The FX League - Chapter One, Part One: The Beginning

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It was 3 AM, time for Lance to pack up all the stuff he needs for his first day at FEISAR University. He packed up his stuff and rode the school hovercraft to FEISAR University in London, England. Shortly after arriving, he was given a MechaGrav™ suit by a robot that waiting at the school entrance.

 "The suit allows you to levitate and explore the other facilities here at FEISAR; it is also important when racing in an AG craft, as the suit is covered in a supercharged antiplasma barrier when racing to lessen the radiation from the engine core of the AG craft. Please observe and follow the proper rules and regulations set at FEISAR University. Thank you, future pilots, and have a nice day," an announcer said over the intercom.

Lance put on the suit and then a cyan-colored light flowed through the circuits of the metallic-white suit. He then started to feel almost weightless and jumped, heading to the school cafeteria. Since he was new to the suit, he didn't know how to maneuver it. Not long after, he lost control of the suit and crash landed upon this girl who was eating ice cream.

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