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Gallus the Gray

> I didn’t even need to see him. He was Gallus the Gray, the younger brother of Gali the Red. While Gali had been a murderer best known for killing a master arcanist with king basilisk venom, Gallus was the complete opposite. He and his eldrin, a fearsome kraken, swashbuckled their way into countless tales. Gallus had even helped Gregory Ruma and Zelfree on several occasions.
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Age at introduction : Unknown, in fighting condition and one of a handful considered Master arcanist in the frith guild

Intro : He is first mentioned book 3 chapter 3.

Eldrin : Name unknown - Kraken - no back story

Gallus the Gray is not "in scene" a lot. He is mentioned a couple of times as a well respected master arcanist in the frith guild.
Vethica

Vethica is an ex-thunderbird arcanist and boatswain on the Sun Chaser. She was forced to kill her eldrin after they both contracted the arcane plague. The aftereffects of the plague left scars on her psyche, and she sought out a khepera for a cure.and with enough practice she learns how to cure someone of the arcane plague.but in warlord of magic she goes missing

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Bayani Agbayani

**Bayani Agbayani** is the host of *Lunch Out Loud* since 2020.

## General information

* His name is known to Filipinos who have followed his comedy shows and movies.
* After 15 years at ABS-CBN, he shuffled between his original home studio GMA Network and TV5 for the time being from 2008 to 2014 before moving back to ABS-CBN once more.
* Most of his television shows involves hosting, though he starred in several sitcoms, while most of his films involve actions with comedy.
* He is a graduate of Mass Communication in Broadcasting at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
Tropang LOL Wiki

A community-run information hub for everything related to the longest-running daily variety show of TV5.

***Tropang LOL*** is a late-morning variety show in the Philippines produced by Brightlight Productions and originally aired on TV5. The show is aired every Monday to Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:45 PM (PST).
*Tropang LOL* is filmed live at Studio 72, Kalayaan Ave., Diliman, Quezon City.
Academy Arcanist

#### **Hopes. Dreams. And literal nightmares out to kill a young boy.**

Gray Lexly, son of a candlemaker, wants to escape his life of old-world technologies and study at the prestigious Astra Academy, a school for arcanists—those who can wield magic. But Gray has a major problem. Every night, as he sleeps, he’s visited by monsters. When they injure Gray in his dreams, he wakes with the same wounds in real life…

On the night Gray might finally die in his nightmares, he is saved by the kind and mysterious Professor Helmith, a powerful arcanist. She offers to protect Gray and invites him to attend Astra Academy.

Before that can happen, Gray must bond with a mystical creature to become an arcanist himself. Will he bond with a unicorn? A pegasus? A kitsune? Whatever he bonds with will determine his magical abilities, so he must choose wisely.

And when trouble finds Professor Helmith, Gray must become powerful enough to help her and fend off the terrible nightmares, before it’s too late…
Pera Usog

***Pera Usog*** is a segment in *Lunch Out Loud* in which contestants can win as much as PHP100,000 & Brand New Car. The segment is divided into two parts: the elimination round and the jackpot round

In the elimination dubbed as "Usog Presyo", inspired by the various games of *The Price Is Right*. Three contestants will bid on a prize of every item presented, and the player who bids closest to the actual retail price of that prize will move into the next platform, whoever bids the exact amount of the retail price he will get the item and will move as well to the next platform. The player who wins thrice, he will advance to the Jackpot Round.

In the jackpot round, the winning contestant will arrange the six items in order to come up with the pot money that he/she may bring home. The hosts will do a skit and present six items, each of which contains the number representing the amount of PHP100,000 & Brand New Suzuki Spresso Car. The host makes a Sure win showcase offer that would make the player think if he'll go through with the game (Pera Usog), rearrange the items or withdraw with the offer (Sure Win).
Alex Gonzaga

**Alex Gonzaga** is the host of *Lunch Out Loud* since 2020.

## General information

* She is the younger sister of fellow TV personality Toni Gonzaga.
* She previously worked with TV5 from 2008 to 2013 as the host of *Juicy!*
* She hosted *Pinoy Big Brother: All In* with her sister Toni.
* She returned to TV5 after the shutdown of ABS-CBN on May 5, 2020. Despite this, her sister Toni still remained there and hosted the remaining succeeding seasons of *Pinoy Big Brother* after *Otso*.
* She married Mikee Morada in November 2020.

## Selected Filmography

### Television

* *Juicy!* (2008-12)
* *Lokomoko* (2008-09)
* *The Voice of the Philippines* (ABS-CBN) (2013-15)
* *Pinoy Big Brother* (ABS-CBN) (2014, 2018-19)
* *The Voice Teens* (Kapamilya Channel) (2020)
Mireem

**Description:** A disgusting, swamp-dwelling, leech-like worm, with a large circular mouth full of teeth, and four eyes on the top of it's head. Five feet long, and thick enough to swallow a child, they can only be described as putrid.

