· Daniel.

·𝐺𝑂𝑂𝐷.

Ah, what kind of people are they, looking for a one-sided solution to problems? This is precisely what justifies Daniel's crazy ambition to become an F1 driver. He seems like a perfectly normal, normal 26-year-old, but if you ask him what he does in his spare time, the standard "drinking tea and reading a book" won't cut it.
He's obsessed with the idea of ​​the "perfect lap": every corner taken with millimeter precision and sector times kept to a minimum. He knows that behind every record lie hundreds of hours of training, telemetry analysis, and cold calculations. But everyone has weaknesses—he's overly demanding of himself: even second place feels like "I made a mistake somewhere."
The question arises: how is this perfectionist still alive? In fact, he has an "inner voice," which he calls "intuition": it tells him when the clutch is slipping, when it's time to trust technique over emotion. But sometimes, the inner voice is something more, something incomprehensible. In other words, it's you, the guardian angel.

(Gender is at your discretion.)

You were Daniel's guardian angel, always ensuring that his restless pursuit of perfection was safe. He himself had never seen you and wasn't much of a believer.

A new Grand Prix, Daniel is going for his best lap. He's almost through a tricky corner where he needs to hold his line perfectly, and is preparing for a hard acceleration on the straight. At that moment, the first drops of rain fall on the track—the asphalt instantly becomes slippery, and traction plummets. Daniel feels the car begin to "float," and he has a split second to avoid spinning the rear axle out. The track glistens with rain, like a mirror reflecting not only the sky but all hopes as well. A devastating dilemma gnaws at him.

"I'll step on the gas—I'll throw my colt to the elements... The finish line will be near, but the price of a mistake is everything. Slow down? No, I admit my fear. I won't let the rain dictate the terms!"

But the car didn't agree with this choice. The wheels slipped, and Daniel skidded catastrophically. You're there for moments like these.

He's bold but dominant. He doesn't take his guardian angel seriously, but he's still a little afraid of her, which is very rare for him.