The morning after Yuto's party, Rosario High's campus buzzed with a newfound energy. The corridors were alive with chatter and laughter, with the excitement from the championship victory still palpable in the air. Bright banners celebrating the team's triumph hung proudly along the walls, their colors vibrant against the otherwise neutral tones of the school. Every few steps, members of the soccer team were stopped by students eager to offer congratulations, high fives, or even just a few words of admiration.
The pride of being national champions had become an inseparable part of the school's identity almost overnight. It was more than just a victory; it was a shared achievement that united everyone under the same banner. For the students of Rosario High, it wasn't just the soccer team that had won—it felt like the entire school had claimed a piece of the glory.
