Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1368 A glance for ten thousand years

"Wooooooooooo…hey!"

"Wooooooooooo…hey!"

Noisy, joking, sarcastic, and cheerful.

Right from the start, Arrowhead Stadium made full use of its home-field advantage, welcoming the Houston Texans with the highest standards and kicking off Kansas City's last home game day of the season.

Watt also became excited and motivated. He patted Watson on the shoulder and said, "It's an honor. We made Arrowhead Stadium nervous right from the start."

However, Watson didn't have the leisure to do so. He shook off Watt's right hand and said, "This was your friend's idea. One hundred percent."

Watt wanted to say that Levi should not be blamed for everything.

But Watson didn't care and didn't even give Watt a chance to respond. "It doesn't matter. It makes me angry, and anger makes me perform better. They will regret it."

After saying that, Watson didn't say anything else. He turned around and left to warm up. His taut muscles and burning fighting spirit showed his determination.

Watt looked at Watson's back and shook his head gently: Young people, you are really passionate. Rookie, I'm sorry, you can't blame me for not explaining it to you, but it seems that you may need to bear this blame for a while.

When the Kansas Chiefs entered the stadium, Levi immediately noticed the difference in the atmosphere. He was slightly startled, and a smile crept up to the corners of his mouth.

Inexplicably, there is a feeling of returning to college, returning to the Crimson Tide. They are not professional players. Although they still cannot completely get rid of the entanglement of interests, they were young and energetic at that time. Everything was about victory and dreams. They burned their lives and ran with all their might towards the championship.

Deshaun Watson, just in time, the memory of the NCAA era is calling, and he doesn't mind awakening Watson's memory and feeling the fear of being dominated by the red tide storm again.

Tonight, we are not fighting for the Super Bowl, but to commemorate their youth, their passion, and the days when they once ran wildly without worries.

"Haha, rookie, whose idea was this?"

"Damn, did you see Watson? Hahaha, he's almost smoking."

"This move is too damaging. But I like it."

The Kansas City Chiefs players also noticed this scene and started to cheer one after another, making Arrowhead Stadium noisy.

Looking up, Levi looked at the surging red storm in front of him, and a smile bloomed on the corner of his mouth.

Then, without warning, a figure appeared in the crowd. As if struck by lightning, he stood there in a daze, with a smile remaining on his lips. All the noise, cheers and noise disappeared, and the whole world paused. All the splendor and color gradually faded away, leaving only the figure in the audience stands.

She was cheering, she was jumping, she let herself wander in the midst of the noise and excitement, becoming a part of the vast red storm before her, fighting side by side with him.

The world is so turbulent, so vast and boundless, but in his eyes there is only that one figure, a small space that belongs to them alone.

Talia Ryder stood in the audience stands, her mood could not help but soar.

This wasn’t her first time attending a game at Arrowhead Stadium, but the experience was unlike any other.

This is a surprise!
Without informing Levi in ​​advance, she contacted Anderson at the Old Oak Tavern and asked for a detailed guide on "How to Buy Tickets for the Federation Finals".

Then, she went to the entrance of Arrowhead Stadium to set up her tent 48 hours in advance. She thought she was early and fast enough, but when she saw the long queue in front of her, she realized that she had underestimated the enthusiasm of Kansas City residents.

Although the online ticketing system has been fully popularized, considering the uncertainty of online ticket grabbing, the Kansas City Chiefs will reserve a batch of tickets every year for offline sales to ensure that local veteran fans in Kansas City will not be excluded from the playoff stage.

Therefore, all the local residents showed 200% enthusiasm and gave their support with practical actions. Talia, who tried to buy tickets for the first time, was still shocked. But it doesn’t matter!
It just so happened that she could use this opportunity to talk to the fans and gain a deeper understanding of the history of the Kansas City Chiefs team, the dark moments they had experienced, their repeated disappointments and confusions, so that when Levi came on the court, she would be able to unite all the scattered fans.

Seeing how young Talia is, the uncles and aunts treated her like their own niece or granddaughter. They not only shared stories with her enthusiastically, but also offered to help her.

Worried that her tent could not withstand the cold, some people helped to tidy up the tent, some shared blankets, and some even invited her to drink hot soup and eat barbecue together.

Waiting in line for tickets was actually like camping. They were partying outside the Arrowhead Stadium, completely unaware of the passage of time.

In the end, Talia not only successfully bought the tickets, but also made a group of new friends.

at last!

Talia never knew that she would look forward to a football game so much. Every cell in her body was cheering and screaming. On the morning of the conference final, she rushed to Arrowhead Stadium as soon as possible to join the carnival.

Not just because of Levi, she began to truly enjoy the Kansas City Chiefs' games, and wholeheartedly joined the ranks of Kansas City residents on this journey, moving forward side by side and fighting to the end.

There were 76,000 people in the stadium, and at this moment there were tens of thousands more outside Arrowhead Stadium, the massive frenzy was burning with one heart and one mind, an all-out eruption.

At a glance, Talia found Levi's figure in the huge stadium.

The back of the number 23, without any special movements, suddenly entered her field of vision and captured her mind effortlessly. When he looked up at the audience stands, he could clearly feel the heat in the stadium rising to a higher level. Thousands of spectators wearing the red number 23 jerseys wanted to shout their throats out and vent all their energy at the top of their lungs.

what!
Talia couldn't help but smile.

Talia jumped up and down as well, becoming part of this vast sea of ​​fire. The whole feeling was somewhat subtle and magical.

She could see Levi clearly, but Levi could not see her; she and Levi were on the same court and the same land, but were strangely separated by space.

In an instant, it seemed as if she was back in New York, watching the game on the TV screen, but she didn't realize that she was looking for his figure in the live camera. When the figure of No. 23 appeared in the corner of the screen inadvertently, her heart began to beat wildly.

However, at this moment, the similar feeling is even more turbulent and overwhelming.

As he stared at Levi's figure, his heart began to beat uncontrollably, pounding against his chest, as if it could break free and explode at any moment.

She knew that the whole place was filled with a bright and colorful crowd, and searching for a person in the dense crowd was like looking for a needle in a haystack.

This was almost an impossible thing; but Talia couldn't help but repeat it in her heart.

"Look back."

"Look back."

"Look back!"

Over and over again, like a witch silently chanting a spell, with her hands clasped together, there was a roar in her ears.

"……what!"

He turned back.

(End of this chapter)