Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1523 Unique
Crying and laughing, with mixed feelings.

Carter felt that he must look like a mentally ill lunatic now. He quickly raised his right hand and wiped the mess off his cheek.

He knew that Felix had always been afraid that he would disappear completely after death, and that he would be completely forgotten after leaving, as if he had never existed. This was his fear and the nightmare he had been trying to escape from.

But now——

The entire Kansas City has it firmly in mind. They still remember the young man named Felix Gray, who stood in front of death and fought to the end with high spirits, using the energy of his life to ignite the high morale of the Kansas Chiefs.

Even today, Arrowhead Stadium still echoes with his support and cheers.

Red daisies all over the sky and ground burned wildly and brilliantly, lighting up a corner of the world and guiding them to run and fight all the way to the end of the world, looking for the end of time and the universe.

Emotions surge up.

Carter took great effort to pull the reins and barely controlled himself. He turned around and left, ready to join the huge team in the championship parade. However, on the way out, he inadvertently saw a group of people hugging each other tightly standing in front of another tombstone, which made Carter pause slightly.

As if possessed by a ghost, Carter walked over.

Carter was stunned when he saw red daisies in front of the tombstone in the distance.

When I saw the name on the tombstone——

Anne Gallas.

Suddenly, Carter was hit hard and could no longer control his tears.

Carter moved to Kansas City after last year's Super Bowl. He has never met Anne, but has heard her story more than once.

From Felix, from Anderson, from the Old Oak Tavern, from Arrowhead Field, the legendary Anne has countless stories.

It was not until now that Carter truly "saw" Anne with his own eyes for the first time.

It turns out that Levi still hasn't forgotten Annie, it turns out that Annie has been fighting side by side with them until the end, it turns out that Annie always has a place in the depths of this team's soul, it turns out that the source of power of the Kansas Chief lies here.

People have always been curious about how the Kansas City Chiefs managed to stay undefeated at home for two seasons. Arrowhead Stadium has become a top-notch home court that no one in the entire league can conquer, and it is almost causing psychological trauma.

The real reason is actually here——

We win together, we lose together, no matter what difficulties or storms we face, we face them hand in hand; no matter when and where, we fight side by side.

No one is missing!
From Felix Gray to Anne Gallas to every resident of Kansas City, everything rallied around this team.

That energy is unstoppable.

Of course, in the world of competitive sports, no one can win forever. Even the "King of Clay" Nadal's 81-game winning streak on clay will eventually come to an end. The Arrowhead Stadium's unbeaten home court aura will also be broken one day, someday in the near or distant future.

But, it doesn't matter.

They don't mind and are less afraid, because no matter what the situation is, Kansas City will face it shoulder to shoulder. Losing is not the end of the world, because setbacks and thorns will only make them stronger.

It was because of this that Carter broke down and burst into tears.

In just one year in Kansas City, what Carter experienced and felt was far more than just a historical record of winning three consecutive championships in a undefeated season.

Thousands of words and hundreds of feelings came flooding in.

In a rare moment, Carter completely broke down and could no longer control his tears.

This time, Carter did not hide or control his tears, and did not even wipe them away. He just let his emotions run wild and vented them freely. Only after he regained his composure did Carter stand up with his head held high, and walked towards the city again.

No, there is no need to be sad or regretful, because Anne and Felix are still alive in another way and have become part of the Kansas Chiefs.

So, he is ready to say goodbye to the past, embrace the future, and use his own hands and feet, with that spirit and will, to create a future that belongs to them.

No longer a victorious fan, but a true Chief, winning and losing together, facing the storms together, climbing to the top together, building a dynasty together, experiencing the lows together, growing up together, and then one day in the future, he can share this experience with his family and friends.

This is the meaning of life.

Everything went as expected during the championship parade that day.

The whole Kansas City went crazy. Thousands of people came out in droves and the streets were deserted. Everyone put on their red home jerseys. The brilliant and bright colors gradually gathered together like water droplets, and finally became a vast ocean, filling every corner of the city.

And, it roared and rushed all the way towards Arrowhead Stadium.

Kansas City, which had just experienced a heavy snowfall, was covered in a blanket of white, but was shattered into pieces by the collision of red flames all over the sky and the ground, turning into a torrent.

The air was filled with a sharp and clean chill. Beer, hot dogs, sweat, and the smell of vomit from a sleepless night were burning fiercely in the heat wave. The smell, which was neither pleasant nor fragrant, surged amid the shouting and singing at the top of one's lungs, constantly reminding people that the heat of the party was still there.

Although winning the championship in an undefeated season seems wonderful, this long and arduous journey consumes too much energy. Everyone in this city is no exception. It's like going through a marathon and finally reaching the finish line. After the tense nerves relax, they can no longer control themselves.

Party. Party. Party. Party. Party with all your might.

Then, the sound rolled in.

Led by the two lively actors, Kelsey and Hill, the whole audience was mobilized and their voices burst out like a tide, filling the streets and alleys of Kansas City in a blink of an eye, rushing straight into the sky, and finally turning into a huge wave that made the entire ocean roar along.

Slam billboards. Bang trash cans. Jump on car roofs. Cheer and shout.

If you have nothing in your hands, then just jump on the spot, make noises with your body, hands and feet, and join the frenzy.

One sound, then another—

"fly!"

Deafening and overwhelming.

"fly!"

That sound and that fury had been swirling and surging beneath the sky of Kansas City, surging continuously from morning to afternoon to late night.

Stay awake all night.

There is no doubt that the Kansas City Chiefs have once again made history and left a strong mark in the glory and brilliance of the four major sports leagues in North America.

Later, ESPN gave the program a unique title:

"THE CHAMPIONSHIP PARADE".

Not only did the huge number of people create history, but the spirit, the enthusiasm and the energy were even more impressive. The lively scene of the entire city uniting as one to party all night long was probably unprecedented and will never be repeated, ending the season with a unique and enthusiastic attitude.

The 2019 season is finally over.

(End of this chapter)