**Trial of Worth:** Unknown

**Tier:** Unknown

**Reproduction:** Unknown

**Evocation:** A dangerous kind of acid, that turns living materials into pudding.

**Manipulation:** Unknown

**Augmentation:** Unknown

**Imbuing: Unknown**

**Aura:** Unknown

**Innate Abilities:** Immunity to their own acid.
Brightlight Productions

**Brightlight Productions** is a Philippine television production company founded and owned by Albee Benitez who previously served as Negros Occidental's 3rd district representative from 2010 to 2019.

Airing more than 18 hours of airtime every week, it currently serves as one of the blocktime partners and distributor of Cignal Entertainment for TV5 and ABS-CBN Corporation for Kapamilya Channel, A2Z (blocktime with ZOE Broadcasting Network), Kapamilya Online Live, ABS-CBN's international channel The Filipino Channel, and streaming platform iWantTFC (blocktime for *Rated Korina* and airing rights for *Sunday 'Kada*, *Oh My Dad!*, and *I Got You*) and has signed up stars and talents from ABS-CBN and GMA Network.
Island Motorsports

Island Motorsports joined the AARL in 2008, creating the number 5 team to run full time in AARL One.

In 2009, US Racing was put up for sale after the race at Road Atlanta, and Island Motorsports purchased them.

## AARL One Series History

### Car Number 5 History

#### Roger Rowe (2008)

Roger Rowe raced for GET Racing in his rookie year, 2007. After finishing 20th in the points, dissapointing GET Racing, he was not resigned, and was signed by Island Motorsports. At Island Motorsports, he would earn his first top 10, a ninth placed finish in Daytona. However, Rowe would finish 23rd in the point standings, better than what he was expected to do. After Rowe's impressive drive in 2008, he was signed by Mast Family Racing, leaving Island Motorsports free to sign Leo Goodman for the 2009 season.

#### Leo Goodman (2009-2010)

Island Motorsports signed Leo Goodman for the 2009 season, where he would earn two top fifteen finishes, the same tally as Roger Rowe the year prior. However, Goodman would finish 21st in the standings, two positions better than the year prior, and he would sign a one year contract extension. Goodman would improve even further in 2010, earning a top five at Wall, and another top ten at Talladega. Goodman would finish 18th in the point standings, earning a offer from HYT Racing, which he accepted.

### Car Number 34 History

#### Phillip Ramsey and Ross Adams (2010-)

A pair of rookies would drive the 34 for the 2010 season, when Island Motorsports began an alliance with Triumviri Enterprises, letting both of their AARL Two drivers race three races in AARL One. In Phillip Ramsey's three, he would earn a best finish of 9th at Rockingham, while Ross Adams earned a best finish of 11th at Road Atlanta.

### Car Number 59 History

#### Doug Pemberton (2009-2010)

Doug Pemberton was signed with US Racing for the 2009 season, racing with them for the first three races in the 99. After the race at Road Atlanta, US Racing was sold to Island Motorsports, with the 99 team being renumbered as the 59. Pemberton would finish 4th in his first race with the team, and would return again to the top ten at Talladega. Pemberton finished 20th in the points, right above his new teammate of Leo Goodman, with Pemberton signing for 2010. Pemberton would fall off massively in 2010, earning a single top ten at the season finale, and only finishing inside the top twenty three times. Pemberton finished 25th in the point standings, not earning a contract for the 2011 season.
Tropang LOL

***Tropang LOL*** is TV5's late-morning daily variety show. It premiered on October 19, 2020 and currently airs from 11AM to 12:45PM.

## Overview

The show was first known as *Lunch Out Loud* that premiered on October 19, 2020, at 12NN as a regular daily noontime variety show. The encore episodes were subsequently aired on Cignal TV's cable channel Colours TV until the said cable channel closed down on December 31, 2021. The original hosts include Billy Crawford, Alex Gonzaga, Bayani Agbayani, K Brosas, Wacky Kiray, Ariel Rivera, KC Montero, Francoise "Laboching" Faisan, Mark Averilla (also known as Macoy Dubs) and Jeff Tam.

During the first week of the show, Alex Gonzaga said her entire family tested positive of the virus that's why she has not yet reported to her new noontime show on TV5. She was replaced by Isabelle Daza as guest co-host. Gonzaga finally appeared in November 2020 after getting her clean bill of health.

In April 2021, Macoy Dubs left the show due to end of his contract.

On November 8, 2021, OPM icon and resident show judge Ariel Rivera allegedly decided to leave the show because of cost-cutting reasons, ironically when LOL just celebrated its first anniversary on the air. The show's producers decided to reduce his exposure to three days in one week along with KC Montero and K Brosas. Accordingly, he did not report on that day. Before his sudden decision to leave, Rivera once expressed in an interview that he is not used to doing a daily show; but with LOL, he fell in love with it along with the cast—that was the reason why he stayed for long, and through LOL, people were able to see the other side of the OPM icon.

On December 18, 2021, Lunch Out Loud welcomed its new co-hosts: JN21 (JD Axie and Nick Parker), Querubin Gonzales, the Grand Champion of their *Buwayartista* segment, and Nikka Brillantes.

On January 1, 2022, Amazing Grace Cristobal joined Lunch Out Loud as a co-host when K Brosas and Isabelle Daza temporarily left the program.

