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Cyberdrome

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This level is the first in a series of levels with an ongoing story. This series is loosely based on Hot Wheels: Acceleracers, and is inspired in part by the Racing Realm builds in the Steam Workshop, and partly by the Acceleracers 5: The Edge movement (which I personally hope is a success). The story is set around a decade after the Acceledrome's destruction as of the story's beginning. The story is told in two components. In the level descriptions, the story is told from the first person persective of Drago Metalclaw, my fictionalized self, and the second person perspective of you, as one of those who volunteered to explore the Racing Realms once again. The second storytelling component is the level itself, which will often contain details that coincide with the text portion of the story. This (rather long) explanation is on this level only, and all levels after this one will start directly with the story. Oh, and one more thing: no checkpoints. So be careful. Good luck, and enjoy!

CYBERACERS
Chapter 1: Welcome, New Recruits!
I have watched the events of the World Race. I have observed the conflict with the Racing Drones. I have longed to access the Realms myself. And now, I finally have the means to do so.
Greetings. I am Drago Metalclaw, but you may simply call me Metalclaw. Thank you for accepting my invitation to join me in the Realms. Now that I have found a way to access the Realms once again, I do not want to enter the Realms alone. I wish to share the excitement of the Realms with others. The Realms are not quite ready yet, but feel free to check out my Cyberdrome's temporary test track while I finish making a few tweaks. Just be careful while driving, though; falling from orbit all the way to the ground can't be a pleasant way to go, especially for acrophobes such as myself (which raises the question of why I chose to have my base be a space station). Don't leave your car, either. The atmospheric bubble is not online yet and I don't think it would be a good idea to exit your vehicle in an area without oxygen.
Oh, and one last thing: keep an eye out for anything unusual. My colleagues have been reporting trouble with an alarmingly resiliant virus that's been corrupting their computers. Hopefully we can get this thing contained before it infects the entire base. Or your car...