Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 691: Transformation of the King

"Before this game, although the Kansas City Chiefs still ranked first in the AFC, they still had the label of a 'fake strong team' because of their losses to the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams."

"This scene is so similar to last season, it seems like I'm experiencing it all over again."

"And similarly, this time the Kansas City Chiefs proved themselves under pressure."

"With four minutes left in the game, the Kansas City Chiefs were still behind; but in the final period, the defending champions went from offense to defense and back to offense, making three consecutive attacks."

"A passing touchdown to tie the game."

"One strikeout, and it goes into extra innings."

"A running touchdown, a game-winning touchdown."

"In the final moments, the Kansas City Chiefs showed the explosive power of the AFC No. 1 seed, completely silencing the Baltimore Ravens on both offense and defense."

"Calm. Strong. Domineering."

"In this current Kansas City Chiefs team, we can truly see the momentum of a strong team transforming into a powerful one."

"Everything - it's hard to believe what I'm about to say, but it's the truth. Everything comes from Levi, the new captain of the Kansas City Chiefs this season."

"Two touchdowns, all from Levi. Not only did he receive the ball, he also ran for the ball, but he also gave the team a backbone in difficult times."

"The most incredible thing is that in the second quarter, Levi was injured and left the field, with a concussion risk. After the risk was eliminated and he returned to the field, the Baltimore Ravens' defense still made Levi suffer. However, Levi finally found a way to return."

"Wow."

"Listen, this is the sound coming from Arrowhead Stadium--"

No matter how many words, praises or compliments you say, they cannot compare to the cheers from the fans.

So real, so passionate, so crazy.

Felix sang at the top of his lungs:
"He is here, he is there, he is nowhere in countless places, he is the edgewalker, Levi Levi Levi."

He knew that his eyes were filled with tears and he looked like a lunatic, but he just couldn't control himself.

When the cancer cells came back again, the doctor announced his death sentence. He might pass away in a year at most, or six months at the earliest.

Although they still tried, they still fought, Mom refused to give up and he refused to surrender; but all efforts seemed to be in vain.

When it was late at night and everyone was asleep, he would think that maybe he should give up. There was no need to continue struggling, and there was no need to make everyone suffer any longer.

However, he was unwilling to do so.

He was only eighteen years old, and he still had countless things to accomplish. He didn't even have a secret crush. His life had just begun, but it was already about to come to an end.

He...really couldn't accept it.

So, he was struggling, he was persisting, like a cockroach.

But now, he knew that there was someone who was still fighting, refusing to give up, refusing to surrender, and always giving it his all no matter what the outcome.

It was he who made him believe that dreams still exist, made him believe that the process can be better than the ending, made him believe that the value of depth and breadth can still be excavated in the same length of life, and made him believe that even if he knew the ending in advance, it did not mean that life was meaningless.

So, he is still here, ten months have passed since the doctor's diagnosis, and he is still in Arrowhead Stadium, burning himself out.

A decisive kill! Victory!
The championship heart in the Kansas City Chiefs' chest is still beating, even though the entire league is not optimistic about their defense of the title, and countless voices believe that they won the championship last season purely out of luck; but they still continue to move forward in their own way and at their own pace, unswervingly.

"The Heart of a Champion" is not just about the champion, it is also about faith, fighting spirit, determination and perseverance. It is a true heart that refuses to give up, refuses to surrender and fights to the end.

One sentence after another. One sound after another.

Felix sang to his heart's content.

Karen noticed that Felix was always so sensible, worried that they would overthink things, and never showed vulnerability or sadness in front of them. He never cried; but she knew that the young shoulders of the eighteen-year-old had too much to bear, and she needed to be stronger than him.

Slightly, Karen straightened her back, as if not noticing the tears in Felix's eyes, and started to sing along.

"He's here, he's there, he's everywhere, he's the edgewalker, Levi Levi Levi."

Again and again.

The whole audience roared.

Mosley couldn't hold on and fell to his knees. His eyes were filled with disbelief and his brain was buzzing. He couldn't believe what was happening before his eyes.
What...what's going on?

In the end, he didn't even touch the corner of Levi's clothes, and then he lost just like that. Just like that?
"24:30".

On the big screen above Arrowhead Stadium, the score was so clear and so dazzling.

In overtime, if one team scores a touchdown, the game is immediately over. There is no need to kick an extra point. The game is over at the same time as the touchdown.

In front of you, that's it.

The Baltimore Ravens were clearly invincible, and they had countless possibilities and ways to retreat, but they didn't expect that they would retreat again and again until they had nowhere to retreat, and then... nothing happened...

Lamar Jackson stood there in a daze, not saying a word for a long time, his mind was blank, and in the true sense, he had no ideas at all.

No shame, no anger, no regret, nothing. He just stood there completely stunned, like a puppet.

Lost.

Lost again and again.

How many times has this happened? Jackson couldn't even remember clearly, because losing too much seemed to have become a habit.

But what’s even more frightening is that Jackson is not upset at all, and is even indifferent to the fact that losing has become a habit. Will entering the NFL still not change his fate?

I heard a wailing sound in my ears. It was Edwards.

"It's over, it's over. That rookie is going to make me laugh to death. I don't want to attend the post-match press conference. That rookie will definitely not let me go. I can't convince him."

"I am so innocent and kind, but he can torture me to death with just a few words. I won't live anymore."

As he said this, Edwards really fell to the ground, his shoulders drooped with a look of despair on his face, he hugged his helmet and howled dryly, but no tears were seen.

Jackson finally came to his senses a little.

Wake up! Lamar, wake up. You're not scared by just one game, are you? This is just their first encounter in the professional arena. There will be many, many opportunities in the future. One day, he will come back and beat that guy fair and square to prove his strength.

Just look at today and you will know that Levi is not perfect, or even that strong. The Baltimore Ravens were just a little bit away from defeating them, just a little bit short of the finish line of victory. There is no need to wait too long, maybe the next meeting this season can change the outcome.

One day, sooner or later, but that day will come.

We can't give up now, absolutely not.

You can't bow your head, otherwise the crown will fall off.

Taking a deep breath, Jackson regained some of his rationality. He needed to face Levi head-on. He needed to prove that he was not scared.

So, what about Levi?
(End of this chapter)