On April 19, 2022, K Brosas officially left the show; as Brosas has no lines in the theme song, the show's producers decided to remove her and later hosted the new reality travel talk show program called *Lakwatsika* along with Ethel Booba. The show had a new theme song and set design. The *Buwayartista* alumni was still part of the show but later dismissed in May.

On July 16, 2022, Lunch Out Loud will be reformatted as a late morning variety show with its new title *Tropang LOL*. It will start to air at Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live and A2Z.
Huntsman Guild

> The Huntsman Guild was one of the largest guilds that sailed across the high oceans. They specialized in tracking down individuals—specifically criminals—but sometimes others. Many nations, and sometimes wealthy individuals, hired them for their skills when it came to locating particularly dangerous arcanists. Recently, they had become known for their ability to track plague-ridden people and creatures. They tracked them down no matter where they ran—to the edge of the Shard Sea, to the frost of the Diamondsaw Mountains—and collected the bounties that nations would place on individuals who spread the awful disease.
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Emily Moore

#### Triumviri Enterprises

Emily Moore drove in 2009, finishing 11th. She would be signed by Sacks Enterprises for 2010.

#### Sacks Enterprises

In Moore's first year with Sacks Enterprises she earned a 6th place finish on the year, beating out her teammate, Mike Greer. Moore would finish inside the top ten in half of the races on the year, and except for a DNF at Bristol, would finish every race inside the top fifteen, earning her a contract extension, and a two race deal to drive in AARL One.
Jenny Clark

#### GET Racing

Jenny Clark would join GET Racing in 2009, having a horrible season. She would not finish better than 13, finishing three races outside of the top twenty. Clark finished 20th in the point standings, while her teammate Tyler Welsh finished 4th. Unsuprisingly, she was not resigned for 2010.

#### Competitive Edge Motorsports

Clark would sign a two year deal with Competitive Edge Motorsports for 2010, earning two top twenties, and finishing a poor 28th on the year. In 2011, Clark improved, finishing 25th in the point standings, and earning a two year extension.
Triumviri Enterprises

Triumviri Enterprises joined the AARL in 2009, creating two AARL two teams. For the 2010 season, they began an alliance with AARL One team Island Motorsports, to allow Triumviri's drivers to race part time in AARL One.

## AARL Two Series History

### Car Number 1 History

#### Emily Moore (2009)

Emily Moore drove in 2009, finishing 11th, and being signed by HYT Racing for 2010.

#### Phillip Ramsey (2010-)

Ramsey would drive in 2010, finishing a very, very poor 24th in the points, but finished solidly in his three AARL One starts, allowing him to be resigned by Triumviri for 2011.

### Car Number 99 History

#### Ross Adams (2009-)

Ross Adams signed with Triumviri for 2009, finishing 16th in the points. Adams would be given a contract through 2011. During his 2010 season, Adams would also finish 16th in the point standings, despite not being able to return to the top ten.
W Motorsports

W Motorsports compted in only one AARL sanctioned event in it's history. It competed at Sonoma, for road course ace Bill Gunselman. Gunselman managed to wheel his W Motorsports machine to a 12th place finish. After the race, W Motorsports quitely closed their 2 man operation.

## AARL One Series History

### Car Number 7 History

#### Bill Gunselman (2004-)

Bill Gunselman started the race in the last spot on the grid, clawing his way into 8th at his highest point, After an unfortunate pit stop, he fell to 14th, managing to bring it home cleanly in 12th, a succesful day.
Adam Coale

#### Chevrolet Development

Rookie Adam Coale was signed by Chevrolet Development for the 2011 season. A very poor season, Coale would finish no better than 13th, and finished 23rd overall in the point standings. Coale was the worst of the four Development drivers, and the only one to finish in the danger zone, meaning if Coale finished worse than expected another year Chevrolet would be allowed to fire him. However, Chevrolet had to keep him for the 2012 season, where he...
Billy Crawford

**Billy Crawford** is the host of *Lunch Out Loud* since 2020.

## General information

* He married Coleen Garcia in 2018. The couple gave birth to their son Amari on September 10, 2020.
* He originally worked with ABS-CBN.
* He moved to TV5 from ABS-CBN in 2020 after the latter's shutdown and non-renewal of legislative franchise.
Zhou Zhu

#### Chevrolet Development

Zhu was signed to Chevrolet Development in 2009, finishing 17th in the points. He was not signed by another team, so Zhu returned to the development team for 2010. Returning to Chevrolet Development in 2010, Zhu would earn three more top tens, and finish every race except the season opener in the top fifteen, earning an 8th placed finish on the year. Zhu would be approached by Mast Family Racing at season's end, and would join them for the 2011 AARL One season.

#### Mast Family Racing

Zhu would finish 25th in his first AARL One season, earning his only top twenties at Sonoma and Phoenix. Zhu would be resigned for 2012.
Matt Moon

#### Peak Motorpsorts

In Matt Moon's first AARL Two season, he would earn a top ten to begin the year, at Dover, and another top ten at Milwaukee. However, he would not finish better than ninth that year. Despite that, he would finish 10th in the point standings, earning a extension for the 2011 season.

