The five of them never even dreamed that Leon would actually gift them supercars — and not just any cars, but one-of-a-kind hypercars that didn't exist anywhere else in the world.
The names, the logos — none of them recognized them.
But since they came from Leon, they knew they couldn't possibly be anything ordinary.
After all, even the car Leon himself drove — the Diomas — didn't have a logo.
Who knew? Maybe it was developed by the mysterious organization behind him.
Otherwise, how could anyone explain why such incredible cars had never appeared on the market?
"These five cars are powered by a new energy system — infinite range. Each can go over five hundred kilometers per hour," Leon said calmly.
That one sentence alone completely shattered their composure.
Infinite range — meaning they'd never have to stop for fuel.
Just press the pedal, and go.
That alone saved them countless pit stops and wasted minutes.
No worrying about conserving gas or slowing down.
It was too perfect.
No wonder Leon could always leave everyone else in the dust.
Without the need to refuel — plus being able to unleash the full throttle without concern — he'd always be untouchable.
Their excitement spiked instantly.
With these divine machines, their speed could reach a whole new level —
At least in straight-line races, they'd never have to hold back again.
"Damn, that's insane!"
"I love this car!"
"Wait—this is really mine now?"
"It feels like I'm dreaming!"
Their eyes gleamed as they admired the gifts Leon had given them.
Just these five cars alone must've cost an astronomical amount.
A top speed of five hundred kilometers per hour — faster than any supercar in existence —
and best of all, no fuel needed.
They couldn't even imagine how much time that would save.
Leon smiled faintly and gestured toward the garage wall.
With a low rumble, the front wall slowly lifted open, revealing a wide exit.
"You guys go have some fun. Oh, and Elena — your 918's over there. Do what you want with it."
He pointed to the dusty Porsche sitting in the corner.
It had been there for ages — dust-covered, its battery probably dead.
It would need an external power source just to start up again.
Luckily, Leon's place was an auto workshop. Jump-starting a car was child's play here.
Otherwise, she'd have to call for roadside assistance — what a hassle that'd be.
"Got it! I'll drive it home tonight!" Elena stuck out her tongue playfully, looking a little embarrassed.
Back then, things had been urgent — the Steeldown militia had already moved in on the East Coast.
She'd never expected to be away for this long.
Now, the car was dusty and even had a few bullet holes —
souvenirs from that gunfight.
"I thought it'd just be a few days… didn't expect it to turn into months," Hattie sighed, a mix of nostalgia and relief in her eyes.
Back then, she'd still been infected with the virus, her heart full of fear.
And now — she was Leon's trusted teammate, with her own hypercar.
That kind of transformation was something even she could barely believe.
It also proved that her choice to join Leon's crew had been the smartest decision of her life.
They'd fought through endless chaos, endured Eteon's relentless attacks,
and in the end, Leon's overwhelming driving skill turned the tide.
They'd won.
The team was filled with emotion — especially Elena and Hattie, who'd experienced the most.
"Enough reminiscing. Go get familiar with your new rides," Leon said, his gaze sharpening.
"Tomorrow, we've got a new mission."
He was still thinking about the God's Eye System.
A big job like that needed the entire team — one man alone couldn't pull it off.
"The keys are biometric — fingerprint or voice unlock. Try it."
They nodded, pressing their fingers to the scanners.
Beep-beep.
All five cars came alive at once, headlights flashing in unison —
each radiating its own unique aura.
The Black Bat looked calm and dominant, its black body contrasting sharply with white headlights.
The Star Cruiser glowed with futuristic brilliance — orange ambient lights pulsing like a heartbeat.
Each car had its own distinct character, and not one of them looked ordinary.
They all screamed power.
Vroom!
They tested the engines — the roar was intoxicating,
like fighter jets revving for takeoff.
The sound alone could make your eardrums buzz — raw and exhilarating.
"Hell yeah!" Tobey shouted, grinning ear to ear.
He slammed the clutch and shot forward — the Black Bat broke 100 km/h in an instant.
The sudden acceleration shocked him into stomping the brakes.
Astonished — but thrilled.
This thing was a beast!
The others stared in disbelief.
They hadn't expected Leon's gifts to be that insane.
Even the starting acceleration was monstrous.
Cautiously, they followed suit, easing the clutch and steering out of the garage.
Moments later, all five cars were tearing down the highway, engines howling.
Tobey, not to be outdone, hit the gas again and joined the pack.
The five hypercars raced together, streaking through the night — a breathtaking sight.
Leon chuckled and turned back to the workshop.
Outside, Benny, Julia, and Anita were waiting.
From here on, their roles would shift, too.
Julia would handle selling the cars Leon won —
a business far more profitable than even his system's rewards.
And when Leon wanted new cars for modification, she'd be his contact.
Anita was in charge of the lounge upstairs —
serving guests, managing schedules, answering questions.
Benny? He stayed the pilot — running aerial reconnaissance during missions.
The system had even given him a Falcon helicopter —
top speed 1000 km/h, nearly breaking the sound barrier,
with infinite range and modular upgrades —
new engines, weapon systems, whatever he wanted.
It wouldn't stay just a helicopter for long.
Joe and Finn handled logistics and comms —
making sure every vehicle was mission-ready and every signal crystal clear.
No more losing contact mid-race.
With everyone settled into their roles, Leon finally felt at ease.
Now that Tobey's team had merged with his,
his crew was complete.
Combat? Covered — Shaw, Hattie, Elena, and Gisele were all monsters in a fight.
Support? Locked in — Benny on route surveillance, spotting dangers before they happened.
No more collapses or ambushes like before.
Repairs, comms, logistics — all handled by experts.
Together, they were the foundation of Leon's rise to global dominance.
Even when facing complex foreign circuits,
he'd be unstoppable.
To make things even smoother, the system had built several houses behind the garage —
each fully furnished for the crew to live in.
They'd pick whichever they liked.
Once everyone was settled, Leon slipped into the Diomas for some peace.
"Hello, welcome aboard Diomas! I'm your new onboard AI, Momo!"
A tiny chibi girl appeared on the center console —
dangling her legs, smiling brightly at Leon.
She looked about twenty-five centimeters tall, dressed in a stylish lace one-piece dress.
Off-shoulder design, intricate patterns — elegant yet cute.
Her legs were long, her posture charming —
adorable and vivid, even though she was just a hologram.
This was Diomas's newest onboard system —
a reward from the system itself.
It made the car even smarter and more responsive,
and far more advanced than the previous model.
And with looks like that — well, she already outshined most real women.
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