"Are you ready for the most high rated sports on T.V.? Where blood is shed, drivers die, and the cars with expload. Dim the lights, the carnage is about to begin. Live from Tokyo Japan, this is death race." Adela Gains, the American producer/Director for Death Race/Japan rose from her chair, and hovered around the group of monitors.

"Okay guys, how much subscribers do we have for this round?" She asked, her sweet, kind innocent voice echoed through out the room.

"Three thousand for this round, and double that for the rest." The man working the on one of the computer looked up at her, attempting to look up her shirt. She was wearing a simple low cut tank top, easy for any man to look up.

"I did not say the other rounds, now did I?" She asked, placing her hand on the gun that rested beside her on her hip, pulling it off and blowing his brains all over the tower of the computer.

"New man working ratings!" She shouted, sitting back at her chair, crossing her legs over.

"Lets get this race started!"

Louie Sawyer brushed his long, drity blonde hair out of his face with one hand, and held the wheel with the other. Sawyer was driving a Ford-F150, with RPGs on the two side doors and a chain gun attatched to the roof. Sawyer was locked in the prison because of his Mother: She commited suicide, and he got blammed for it. But if you ask him, he would tell you that he shot her. His nagivagtor, Shea Anderson, was convicted because she was a contract killer who would sleep with her victims, and then fill the job in. It was almost like she did not feel emotion, only lust and the will to kill.

Yellow light bleeps on, and Sawyer had his hand on the clutch, ready to speed down that track. He was ready, because he knew the abondon Tokyo outscirts like the back of his hand. When he was a kid, he lived inTokyo, just to ride around the old city that not many people knew about it on his motor bike with his friends. The city was created over a hundred years ago, but no body ended up living there.

Green light, and Sawyer stomped on the breaks-

Death Race: Tokyo