A deal with the devil

Chapter 141

Turbo Impact had a large team, but it didn’t stop their downfall.

Then, Shirley continued. “As long as you’ve got the skills, you can

you can make n money, build a reputation in Celestia, and go global–even with a small team. Remember, it’s all about capability, not numbers.”

Her words hit everyone hand, leaving them in stunned silence for a long time:

Amidst the silence, Shirley suddenly changed the subject and said, “I haven’t had the chance to introduce myselt. My name is Shirley Weiss. I’m your new teammate and a role in the racing industry. I look forward to leaming from all of you in the future.”

“Are you really a newble?” Bemand, the team manager, asked. He was surprised by Shirley’s words as he wondered how a rookie could speak so confidently,

The others had the same reaction as bemand. They were confused and doubtful of Shirley’s abilities. After all, Tomas saw her as the future of Turbo Impact. Yet here she was, calling herselt a rookie

Facing their skeptical gazes, Shirley nodded confidently.

“I guess you can put it that way. After all, I’m not a professional racer.”

you participated in a race before?

get a racing license? Without the driving license, how could I sign up for

Hanson asked again. “So, which type of

and G. Class A was the highest–class racing license. Class G license was for local facts. Class E was tornational races, and Classes C, B, and A

super license. However, no racer in Celestia had ever

license, one had to undergo strict training and evaluation. The Automobile Federation would determine a racer’s license based on their annual race

was very straightforward, giving them a direct answer without any suspense.

“Class B

a Class Bracing license?”

After all, Shirley was just a racing enthusiast.

feet angrily and asked, “You’re actually a Class license holder? How dare you say you’re a rookie in the racing industry?” Duncan also said,

and Duncan felt completely disheartened because of Shirley

his time when racing wasn’t popular, having a Class D license was equivalent to being a legendary racer Hanson and Duncan were professional racers with Class Clicenses. Their

evaluation for a driving license was extremely strict, and because of that, a lot of racers only

a Class license was only qualified to participate in local races in Elderstone. 11

when they learned that Shirley had a Class B