Moon would race full time in AARL Two for 2011, improving slightly to 8th in the point standings, earning seven top tens and his first two top fives. Moon would also run a single race for Borland in AARL One, where he finished a very impressive 14th at Wall Stadium. Coming of this strong season, Moon signed a deal for Peak and Borland for two seasons.
Cory Fisco

#### PPI Autosport

Cory Fisco would join PPI Autosport in 2009, earning five top twenty finishes in her first year. Fisco would, however, finish last in the point standings out of full time drivers. Despite this, she was resigned for 2010 by PPI Autosport, because of the lack of options to replace her. In 2010, Fisco would not improve, earning three top twenty finishes, with her best finish being a 16th at Road Atlanta. Fisco finished the year 25th in the points, three spots worse than her rookie year. PPI Autosport shut down their AARL Two team after that season, and Fisco was unable to find another team to sign her.
Mike Greer

#### Sacks Enterprises

Mike Greer would sign with Sacks Enterprises for his rookie season. Greer would finish 7th in the point standings, with four top tens, but no top fives. Greer would also earn the Rookie of the Year Award, beating out Matt Moon and Hautai Pututatu, among others. With this solid preformance, Greer was resigned for the 2011 season.
2005 - AARL One Season Two

## 2005 AARL One Season

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The 2005 season was the second American Autosport Racing League One Season.

The Championship was won by Sacks Enterprises again, winning every championship up until this point. This year, Terry Kummrow took the cup, with two wins. Sacks Enterprises combined to win half of the races on the schedule.

With only one rookie in the field, Carlos Soto won the rookie of the year award.

The Most Popular Driver Award went to Doug DeHart.

## Teams and Drivers

Part-time Schedule
 Randy Long | 25

### Driver Changes

Jim Long, the only CNC Racing driver unable to win in 2004 was not brought back for 2005, so Long moved to Borland Racing.

Mike Parrott moved to Sacks Enterprises after being wildly inconsistent in 2004.

Bill Gunselman retired after competing in only one event in 2004.

Randy Long stayed part time and moved to Borland Racing's new car, splitting the car with rookie Carlos Soto.

### Team Changes

W Motorsports shut down after running one race in 2004.

Borland Racing created a full time team split for Randy Long and Carlos Soto for 2005.

Sacks Enterprises created the 27 car for Mike Parrott.

Mattie Booker and PPI Autosport went full time, after racing part time in 2004.

## Top Ten in Points Standings

1. Terry Kummrow - 146 - 2 Wins
2. Doug DeHart - 136 - 2 Wins
3. Jim Long - 134 - 1 Win
4. Jeff Ash - 130 - 2 Wins
5. Mike Parrott - 125 - 1 Win
6. Stu Borland - 120
7. Mattie Bliss - 112
8. Tommy Wingo - 109
9. Andy Raines - 105
10. Kevin McCoy - 102 - 1 Win

## Rookie of the Year

Carlos Soto was the only rookie, finishing 6 points behind his teammate who ran the same car for the same number of races.
Chris Randolph

#### MBV Racing

Chris Randolph started his 2004 season with a strong sixth place finish at Rockingham, and a got two more top tens after that, finishing the year a respectable 15th in the points. two spots above his teammate.

However, in 2005 Randolph was barely able to finish inside the top 15, with his best finish being an 11th at Bristol. Randolph finished 22nd in the standings, of all drivers, being beaten by two part time drivers. At the conclusion of the season, MBV fired Randolph, leaving him out of the sport at the age of 28.
American Autosport Racing League Wiki

**Welcome to the American Autosport Racing League Wiki!**

List of Winners

Rookie of the Year Award and Most Popular Driver Award

A team can have 4 full time cars, and have any number of other cars that can race a combined total of 80% of the races in a season.

In AARL Two and Three, drivers aged 16 and 17 can race at tracks less than .751 miles and on road courses.

In lower series, Manufacturer's can have a single, full time team. They can only sign rookies, and can only release them if they preform worse than expected for any two years. If the driver was to win a race, they would have an automatic spot in the next race in the next highest division up. If they have no other ride for that race, they would drive for their Manufacturer's team that race. That race does not count towards the Rookie of the Year limit. Any team that drives for that manufacturer can sign the driver, with the driver having no say. If multiple teams want that driver, it is the Manufacturer's right to choose who can sign the driver. If a team that doesn't drive for that Manufacturer wants to sign a driver, it is the Manufacturer's right to choose if they will allow the signing to take place or not.

