Kiba Taishi had devoured one of his fellow vampires, greatly increasing his strength until he was like a beast. Ordinary human bodies were incredibly fragile in his hands.
The people who fell down didn't even have time to react before he ripped them apart. The scene was bloody and horrifying.
Fang Cheng stood by the second-floor railing, his expression hidden behind his mask.
Several people lay at his feet, including Morishita Yamato, his mother, Sayuri, and even his cousin, who wasn't worthy of having a name.
At such close range, Kiba Taishi didn't even need to smell him to pinpoint Fang Cheng's location.
"Hey, buddy."
Fang Cheng raised a hand and waved at Kiba Taishi. "Your driving skills are pretty average. You only caught up just now. Remember to practice more and drive more often."
"Bullshit!"
Kiba Taishi roared at Fang Cheng. "I was just off my game today. Got the guts to race me again?"
"Forget it. Come back when you've beaten an 86 delivering tofu on Akina Mountain."
Fang Cheng chuckled. "Otherwise, you won't even be able to catch a whiff of my exhaust."
"You're crazy! Do you think I've never seen Initial D? You seriously believe that manga?"
Kiba Taishi shouted excitedly.
After reading the manga, he'd even made a special trip to Haruna Mountain in Gunma Prefecture, the real-life model for Akina Mountain, and spent several nights waiting at the five consecutive hairpin turns.
There was no 86 delivering tofu in the middle of the night, and there was no Fujiwara Tofu Shop. It had all been a lie.
Fang Cheng hadn't expected to run into a vampire who was a car enthusiast.
He spread his hands. "Then I guess you'll never surpass my driving skills in your entire life."
"What makes you so sure?"
"Because