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Welcome to an Earth where angels and demons have lived freely among humans for a couple hundred or so years. Not every devil is a bad guy, and not every angel is, well, an angel. However, the prejudice is still real and the judgement is apparent.

Schools are segregated. Devils are turned away. Angels are seen as saviors. And hybrids are looked at with horror and awe.

Located on Hawaiʻi, Hawaii, Leilani High is the only high school in Hawaii that accepts all three species. The school is a dam that is ready to burst.

Will you be the cause?

In a world were cars and other vehicles are living beings and the dominant lifeform on the planet; civilization has developed quite differently than the human world we know.

Setting:

Welcome to New Transit City, the most populated city of the United Streets of Americorp! This city is a bustling metropolis with multiple levels of transit that connect its towering skyscrapers at multiple levels, including a subterranean Level -1 which is like a vast city unto itself.

Roads - The first difference you’d notice, aside from the cars which populate this world, is the more advanced, complex system of roads and elevated highways that allow vehicles of all kinds access towering skyscrapers at multiple levels.

Vehicles Biology:

Cabin Area- The cabin area of most vehicles is empty and does not have seats, instead serving as a storage space. For larger vehicles like buses, trains, boats, or planes their insides can sometimes be used as transportation for smaller cars, with airbags deploying throughout the vehicle in the event of a crash.

Engine - The engines are similar to those of our world but more complex. They are mechanical and made of metal, requiring gasoline to continue running and liquid coolant to prevent from overheating. When not in drive, vehicles can power down their engines and continue to roll slowly or “walk” on their tires, relying solely on stored energy. Vehicles do this within buildings for safety reasons and also to avoid excessive carbon monoxide build.

Wheels- Tires can be changed and swapped, as they are the equivalent of shoes and must be replaced regularly, but they do have some ability to feel the environment. Most importantly, vehicles are able to stick objects to their tires using electrostatic adhesion to grip them.

Forklifts- While tires allow vehicles to grip objects, most cars are unable to manipulate them or use specialized tools in the same way forklifts can. Though they are smaller and slower than most vehicles, their specialized appendages grant them more control over their environment. For this reason, forklifts have been historically oppressed within the cars universe and used for forced labor, though much has changed in modern times, as it has been over one century since the Great Forklift Revolution.

Growth - Vehicles grow throughout their lifetime up into young adulthood, starting off as tiny vehicles which spawn from the trunk or other similar compartment of a vehicle. Most vehicles start of as 4-wheel, 2 door cars, only later developing additional features that begin to resemble other types of vehicles as they age.

Vehicles grow by shedding individual sections of the outermost layer at a time, allowing that part to grow and change before generating a new outer shell. Vehicles can also choose to have a mechanic install modifications which can be used to guide further developments in the cars growth as they age. Using such modification techniques, a small car could grow into a monster truck or construction vehicle.

Modification - Once a vehicle has reached adulthood, it becomes more difficult to alter their body to become a different type of car, as their internal structure adapts to fit their exterior shell. However, modification technology continues to develop, and some vehicles across the planet have begun to worry about the potential misuse of these emerging technologies, were they to fall into the wrong hands.

Already, some wealthy vehicles have begun to install modifications that grant them powers inaccessible to the everyday car, and this is an ongoing struggle in this world run by vehicles.

Every child is taught three things.

One, your true name is to be hidden at all costs.

Two, no amount of power or money should ever tempt you into signing a deal.

And Three, under no circumstances do you become a demon hunter.

This world has long been overrun by demons, who leverage their magical might to tempt humans into giving up their souls for anything they desire. But just as long as those monsters have plagued the earth, there have been demon hunters: humans either brave enough or foolish enough to go against these demons. It has never been an occupation with a long lifespan for those who undertake it.

However, a few days ago, a rumor began spreading that Elegy, one of the country’s most feared demon hunters, was creating a new team. One with a brand new strategy that promised a higher survival rate: defeating demons by exploiting loopholes and faults in their own deals. It almost sounds too good to be true.

For some reason or the other though, you decide to take these rumors seriously and find Elegy, and for some reason, he accepts your help.

Welcome to the Dealbreakers, dear hunter.

“Let’s hope you last.”