For paper - ROTY for AARL 1-3,E,J (5). Prospect, Present, Past (12). AARL 1-Top 10 (10). 2-Top 5 (5). 3/E/J-T3 (9). About 41 each year total - 31 Cup Cars, 6 Trucks, 4 Specs.
Desimus

Leviathan - Hundreds of years old

Leviathans are kings of the ocean and Decimus is no different. Ruma and Desimus would head battles against pirates with their control of the water. They would also commonly uses their magics to impress the locals of Fortuna (and perhaps other places). In earlier years when the frith guild was more ship based, Desimus would control the waves to help control the ship in dangerous waters. He is mostly under the water so not much of his personality shows through
Aaron Guzman

#### Mast Family Racing

Aaron Guzman would be signed to Mast Family Racing in 2009, driving part time. Guzman was very much a reach hire, brought in only to fill the seat. Guzman would finish admirably for what it was, with two fifteen placed finishes at Wall and Talladega. Despite this, Guzman was not brought back for the 2010 season, and did not return to the AARL.
True Form

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Patrick Bell

#### Sacks Enterprises

Patrick Bell raced for Sacks Enterprises in 2009, earning two top tens in eight races. He would underpreform, finishing 12th in the point standings. Bell would not be resigned by Sacks Enterprises, moving over to GET Racing.

#### Get Racing

In his season at GET Racing, he would also underpreform, only earning two top fifteens and finishing 21st in the points, while teammate Ki Nakashima would only finish outside the top fifteen once and finish 5th on the year. After this very poor year, Bell would not be able to find another drive, and was out of the AARL at the age of 24.
Bake-kujira

**Description:** A giant undead, skeletal whale.

**Trial of Worth:**

**Tier:** 3? (Presumed)

**Manipulation:** Water?

**Aura:** A Red Tide Aura- It turns water blood red and gives it the ability to melt the Bake-kujira's enemies' flesh and any organic material. The mist that permeates it's aura also weakens fire magics.
Greg Rudd

#### Competitive Edge Motorsports

Greg Rudd began 2004 with two top 15s, and with a pit stop gamble stole a win from Doug DeHart at Bristol with 10 laps to go. Dehart managed to get 7 top 15s on the year, and came into 2005 looking like a solid back-mid pack car. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Competitive Edge Motorsports cars as a whole were slower that year, with his teammate finishing 5 spots worse in the points than the year prior. Rudd, however finished 8 spots worse, only cracking the top 15 three times the whole year, compared to his 7 the year prior. Rudd finished 20th in the points, and went into 2006 with one year left on his contract, a year that he needed to use to prove himself. Although he did not prove himself in 2006, he did improve himself, finishing in the top 15 three more times than he did in 2006, and earning a one year contract extension.

In 2007, he would earn two top tens, but only three top fifteens, finishing 21st in the standings, up to that point the worst in his career. However, Rudd would be resigned by Competitive Edge Motorsports through 2009. In 2008, Rudd would not be able to finish a single race inside the top 15, his only top 20 finish coming at Talladega. Rudd would score nearly 60 points worse than the year before, finishing 5 places worse in the point standings, as the 37 year old entered the final year on his contract.

In 2009, Greg Rudd would earn three top twenties, with his best finish coming at La Crosse, a 19th placed finish. Rudd would finish 26th in the points, beating out full time driver Elisa Bush who drove for PPI Autosport. However, at the end of the season Greg Rudd announced his semi-retirement, asking Competitive Edge if he could race for them part time. They declined, so Rudd joined MBV Racing for the 2010 season, where in five races he would finish no better than 25th. However, Rudd would resign with MBV for another year, dropping his schedule down to three races. In those three, Rudd would have his best finish at Talladega, 22nd, resigning for another year but only two races.
Mattie Booker

#### PPI Autosport

Mattie Booker began his 2004 season with a DNF at Dover, and a 15th place finish at Richmond. However, at Rockingham his sponsor pulled out of their deal, leaving Booker sponsorless, who withdrew from the race. Booker was only able to find sponsorship for Bristol, Sonoma, and Wall, where at Sonoma he got a 13th place finish, his best on the year. For 2005, Booker put together a full season of funding, and began the year with a top 10 at Dover, and his first top 5 at Daytona, finishing third. Booker managed to finish 15th on the year, inking a deal with PPI through 2008.

For 2006, Booker would have a much worse campaign, finishing inside the top ten twice, and finishing 18th in the final point standings. In 2007, Booker would improve, earning two more top tens, and finishing the season tied for 17th, an improvement over 2007, but unable to match up to his 2005 season. His 2008 season would see Booker return to the top five, with an additional top ten over 2007, but he would finish 18th in the points, one worse than the year prior.

#### GET Racing

After firing Elisa Bush after the 2008 season, Mattie Booker was approached by GET Racing, signing a two year deal with them. In the superior equipment, Booker would finish inside the top ten three times, quite the improvement over his time driving for PPI. Booker would finish 16th in the points, his best points finish since the 2005 season.

Mattie Booker would have an even better 2010 season, finishing 15th in the points, his best finish since 2005. Booker would earn three top tens, even finishing third at Talladega. Booker would sign a two year extension with the team after this strong preformance.
Doug Pemberton

#### MBV Racing

Doug Pemberton came into 2004 with MBV Racing from the other racing league, finishing outside the top 10 for every race, except for Sonoma, where he managed to finish 4th. The following year, Pemberton outclassed his equipment, finishing 6th at Rockingham, 8th at Daytona, and 4th at Sonoma once again, finishing 14th on the year. In 2006, Pemberton would only return to the top five once, but he would still finish 17th in the point standings, impressing PPI Autosport, where he signed for 2007.

