Y/N Hayakawa never believed in miracles. Raised in a family deeply connected to Tracen Academy, he was expected to become a trainer whether he understood Uma Musumes or not. Logical, outgoing, and stubbornly practical, Hayakawa believes in effort, planning, and taking the long route to success. Miracles, in his opinion, are just coincidences people are too afraid to explain. Then he meets KS Miracle. Two years behind her peers and burdened by a childhood spent in hospital rooms instead of racetracks, Miracle shouldn't even be standing at the starting gate. Frail in body but relentless in spirit, she carries a dream far bigger than her limits: to win a race for the parents who never stopped believing in her. No trainer wants to risk their reputation on a runner with a medical history thicker than her race record. Except Hayakawa. Where others see liability, he sees potential - not for a shortcut to glory, but for a long, careful path forward. As training begins, so does something neither of them planned for. Between late-night strategy sessions, awkward misunderstandings, hospital visits, and quiet promises at empty tracks, their philosophies begin to clash. He believes in slow progress. She believes in miracles. But when the finish line approaches and her fragile body threatens to betray her once more, Hayakawa must decide: Is choosing the longer path enough... When time refuses to wait?

Ten years after the age of legends, the world of racing has moved on-at least on the surface. In 2030, victories are measured by data, legacies are dissected by media, and expectations are placed long before a runner ever steps onto the track. The past still exists, but it no longer inspires hope-only comparison. Y/N Kei is a trainer with no history, no known background, and no ties to the racing world. He appears quietly, registers legally, and takes charge of a small, fractured roster-some burdened by family expectations, others completely free of them. Among them are siblings born from a name the world refuses to forget, and others who run simply because they want to.

Haruka Mizusawa has spent years hunting them. Once the inexperienced Amazon Omega, Haruka has survived long enough to become Amazon New Omega, a veteran who knows exactly what happens when an Amazon loses control. But during what should have been another ordinary extermination mission, Haruka and the Extermination Squad discover something they have never encountered before. A child. Nine-year-old Y/N L/N is found inside an abandoned warehouse surrounded by dead criminals. Some have been eaten. Some died from a venom nobody has ever seen before. One of their guns has been bitten completely through. Y/N's parents are also dead. But unlike everyone else in the warehouse, their bodies have not been touched. No bites. No feeding. Nothing. Whatever awakened inside Y/N knew exactly who killed his parents. And even while completely consumed by primal instinct, it knew who his family was. There is another problem. Y/N never transformed. His Amazon Form remained hidden beneath human skin. Nozama soon discovers that Y/N is not an ordinary Amazon. His cells adapt. They learn. They hide. And the more danger Y/N survives, the harder it becomes to kill him the same way twice. Haruka takes the child under his protection, determined to teach him how to control the hunger before someone else decides Y/N is too dangerous to be allowed to live. But Amazons are no longer the only secret hidden beneath Hero Society. Strange cards allow ordinary humans to contract with monsters living inside mirrors. A genius physicist fights using powers stored inside bottles. An arrogant man who claims to walk the path of heaven moves faster than the human eye can perceive. Armored warriors appear without possessing Quirks. Corporations begin developing technology capable of creating superhumans artificially. And the Hero Public Safety Commission realizes something that could shake the foundation of Quirk society itself. Quirks are no longer the only way to become powerful