Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1270 Burned out
Huchi, wheeze.

On the training ground, the rough panting sounds intertwined in the air. Even if one relied only on hearing, one could feel the burning in the internal organs and the bloody smell in the throat. The limbs were weak and the knees were shaking. It was almost impossible to stand steadily.

This is also true.

On the training ground, a large group of people were lying all over the place. There were still a few people standing, but their knees and calves were trembling continuously with their hands supporting them. It was difficult for them to even straighten their knees, let alone open their mouths.

The situation is terrible.

There is only one exception, Levi.

In fact, Levi was also in a mess, with his face flushed and sweating profusely. He looked like he had just been fished out of the water. There was heat on both sides of his shoulders, and the muscles in his shoulders and legs were trembling slightly uncontrollably.

However, Levi was still able to stand.

Not only did he stand, but he also straightened his back with a murderous look flashing in his eyes.

That look clearly said, "Who else?"

Looking around the room, everyone shifted their gaze silently, and no one dared to look Levi in ​​the eye.

Only Kelsey was the odd one out. She still stared at Levi stubbornly and angrily. She clenched her teeth and refused to admit defeat. She had no choice but to breathe through her mouth, but it felt like she was spewing sulfur. However, she still refused to move her eyes away.

Levi noticed it and looked over, "One kilometer variable speed running?"

Kelsey's breath was stuck in his chest. He impulsively wanted to agree and fight back with practical actions, but his violently trembling calves were protesting. He held on to the reins of reason tightly and ultimately did not say a word.

"You pervert." Kelsey glared at Levi.

Levi didn't say anything. He turned around and walked away with his head held high. Under the gaze of everyone, he took steps calmly, and it was clear that he still had some energy left.

Kelsey couldn't hold on after all and fell to her knees.

Looking at Levi's back, Kelsey shouted unwillingly in a hoarse voice, "I know you are more than that. You shouldn't say that about Felix. You know Felix is ​​waiting for you, and you are still pretending to be a reasonable person. Do you think you are so handsome? Ah... Damn it!"

Physically exhausted and with her brain deprived of oxygen, Kelsey had no idea what she was talking about. Her words were incoherent and had no focus.

It's totally disorganized.

What was worse was that his body could not hold on any longer. He could not even kneel. He fell directly to the ground with his cheek pressed against the grass. His strength was completely exhausted.

There really wasn’t a drop left.

However, Kelsey still couldn't stop Levi, and the figure walked away coldly and ruthlessly.

"Rookie!"

"Rookie..."

"Fuck. Levi!"

Kelsey called out over and over again, but received no response.

Finally, I was exhausted.

Kelsey glanced at Mahomes, but he didn't even have the strength to open his eyes, so he could only close them, "Patrick, what should we do?"

Mahomes sat on the ground and did not give an answer. It was not because he was unwilling, but because he did not know how to answer.

A dark cloud floated over Kansas City, tightly covering the entire city.

It was neither raining nor snowing, just cloudy, with the sun completely blocked behind the clouds. The fierce wind continued to howl, like a haze hanging over the heads of city residents. There was no hope and no spirits to be raised. The whole city entered a long and heavy period of remembrance.

After a full day of training, Levi returned to the locker room, took a shower, and packed his luggage, but instead of going to the parking lot, he left the training base on foot.

Today, half of the city's residents went to escort Felix to his final journey. Even if not all residents, the fans of the Kansas City Chiefs had no reason to be absent, so the training base was particularly quiet. After the funeral, no one came to watch the training. People were mourning in their own way. Because of this, when Levi left the training base, there was almost no one at the door.

After putting on his hat and then the hood of his coat, Levi did not stop a taxi. Instead, he started jogging along the road all the way home.

Speed, not fast.

After a whole day of training, Levi's physical strength had reached the limit. He squandered and burned his energy recklessly, venting all his physical strength and energy without reservation.

It was like venting out the messy thoughts in my mind, and all the grievances, anger and sadness were burned away.

On the surface, Levi seemed to be able to handle it with ease; but in fact, Levi was only slightly better than Kelsey. If Kelsey continued to grit her teeth and fight Levi to the end, it might be Levi who would be paralyzed on the ground. After all, Levi had not had a good rest in recent days.

Now, walk away from the training base at a real jog.

On the one hand, it is to relax the muscles, and on the other hand, it is to continue to keep the body tired.

Only when the body is tired will the bustling voices in the mind disappear, and will no longer chirp there and drag your thoughts into darkness.

He couldn't stop until he was exhausted so that he could fall asleep at night.

Tap tap tap, tap tap tap.

The pace is not fast, just keeping a constant speed. The mind is clear and there is no energy or space for random thoughts.

Then, Levi noticed the little tail behind him.

He looked back and couldn't hide his surprise. It was Talia.

—Talia Ryder?

Why is the little girl here?
Levi couldn't help but stop and was about to say hello to Talia.

But he never expected that Talia also stopped and even took two steps back, keeping a distance from Levi.

Talia stood there not too far away, looking at Levi with bright eyes.

Levi: ???
Looking at Talia's actions, Levi was completely confused and couldn't help but smile slightly.

Without waiting for Levi to speak, Talia made an invitation gesture, clearly asking Levi to continue jogging.

Levi was even more puzzled.

After thinking about it, Levi withdrew his gaze and continued running forward, still jogging.

As expected, Talia was following closely behind, neither hurried nor slow.

After running two blocks, Levi couldn't control his curiosity. He stopped again, turned around and raised his voice, "Why did you come to Kansas City?"

Talia didn't brake in time and almost hit Levi in ​​the chest. She quickly braked and backed up to create distance again.

The girl even measured it with her footsteps, muttering "one step, two steps, three steps" to herself. After she had taken five steps, she turned around and looked at Levi.

"No one says I can't come to Kansas City, right?"

Levi was a little helpless. "Of course, you are welcome to come to Kansas City. So, do you need me to be your guide?"

Talia raised her chin slightly. "Your knowledge of Kansas City is only the road between Arrowhead Stadium and your apartment, right? I don't think it's a tourist destination. So, dear professor, why don't you just continue doing what you do best, sports, and you don't have to worry about me."

“There shouldn’t be a rule that only Kansas City Chiefs players can use this road for exercise, right?”

The little girl looked at Levi with a mischievous look on her face, her beautiful eyes sparkling brightly in the haze that covered the sky and the ground.

(End of this chapter)