#### PPI Autosport

In the first year of his two year deal at PPI Autosport, Doug Pemberton would earn two top tens, and would finish 16th on the year, better than his PPI teammate of Mattie Booker. In the second year he would finish with three top tens, but finished 19th in the points, leaving to join US Racing.

#### US Racing/Island Motorsports

Doug Pemberton would join US Racing for the 2009 season. However, after running three races with them, they were put up to sale, with Island Motorsports buying them before Bristol. Pemberton would coincidentially finish 4th in that race, his best finish since the 2005 season. Pemberton would finish 20th overall in the point standings however, the worst he had ever finished.

#### Island Racing

In his first full year at Island Motorsports Pemberton would continute to decline, finishing inside the top twenty only three times, and finishing 25th in the point standings. A dissapointing season, Pemberton would not be resigned by Island Motorsports, returning to PPI Autosport for 2011.

#### PPI Autosport

In Pemberton's first year back with PPI Autosport, he would underpreform slightly, finishing 27th in the points, his worst ever finish in his career to that point. He would been shown up by teammate Roger Rowe, who would finish 24th in the points. However, he would be resigned for another year.
Todd Hamlin

#### PPI Autosport

Todd Hamlin drove a forgetable 2004 season for PPI, only finishing inside the top 15 three times, and finishing 18th at season's end. For 2005, Hamlin remained at PPI, at somewhat of a suprise, but Hamlin proved everyone wrong by finishing in the top ten back to back at Richmond and Rockingham. Besides those strong finishes, Hamlin didn't return to the top ten again. However, before the race in Kansas, his hometown track, Hamlin announced his retirement at the end of the season. Hamlin finished his final season 17th in the point standings
2004 - Inagural Season

## 2004 AARL One Season

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The 2004 season was the first American Autosport Racing League Season. 10 teams, boycotting the other Stock Car Racing Association, formed AARL.

The Champion was Jeff Ash, driving for Sacks Enterprises, his teammates finishing second and third, letting Sacks Enterprises dominate the inagural season. Sacks Enterprises also combined for four wins, with three coming from Terry Kummrow.

Kevin McCoy was expected to run the full season for Peak Motorsports, but after three races, sponsorship fell through, leaving Peak to scramble to put Andy Raines in the car for six of the last seven races.

The Most Popular Driver Award went to Mattie Bliss.

## Top Ten in Points Standings

1. Jeff Ash - 166 - 1 Win
2. Terry Kummrow - 163 - 3 Wins
3. Doug DeHart - 138
4. Stu Borland - 137 - 1 Win
5. Tommy Wingo - 136 - 1 Win
6. Mattie Bliss - 133 - 1 Win
7. Terry Cope - 133
8. Mike Parrott - 130
9. Peter Zipadelli - 103 - 2 Wins
10. Jim Long - 102
Koery Kaddu

#### Dodge Development

Koery Kaddu signed to Dodge Development for 2011, his first AARL Two season. Kaddu earned a single top ten, at La Crosse, as well as earning four top fifteens. This would let Kaddu finish 12th in the points, a solid first season. It was rumored that he would sign with Peak Motorsports, but nothing came of it, Kaddu returning to Dodge Development for 2012.
Zak Boyd

#### MBV Racing

Zak Boyd signed a one year deal with MBV Racing for the 2007 season, but was extremely dissapointing, finishing last out of the full time drivers, with only one top fifteen. After the season, Boyd was not offered an extension, and he was unable to find another ride.

#### Competive Edge Motorsports

Boyd would drive for Competitive Edge in 2009 in AARL Two, earning a top ten, but not an extension.

#### Ellington Sisters Racing

Zak Boyd would be signed by Ellington Sister's in their first season, and he would earn them a 17th place finish on the year, earning himself a contract through the 2012 season.
Gavus

Gavus is a journeyman of the Frith Guild and a hellhound arcanist, mentioned only in passing.

> One journeyman arcanist in the guild, I think he said his name was Gavus, had bonded with a hellhound. His magics involved fire and stone manipulation. He and his eldrin had been a friendly pair, which amused me, considering how sinister a giant black dog with horns appeared to be.
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Jeff Ash

#### Sacks Enterprises

Jeff Ash's 2004 season began relatively slow compared to his championship rival, Terry Kummrow, when Jeff Ash won his first race at Kansas, Kummrow had two wins already by that point. Ash would later finish runner up to Kummrow in the final race of the season, but since Ash was able to keep his car clean ever race, finishing no worse than 9th on the season, he won the inaugural AARL One Championship.

