TALES OF EAST VALO: PART 2

Time to tell ya the story of the F355.
Once upon a time, in East Valo, the best racers were two brothers, who both owned Bugattis. One of them owned an EB110, the other a Veyron.
One day, the Veyron brother was in a date with a fancy lady. That, until a Ferrari F355 with mismatching panels and steelies flew by him. He thought to himself:

"Hey, a chance to show off my amazing driving skills and my speed to my date!"

And so the Veyron chased the F355. However, on the first corner, it had issues. It spun out, and even after recovering, he couldn't catch up to the F355. No, the Veyron driver didn't lose his date.
The next day, almost all magazines talked about this humiliation that took over the Veyron driver.


And so the F355 gained attention. The F355 kept appearing on the highway, each time more and more improved. That is, until the F355 was spotted on its almost final form in the PTG East Garage, alongside the Veyron. This page down here is from the same issue that featured the fiery battle with the Prelude and the E36:

And the next issue featured the F355. Sadly, I don't have the pages for it scanned, and my scanner's not working so no pages for us.

That's how the PTG East Garage got attention. Everybody wanted to get the treatment this Bugatti killer got.
Anyway, after the F355 was completed, the driver of it faced the Veyron again.
He won.

Then, the EB110 challenged the F355 into a race.
After an intense battle, the F355 was finally declared King

Rumour had it that only the Bugatti Brothers know who the driver of the F355 is. They have confirmed that they know him, but they keep it a secret, as they promised.
Some say that the driver was the PTG East Garage owner, but that rumour was brushed off by Desmond himself.
Others say that the driver was a female. There are many things that float around the F355 driver, but so far none seem to have been accurate.
There are only a few cars that have managed to almost match up the F355, aside the Veyron and EB110.

So there it is. What happened that day? The day I lost pretty much almost everything?
It all started with a point to point race. You begin from the city centre, make your way through the highway, then drive through the countryside and then a short twisty mountain pass. After that, you race your way back to the start and you're done! It isn't a short race, given that there's also traffic you gotta avoid.
My old car was an Altezza Gita. Lovely, lovely car... Where is it now? I don't know either... Anyway, it was time for me to face one of the highest ranked teams, in terms of speed and power. The team's name isn't coming to mind, as I can't recall everything yet. I was challenged by all four members for a race, but I did accept.
We were on the part where we were driving down the highway to get back to the city centre. It was the highway entrance from the countryside city, which meant there was room to switch over to the opposite lane. Me and Brandon were gunning it down the highway, because this was a race afterall. The rest of the team was left behind.

Of course, only then did I finally understand what everyone meant when they said that Brandon was one hell of a knobhead. His plan wasn't to win, but to simply kill me. He hit me from behind, causing me to lose control and spin. I was caught off guard

I couldn't stop, the car kept sliding. I hit the splitting grass part and I ended up on the opposite lane and then... Well...

A truck was coming my way, and after that, everything's black for me. Nothing at all. All that I do remember is someone saving me. But I just can't seem to figure out who was it...

So while hiding I was telling you some stories. But what I was doing inbetween the spaces from the updates? If you say masturbate to furry porn, then you've got me confused with GoverningNick. What I was actually doing was sneak off to get parts for the S5 in a rental car I got from Jeff. Which car was it? A Ford Ka.

It was pretty bad, slow, everything bad really. However, it wasn't that unreliable. It did its job as a transport car, so that's enough for me. I avoided any sort of battles, even with cars slower than me, or equally slow.

The Audi has changed a lot. How much? Well... A lot. Internally at least...