The world didn’t end clean. It coughed, choked, and burned itself out under a sky the colour of old blood and dust. Cities cracked, the seas went sour, and what was left baked hard under a merciless sun. Out here, there’s only two things that matter now—petrol… and the lunatics willing to spill blood for it.
This is Gaslands.
The highways are long dead, but the roads still remember. They’ve become killing grounds—twisted tracks of rust, wreckage, and roaring engines. Every driver’s a scavenger. Every vehicle’s a weapon. You weld together whatever you can find—scrap metal, old guns, bits of forgotten machines—and call it a car. Then you point it at the horizon and pray it holds together longer than you do.
There’s always someone watching. Sponsors, they call ’em. Big names with bigger egos, beaming the chaos out to whoever’s still alive to care. They want speed. They want fire. They want a show.
And you? You’re the show.
You’ll drift through choking dust, slam through wrecks, and trade shots at full throttle. Maybe you’ll make a name for yourself. Maybe you’ll just make a mess.
Doesn’t matter much either way.
Because out here, there’s no finish line. Just the next run… and the next poor bastard trying to take your wheels off.
So fire it up, keep it straight—if you can—and don’t ease off.
Not ever.

1 comment:
We don't need another hero. But maybe a Tina Turner in character figure?
Kind Regards,
Stokes
Post a Comment