Jeff Ash started his 2005 season with a win at Dover, and was a threat for many races that season, winning at Wall. However, Ash's 2004 championship winning consistency was gone, with him finishing 13th at Bristol, and DNF'ing at Daytona and Sonoma. He would go on to finish 4th in the standings, and according to some insiders, the 43 year old had begun to eye retirement after his 2006 season. Before the 2006 season, Ash would in fact announce his retirement at year's end, and had a quiet final season, finishing inside the top five only three times, and finishing a poor 11th on the season.
Wacky Kiray

**Wacky Kiray** is the host of *Lunch Out Loud* since 2020.

## General information

* He became known in a celebrity talent competition I Can Do That of ABS-CBN and was declared winner as *The Greatest Entertainer* in 2017.
* He also became part as one of the Sing-vestigators of the hit Korean game show franchise *I Can See Your Voice*.
* Wacky Kiray started his career in stand-up comedy when he was discovered by the bar manager of former Raymund's Bar in Malate while he was singing as a guest of the said sing-along bar in 2000. He is currently a mainstay and resident stand-up comedian in Punchline and Laffline comedy bars.
* He started working in ABS-CBN as an audience jester for the second season of Your Face Sounds Familiar in September 2015 and followed by different Kapamilya programs like Gandang Gabi Vice, Pinoy Boyband Superstar, The Voice Kids, Pilipinas Got Talent s5, etc.
* Wacky Kiray's biggest break was when he became part of the hit celebrity talent show I Can Do That in 2017. He was named the winner of the said competition and was hailed as "The Greatest Entertainer" on June 4, 2017.
* He is the fourth of five children of Ricardo Balarosa, Sr. and Elizabeth Janaban.
2008 - AARL One Season Five

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The 2008 season was the fifth American Autosport Racing League One Season.

The Championship was won by Randy Long, his first championship. Long would earn two wins on the year, earning Sacks Enterprises fifth championship, winning every season to this point. The four Sacks Enterprises driver would combine to six of the twelve races, for the second year in a row.

Four Sacks Enterprises drivers made up the final five, the only non Sacks Enterprises driver was Borland Racing's Jim Long, finishing third.

Out of six rookies (one opted out) in the field, Elle Webb won the Rookie of the Year award, after opting out in 2007.

The Most Popular Driver Award was won by Doug DeHart, his fourth in a row.

## Teams and Drivers

Part-time Schedule
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 Lance Miller | 21
 MB1 Racing | 32

### Driver Changes

Zak Boyd was fired by MBV Racing after the 2007 season, leaving him rideless.

Leo Goodman would move to MBV Racing, replacing Boyd.

Tommy Wingo retired from Borland Racing, expressing intrest in AARL Two, once it begins in 2009.

Elle Webb was moved to the 40 for Borland Racing, after running part time for them in 2007.

After Webb was moved to the 40, 2006 Rookie of the Year Winner Julee Merrick was offered to drive part time for Borland Racing, with her 2007 team, Peak Motorsports giving her a ride for the races she doesn't race for their alliance member, Borland Racing.

After Merrick moved to drive the Peak Motorsports car part time, Naoki Hattori was moved to the 11, racing full time.

After not being resigned for Get Racing, Roger Rowe joined Island Motorsports, a new team.

Rookie Jalen Ray will race the 74 for Mast Family Racing, a newly created car.

Rookie Elisa Bush joined GET Racing.

Lance Miller, rookie joined Peak Motorsports on a part time schedule.

### Team Changes

Island Motorsports joined the AARL, creating the 5 for Roger Rowe.

Mast Family Racing created the 74 team for Rookie Jalen Ray.

## Rookie of the Year

The Rookie of the Year was Elle Webb.

Rookie Points System (Unchanged) - The highest finishing rookie in a race earns ten points, the second nine and so on.

They score points in their three best races each half of the season, and one extra race.

If a rookie wins a race, they earn ten bonus points, if they finish second nine and so on.

The rookie highest in the championship standings at season's end earns ten bonus points, second place earns nine and so on.

At the start of the season, if a rookie has not raced seven AARL One races in their career, they may opt out of earning Rookie of the Year points, and be applicable the next year. If at any point in a season they would race their seventh race, their egibility for next year would be revoked, but they would be eligible for the current year.
Mattie Bliss

#### CNC Racing

Since 2001, Mattie Bliss raced for CNC Racing in a different racing leauge, and brought along Exxon Mobile when CNC Racing boycotted the other league and joined the AARL. In his first season at CNC Racing, Bliss scored a win at Wall Stadium and won the Most Popular Driver Award. But in 2005 CNC as a whole regressed. Bliss managed to only finish one spot worse in the points, something his teammates couldn't manage, and he signed a deal through 2007. For 2006 Bliss would earn another win at Sonoma, and finished sixth in the point standings. In 2007, Bliss would go winless, and finish 7th in the standings.

Despite Borland Racing's intrest in signing Bliss, they would have in-house driver Elle Webb replace Tommy Wingo, who had retired. So, Bliss resigned with CNC Racing for two years, retaining the option to leave after the first year. Bliss would win at Road Atlanta in 2008, after not finding victory lane the year prior. Bliss would finish 6th in the standings, and would not excercise his option to leave after the year was over. In 2009, Bliss would return to victory lane again, winning at Daytona, finishing 8th on the year, his worst points finish. Despite this, Bliss would be resigned through 2012.

