HIATUS

I've sort of lost interest in continuing this, so instead of completely killing it off, I'm pausing it. Until next time!

And so it begins...

The last battle between me and the Rolling Guy team. After all the trouble and events that occurred to me, after battling the entire Rolling Guy team, I finally got to the top of their team, and am a few steps away from clearing this "stage". Their leader drives a 2JZ swapped S14, pushing great amounts of power. It was quite a tough opponent for me. There were moments where he was pulling away...

Other moments we were side by side, "arguing" as to who will turn out to be the dominant one in this battle, with both of us having to swerve left and right to avoid the slower cars that were incoming...

And other times where I was in the lead, pushing the German V8 muscle to the maximum, and that combined with the Japanese Straight Six heart of the S14 roaring to the highest it possibly could, created a beautiful soundtrack that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Eventually, I pulled away, which declared me victorious.

This last victory meant that the Rolling Guy team was now out of my way, allowing me to get one step closer to my target:
Regaining my fame and going even further.

Meeting her was quite useful. I learned stuff that I'm sure will be useful for further in my adventure. It's good to know Rick and Matt are most likely not on the streets anymore. That and she gave me her number... I suppose that's good?

The next day, I decided to take my Audi for a drive.

I kept driving. And driving...
Traffic car here, traffic car there
"The highway's quiet today..." I thought to myself.

However, one of those traffic cars, an Estima Lucida, seemed to go angry at me and floored it...

Let's just say it deeeeefinitely wasn't stock. The engine sounded like a supercharged V8, and it seemed to have been converted to AWD.
Of course I can't just let someone overtake me, so that meant a race.

It's acceleration didn't seem to be affected much by the weight. My best guess is that weight reduction has happened. It easily zoomed past me.

He even used his blinkers when switching lane. Must definitely be a family man who wanted a non-boring commute car.
He went ahead of me, but not for long. One road bump and the awfully tall minivan spun out.

He gladly did not crash into the wall, somehow. I stopped to check onto him just in case something happened to the driver himself. He was just feeling a bit dizzy from spinning out according to him, and that was all. He went on his way after that.