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Chapter 935 - 935 921 Torture in Purgatory!

935: Chapter 921: Torture in Purgatory!

935: Chapter 921: Torture in Purgatory!

Mud soared.

The roaring engines sped by.

As soon as the race track was opened, numerous competing vehicles hit the road like lightning.

The organizers immediately deployed drones.

From the bird’s-eye view, they transmitted data back to the spectators’ area in real-time, displaying it on a large LCD screen.

One could see robust and imposing off-road vehicles like a dragon swiftly shuttling toward the mountainous area.

Due to recent light rain, the road was somewhat muddy.

The off-road vehicles were equipped with professional MT mud tires, featuring rough patterns, exaggerated tread blocks, and sturdy sidewalls, kicking up plenty of mud and dirt as they sped by.

Thus, shortly after setting off, the vehicles quickly became muddy, making them appear even more rugged and fierce, as if primitive beasts had emerged from the mud.

The powerful engines burst forth with a deep hum.

Despite their formidable frames, these vehicles moved with incredible agility.

The serpentine convoy pushed forward into the mountains at a high speed.

They grew dirtier, gradually resembling a long, mud-colored snake.

Initially striking in appearance, the “Tianwei SUV” too became rugged after being plastered with mud.

Yet, unlike other robust off-road vehicles, the electric ones were silent, devoid of any roaring noise.

The race had just begun, and the road conditions were not too bad yet.

Traveling at speeds of no more than eighty kilometers per hour, the noise inside the vehicle was minimal—a distinctive advantage of electric cars.

Of course.

Tang Xiao’s competitive spirit was soaring, and she darted ahead of Wu Jie right at the start.

She kept up a very fast pace, closely following the rugged off-road vehicles ahead.

Those vehicles, modified from Mercedes G-Class, Mitsubishi Pajero, Jeep Wrangler, and others, indeed performed fiercely.

Most of the competing drivers had participated more than once.

They were quite familiar with the route and road conditions, leading the way at a breakneck speed.

Tang Xiao refused to fall behind and kept up her pursuit.

Wu Jie followed closely but without any excitement or nervousness.

After all, this was just to get used to the track and familiarize themselves with the road conditions—not an official competition.

Perhaps it was because the worst of the roads were yet to come; anyway, the wild ride along the way felt mundane.

After nearly ten minutes of frantic driving, Fang Qingya’s voice came through the team radio.

“Be careful now!

Two hundred meters ahead, you’ll enter the muddy road!”

“Xiao and Jie, pay attention and increase the distance between your vehicles, beware of sudden braking and rear-ending ahead!”

“Got it!” Both Wu Jie and Tang Xiao responded in unison.

Fang Qingya chuckled, “Oh look, what a great understanding between you two!

Slow down now, just take it easy as you get familiar with the road during the first lap.

No rush!”

“I’m not in a hurry, beating him is no pressure,” Tang Xiao immediately replied.

Wu Jie just smiled lightly and kept quiet.

He glanced at a roadside sign indicating they were entering a muddy section.

He immediately let up on the throttle and widened the distance from Tang Xiao ahead.

Soon, the brake lights of Tang Xiao’s vehicle flared up, clearly because a vehicle in front had braked suddenly.

Wu Jie peeked forward.

The previously majestic convoy that sped all the way now seemed trapped.

Upon closer inspection.

Several vehicles were revving loudly, lumbering forward with a rumbling engine.

The vehicles swayed and twisted, the wheels intermittently spinning, even skidding, as if they could sink into a mud pit at any moment.

With the vehicles ahead struggling like this, those following naturally slowed down, widened their gaps, and passed carefully.

Wu Jie immediately commanded through voice control, asking the vehicle’s main control system to switch to the muddy road mode.

In this mode, the main motor would output as much torque as possible, allowing the wheels to gain more force.

At the same time, the stability control and electronic limited-slip functions were also activated.

Through multiple sensors around the vehicle, real-time monitoring of road conditions and vehicle status allowed dynamic adjustment of power output to different wheels, preventing them from spinning out.

Having activated this mode, Wu Jie slowly set off, following behind Tang Xiao, and proceeded cautiously.

The rugged off-road vehicles ahead really resembled tanks.

With strong power, superior tires, and high torque output…

This muddy stretch did not trap them, but the twisting and turning, repeated compressions made the road even worse.

For the vehicles behind, it virtually turned into a muddy trail.

A slight carelessness could lead the vehicle into pits created by the pressure from the vehicles ahead, with the wheels spinning incessantly.

The bumpy, muddy road was particularly dangerous for vehicles with insufficient ground clearance and low chassis, hitting the underside harshly, even getting stuck.

However, for these professional drivers and their high-performance rugged off-road vehicles, this worsening muddy stretch was challenging but not enough to trap them.

Nevertheless…

The Devil’s Race Track had just begun not long ago.

Beyond the muddy stretch awaited more arduous challenges.

A canyon nestled between two mountains.

Looking up ahead, the mountain was steep and shrouded in mist.

And looking down…

Damn!

This counted as a road?

To reach the foot of the opposite mountain, crossing a rather wide river was essential.

Being a river meant the inevitable presence of pebbles and gravel.

The supposed ‘race track’ consisted merely of two rows of warning poles in the river.

Warning the vehicles to stick to the middle while crossing the water and not to stray beyond the warning poles.

But how could one drive through this?

The water in the middle was rapid, the path utterly invisible, and the banks, not submerged by water, displayed stones of various sizes, extremely rugged and uneven.