Bliss's regression continued in 2010, finishing 9th in the point standings. He would win the third race of the season at Road Atlanta, and finishing runner up at La Crosse, but he would only finish in the top five three times. Teammate Carlo Soto would finish 11th in the point standings however, making Bliss's poor season easier to forgive. In 2011 Bliss would stabilize somewhat, finishing 10th in the point standings, but not winning any races that season. Again, Bliss would finish second best out of the CNC drivers, with Carlo Soto again taking the attention off of Bliss, who was coming into the final year of his contract.
Elle Webb

#### Borland Racing

Elle Webb's first season in the AARL was driving part time for Borland Racing, in the 44. She earned a two top fives, and four top tens, but with two DNFs. With this promising preformance, she was moved to the 40 for 2008, replacing Tommy Wingo. Webb would come close to winning her first race in 2008, finishing 2nd at Bristol and third at Wall, but could not reach victory lane. She would dominate the rookie points, earning the Rookie of the Year Award, and finishing 9th in the points, and third out of her Borland teammates, earning an extension for two years.

In Webb's 2009 season, she raced full time in AARL One, as well as six races in AARL Two. Webb would earn her first career victory in AARL One, at Richmond, on her way to finish 7th in the points, an improvement over 2008. Meanwhile, in her races in AARL Two, she would earn four top five finishes, as well as a win. She finished 7th in the points, despite missing two races, beating out Sara Swayne who had also ran six races. In 2010 Webb would have a slight step in the wrong situation, finishing a postion worse in the point standings, although she did win at Talladega. Meanwhile, in her five races in AARL Two, Webb would finish no worse than 8th, with two top fives. However, in a suprising move, it was announced that Webb would not return to Borland Racing, instead signing a one year deal with alliance member Peak Motorsports, Webb being forced out to make room for Dylan Borland, the owner's grandson.

#### Peak Motorsports

Webb drove for Peak in 2011, after not being resigned to Borland Racing to make room for Dylan Borland. Webb would have a dissapointing season, finishing 15th in the point standings, with only two top tens. When it was announced that Jim Long was retiring from full time racing with Borland, it was believed that Webb would be brought back to Borland, but after seeing her teammate Naoki Hattori finish 9th in the point standings to Webb's 15th, Hattori instead joined Borland, leaving Webb to sign a two year contract with Peak Motorsports.
Mickey Coogan

#### PPI Autosport

Mickey Coogan joined the AARL after losing his ride in a different racing leauge, joining a downward spiraling PPI Autosport team. Coogan struggled in his rookie season, earning a best finish of 15th at Road Atlanta, and his only other top 20 being at Sonoma. Coogan would finish 25th in the standings, beating out full time drivers Greg Rudd and his teammate Elisa Bush, earning another year at PPI. Coogan would earn a better season in 2010, finishing inside the top fifteen at Bristol, and finishing 24th overall in the point standings. Coogan would be offered a ride by Island Motorsports, which he accepted, a one year deal.
Ross Adams

#### Triumviri Enterprises

Ross Adams signed with Triumviri for 2009, his rookie year, finishing 16th in the points. Adams would sign an extension through 2011.

#### Triumviri Enterprises / Island Motorsports

In Adams second year with Island Motorsports, he would finish again 16th in the points, with four top fifteens. Meanwhile, Triumviri's new alliance partner, Island Motorsports, would give him a ride in AARL One for three races, where he would finish a best of 11th at Road Atlanta, as well as 19th at the other road courses on the schedule, Long Beach and Sonoma.
Sad

Sad is the fifth member of the End Legion and one of its founding members. He is a Lycan/Kobold hybrid born in the Overworld of the Tot Server. Due to his mixed blood, he was kicked out of his pack and joined Havoc and the End Legion some time after. Sad is currently a farmer for the Legion residing in the Lush Server.

## Biography

### Early Life

#### The Pack Outcast

Skeleton Wolf was born into a pack of humanoid wolves in the Overworld of the Nekoverse. However, he was born a hybrid being, half Wolf and half Kobold. His mixed blood made him a target of exile in his pack, and on his seventeenth birthday, the age of adulthood for the Lycans, Skeleton Wolf was kicked out.

#### Becoming an Historian

He spent many years traveling as an adventurer, never quite finding his place in the world. Along the way, he began learning history, and quickly fell in love with it.

After a few decades, he encountered Shadow, a fellow Lykan. The two quickly hit it off, and remained in contact even long after he moved on in his adventures.

Finally he decided to settle down and started building the Wolf's Den Fortress with intentions to create a place for others who don't fit in elsewhere a place to go. As well as any weary travelers to rest in comfort. He also wanted to start collecting his beloved history books in earnest

As it so happened, this fortress was only just to the south of where Havoc, Ice, Paladin, and Hystic had set up base. But they did not meet until Sad finally traveled north to explore a structure he saw in the distance. It was this choice that led him to meet Havoc for the first time.

After a promise to keep the location secret, Sad returned to what was still the beginnings of his fortress. It was only days later that he left the hole he'd carved to live out of in the center of the walls that had yet to be built that he once again met Havoc as well as two of the other members of what was soon to be called The End Legion.

It was not long after getting inducted into the Legion that Sad pulled Shadow into the Legion, as the two were well acquainted, as well as Shadow's abishiosos tunnel project between they're respective homes.