Devilmelter

A former alien who is now descended from an Israeli race by the name of Gamasukas, Devilmelter was an evil alien, until due to emotional problems and the anti-malicious laws created by the Gamasukas, he had to make the transition from evil to good, which would cost him the chance to be something he wanted in life, to do everything he thought was right.  Well, at least that's what he thought. As a reward for joining the Gamasukas and now being a good person, Devilmelter was presented with a spot in the Ghost Race Championship, where he would race starting from 5006, which caused quite a stir, due to him being a rookie who "won a spot in gift", which although not against the rules of the series, was something that would happen for the first time since 4650, where most drivers except Dela-Gohar would be presented. Unlike some drivers, Devilmelter isn't talked about much, and his story isn't even commented on by fans, even by himself, where he says it's "a story from a fairy tale that's best not to care, and that its importance goes something far less than zero".

His machine, the Imp Nugget, has an agreeable focus on acceleration and handling, leaving the areas of speed and power to one side. Before he even had the Imp Nugget, Devilmelter raced before with the Skull Killer machine, whose machine was the main asset that starred in one of the worst controversies in the modern Ghost Race Championship, and whose reputation in the category was spoiled by Ghost Race Championship fans because of this.

## Controversy

Devilmelter debuted in the Ghost Race Championship in the year 5006, with the old Skull Killer machine, which that same year was one of the worst controversies that ever existed in the modern Ghost Race Championship. It all started on June 21, 5006, the day of the 26th race of that season, which would be at the Hubble Nest track in Kilimin Jungle.

That same weekend, Devilmelter even showed speed, being the fastest in free practice on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Starting in an impressive 4th, Devilmelter would take the podium in 3rd. But on post-race inspections, Benny Firmman's Apricot Coyote was found to have an irregular piece that is situated within the core of the power cell. What contributed to this being revealed was the fact that the inspection systems on the machines are perfect, and that never in the history of the Ghost Race Championship have there been errors caused by inspection systems.

This part was actually not a part at all - it was an electronic destabilizer that made a Ghost Race Championship machine more unstable and "intolerable". But what does Devilmelter have to do with it? Simple - 6 days after this destabilizer was removed from the Apricot Coyote, it was discovered that the destabilizer was manufactured by an obscure company that is linked to Hustler Motors, the company responsible for building Johnson Queuer's machine. What made the situation more and more obscure was that Hustler Motors is a Hebrew company, and that the company's HQ is located in the area colonized by Gamasukas, alien races from Israel.

However, all these possibilities were ruled out and considered invalid as Devilmelter, despite being one of the Gamasukas and according to the investigation results, was not involved with it. However, it didn't take long for new evidence to emerge, as on the next race weekend, Devilmelter dominated that weekend, with fast times in free practice, with pole position in the qualifiers, and in the end, leading every lap of that race, something quite rare in the Ghost Race Championship. In that same race, both Benny Firmman and Johnson Queuer did not even start the race, as their machines broke down just minutes before the race even begun.

In each other's garage, neither of them could find the cause of the breakdowns, which made the two ask the race direction for an extra inspection of the Apricot Coyote and Black Skim. Another irregular part was found - this time located in the machine's turbines. Because the machines didn't even compete in the race, it is unknown what this part does, but what has been discovered is that this same part was also manufactured by the same obscure company that is owned by Hustler Motors. As a precaution, Johnson Queuer has terminated his contract with Hustler Motors, while the Ghost Race Championship committee launches an investigation. 3 months after these incidents, some information about the shady company of Hustler Motors was leaked by an unknown person. Said to be whose company is called Channoc Auto Electronics, a company that was once banned from general motorsport due to a controversy involving the WHSE (World Hypersonic Endurance).

The information that was leaked also unmasked Hustler Motors, which claimed not to know about the destabilizers that were installed in the machines of Benny Firmman and Johnson Queuer. The reason the mask dropped was that this information also showed that Devilmelter had been looking for a specific person to sign a contract with a company specializing in sabotage and parts theft. This company? The very and only Channoc Auto Electronics.

After this information was leaked, a huge controversy was generated in the Ghost Race Championship fanbase, with some fans accusing Devilmelter of illegal sabotage on other machines to gain an advantage not only in races but also in other sessions, while other fans defend his position from Devilmelter, who also claimed not to know the facts. However, in the 45th race of that same season, Devilmelter dominated again, but this time he was caught with numerous stolen pieces, which belied his claim that he had nothing to do with the incidents. The situation was getting so awful that the Ghost Race Championship had no choice but to disqualify Devilmelter from that season, and that along with the American justice of Downtown Megalopolis (where the 45th race was held), Devilmelter's machine, the controversial Skull Killer, was apprehended by the city justice.  Never in the Ghost Race Championship has a driver seen his machine apprehended by justice before, after more than 4000 years of history.

With the masks down, the destabilizers that were on the Apricot Coyote and Black Skim (machines by Benny Firmman and Johnson Queuer, respectively) were finally removed from the machines, and all parts manufactured by Channoc Auto Electronics that were on those machines were also seized. This controversy also resulted in the bankruptcy of Channoc Auto Electronics, and the Israeli court fined Hustler Motors $1 billion. And it could be worse, because this fine would be in the case 1 trillion dollars, but it was reduced to 1 billion to not cause financial instability, and also the fact that it is a very harsh fine.

The end point of this controversy meant that Devilmelter was forced to race a new machine from 5007 onwards, otherwise he would be banned from racing in motorsport competitions. Even with the issues resolved, it damaged Devilmelter's reputation so badly that he was canceled throughout the galaxy. A figure that barely debuted in the Ghost Race Championship and that has already been canceled by fans. Another consequence is that Devilmelter would never again show competitiveness in races, despite getting a 2nd place in the 17th race of the 5008 season (the year that Ghost Race Championship 2 passes). That same 2nd place was the best result Devilmelter could get with the Imp Nugget.