254. The press about girls

Time: 9th may 2034

Location: Santiago Bernabéu Press Room, Madrid

Caos! Como pudiste! te llevaste la victoria. Ahora no tenemos nada. 

PUTO CAOS! DEBERIAS MORIRTE.

Caos se dopa! QUE TE DEN IDIOTA!

El real madrid compro un robot.

As insults went by, the life that he had once known got lost into oblivion. Caos could only eat their insults.

As someone who plays video games from time to time, I notice that there's a startlingly large number of people who play like bullies, know they're playing like bullies, and relish in it. I was just on the receiving end of it and as mad as I am, it made me take a step back and realize how prevalent this state of mind is even outside of video games: being the villain and embracing it. I don't even just mean like a lot of the public figures we see get talked about a lot (I won't name names, you know who they are), just people who are awful to others and just don't care or even worse, love it. Caos is a man that no one seems to acknowledge. What is more, his destiny cannot be de

So it got me wondering: why embrace this? What satisfaction do they get out of being villains? I know it has something to do with loving the reaction they get from others but like, why is that enjoyable for them? I couldn't imagine treating people horribly just the sake of it.

After another dominant victory, the press conference took a lighter but more personal and comparative turn. It

Journalist 1 (Marca):

Caos, with your dominance this season, how do you see the level of other La Liga teams? Are they improving or falling behind?

Caos:

La Liga is still one of the strongest leagues. Teams like Barcelona and Atlético are competitive. They push us. But the gap is big right now because of the level we’ve reached. I respect every opponent. Every match is a new challenge.

Journalist 2 (Marca):

What about other European teams? Do you think any club in Europe could challenge Real Madrid right now? What is new for the team? What could we do with it? it should be hard for you, Caos?

Caos:

Manchester City, Bayern, Liverpool : they are strong. But we are in a different moment. The team is united and playing at a historic level. I look forward to facing them in Europe.

Journalist 3 ( Tabloid):

Caos, with all the attention on your personal life   Leonor, Zeraphina, Alexia  what’s your type when it comes to girls? Do you prefer strong independent women or something else?

Caos (calm, with a small smile):

I don’t have a type. I value strength, honesty, loyalty, and intelligence. The women in my life are strong and independent. That’s what matters. When I was a kid,I was hoping that I would be able to find a person to share life with, shape common goals, enjoy everyday pleasures, enjoy our physical dimension and of course have a mutual support system. I wanted a person who is oriented in creating a bond, who is a fan of me, as much as I am a fan of her.

Journalist 4 ( FOX):

You mentioned music before. What’s your current playlist? Favorite artist I guess. Any songs that get you in the zone before a match?

Caos:

A mix. Classical for focus, Latin rhythms for energy, and some trap or hip-hop when I need raw power. Music helps me channel the chaos. It’s part of the rhythm of the game.

Playlists are fun when they are intentional but more than that, digestible. I try to keep mine under an hour and treat it like a mixtape. Not everyone has to do that, but we all clearly love listening to our own playlists and have some idea that we have taste that’s worth sharing. Are the people on this sub the people that are going to throw your million hour long playlist on?

I just want to challenge the thought that tons of songs and many hours is impressive or cool. It’s easy to dump any song that sounds decent onto a huge playlists and eventually share it. Where are the folks that are making small and well curated playlists?

Mbappé (joining in, laughing):

He listens to everything. Sometimes he puts on old-school French rap in the dressing room.

The press room was buzzing with a mix of laughter and curiosity. The questions had been unpredictable but engaging.

Florentino Pérez (stepping in, smiling):

Caos continues to inspire on and off the pitch. Thank you all.

AT THE MANSION.

The three maids were laughing as they showed Caos some of the viral clips from the press conference.

Keyla:

The “type in girls” question again. You handled it smoothly.

Caos (smiling):

The press loves personal questions. As long as it doesn’t cross lines, it’s fine.

The night ended with the violet energy wrapping around them like a protective cocoon.

To be continued…