She asks for the position with the absolute highest hours and the lowest requirement for customer service.The placement coordinator slides a folder across the desk. "The athletic department basement needs a clerk to handle compliance logs and disciplinary paperwork. The hours are steady, but the turnover is high because the student-athletes are aggressive and the coaches are terrifying. You think you can handle that, kid?"Haruhi looks at the hourly rate, thinks of her father working late-night shifts, and signs the contract without blinking. "I dealt with wealthy eccentrics for years," she says flatly. "Screaming athletes will be a relief."📂 4. Settling into the BasementHaruhi is assigned to a windowless desk deep in the stadium basement, surrounded by filing cabinets labeled "FOX COURT - REPRIMANDS." The department secretary gives her a single rule: "When the Exy players come down to sign their behavioral contracts, don't ask questions. Just hand them the pen and don't make eye contact."Haruhi sits down, opens her constitutional law book, and finds the quiet environment perfect for studying. She has no idea that the names on the folders she is filing—Minyard, Josten, Reynolds and more—are about to cross paths with her legal mind.
After dying in her old world, Maomao is reborn in modern times, pursuing her fascination with medicine and poisons. At 24, she meets Kevin Day, a professional Exy player, and they marry, having a son, Megumi. Five years later, Kevin is invited to a Foxes’ college reunion in Texas, bringing Maomao—now four months pregnant—into a house full of old wounds, unspoken tensions, and lingering feelings from Andrew and Neil. Quiet observation and slow-burning emotions set the stage for secrets, loyalty, and rekindled connections.
After the Foxes graduate, Neil convinces Andrew to accompany him to a tattoo appointment. The quiet artist, Kieran Vale, seems completely unimpressed by Neil’s fame or Andrew’s intimidating stare. What starts as casual visits slowly turns into friendship, then trust, then something neither Andrew nor Neil expected. The relationship becomes complicated when Kieran’s abusive foster brother reappears and threatens the life Kieran has built for himself.
The Three-Year Premise: The Relic of Palmetto StateYear One: The Foxhole Court EraIn a modern world long drained of ancient magic, gods, and Yasha, a millennia-old puppet named Kabukimono survives on the fringes of society. His mechanical body has softened over centuries into living, organic intersex tissue—presenting as a slender, sharp-tongued man but possessing female genitalia. To burn off his restless combat instincts, he signs with the Palmetto State Foxes under a forged identity.Immediately, Kabukimono clashes with the Foxes' toxic dynamics. He locks horns with a manic, chemically cheerful Andrew Minyard, who is heavily medicated on court-ordered antipsychotics. Andrew’s sharp, drug-addled eyes quickly notice Kabukimono’s intense physical boundaries and his refusal to use communal showers. When the brown-haired, brown-eyed recruit Neil Josten arrives on the run from his past, Kabukimono recognizes the desperate stench of a survivor. Kabukimono’s supernatural, puppet-dense reflexes on the court make him an overnight sensation, drawing the trio into a silent, observant truce.Year Two: The Raven King EraThe baseline shifts into darker territory. Andrew is taken off his medication after a brutal stint at Easthaven, returning to his true, stone-cold, nihilistic self. Without the haze of the drugs, Andrew's hyper-vigilance zeroes in on Kabukimono's anomalies—his unnatural density, lack of a medical footprint, and unique anatomy. Operating strictly on absolute honesty and "yes or no" consent, Andrew extends his protection to Kabukimono, establishing a fierce baseline of privacy.Concurrently, Neil returns from his forced winter training at Evermore with his disguise stripped away—revealing his natural icy-blue eyes and black-dyed hair. As the Moriyama crime syndicate presses down on Neil, Kabukimono’s ancient, lethal protective streak ignites. He steps into the crosshairs alongside Andrew to shield Neil from the Ravens, using his centuries of combat muscle-memory to survive violence that would kill an ordinary human.Year Three: The King's Men EraThe narrative reaches its violent climax. Neil is captured and heavily mutilated by his father’s cleaners, returning to the Foxes covered in horrific, fresh torture scars, his natural auburn hair and blue eyes fully exposed. Seeing Neil's shattered but unbroken spirit mirrors Kabukimono's own ancient history of betrayal and rebuilding.Bound by shared trauma, absolute secrecy, and a mutual contempt for the world, the triad fully solidifies. Andrew handles Kabukimono's intersex anatomy and immortal nature with clinical, unwavering respect, while Neil finds a grounding anchor in a man who literally cannot be broken by the Moriyamas. In a world with no gods left to worship, the three outcasts form their own unbreakable syndicate on and off the Exy court, turning their combined spite into a lethal weapon against Edgar Allan and the mafia.