Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 739 War and Chaos
This was the first time that Levi felt stupid.

Because Levi didn't know what to say, any words he said seemed pale and powerless, and any encouragement or comfort seemed condescending.

But the problem is, apart from "come on", his mind is blank. Standing in the face of illness and death, he can't help in any way.

So clumsy, so clueless. So stupid.

In a daze, Felix regained a little bit of himself, looked at the two medical staff in the ambulance, and the corners of his mouth curled up a little.

"This is Levi, our rookie Levi."

The medical staff on the left glanced at Levi, "Yes, I know." Then he looked at Felix, "He is the pride of our Kansas City."

Felix gave a contented smile, "And I'm Levi's friend."

That little show-off made the two medical staff smile, "Yes, we noticed it and we are very envious."

The conversation that was going on normally one second turned into unclear soliloquy the next second. Felix, in a half-asleep and half-awake state, jumped back and forth between light and darkness.

"I need to fight, and like a rookie, I won't give up easily."

"But it hurts. It really hurts."

"sorry."

Whimpering softly and muffledly.

Levi sat helplessly, looking up at the two medical staff, but they couldn't help either, "We have to wait for the medicine to take effect."

"Rookie. Rookie..." Felix called out softly.

“We’re going to win, right?”

Levi was stunned. For a moment, he was unable to follow Felix's thoughts. He was a beat late to realize that Felix was talking about next week's regional competition.

"Can you tell me about our game against Indianapolis? Did we win? How did the game go?"

Felix was confused.

In the previous sentence, Felix clearly knew that the regional competition had not started yet; in the next sentence, Felix thought that the regional competition had ended.

Levi wanted to tell Felix the truth, but the words wouldn't come out.

"...It was a tough game, but you know us Chiefs, we refused to give up, refused to surrender, we always fought to the last minute at Arrowhead Stadium, we always showed our tenacity..."

Gradually, gradually, Levi saw calmness on Felix's face.

Suddenly, Levi's heart contracted and he looked up at the two medical staff.

Could it be?

"The medicine is taking effect, please continue." The medical staff on the left explained in a low voice.

Levi let out a light breath and tried to keep his voice calm as he continued speaking.

Hearing Levi's voice, Felix stopped struggling and speaking, his brows relaxed, and they rushed all the way to the hospital.

There was a period of chaos and chaos.

Until everything was done, Felix entered the ward, and the doctors were busy, and nothing could be seen anymore. Levi sat down in the lounge, and his tension and anxiety relaxed a little. Then he realized the tenseness of his muscles and tried to relax a little, but found that it was not easy.

After waiting for a while, I could see Karen leaving the intensive care unit exhausted in the distance, and walking towards me with heavy steps.

At a glance, Karen saw Levi standing up quickly.

Karen knew how difficult this was. Only by experiencing it personally could one understand what the process was like. The patient was in pain, and the patient's relatives were also tortured. What's more, Levi didn't need to and shouldn't face such a thing.

For a moment, Karen found it difficult to describe her feelings: gratitude, guilt, fear, and anxiety; at the same time, there was a hint of resentment deep in her heart. She knew she shouldn't have done that. It had nothing to do with Levi. It was entirely Felix's own behavior. But as long as she thought that Felix might leave forever because of this, she couldn't control herself.

The complex mix of emotions left Karen exhausted.

But in the end, she opened her arms and gave Levi a hug——

"Thank you."

This wasn't Levi's fault. And without Levi, things would have been much worse.

Karen forced herself to calm down and regain her sanity. She had just been around the god of death today, so there was no need to let the devil join in the fun.

Levi was still not used to the hug and tried to let go, but found that Karen was hugging him tightly, her body trembling slightly, and the fear of surviving a disaster was still running rampant in her body.

Thinking about it, Levi didn't resist and hugged Karen.

Finally, Karen was the first to let go of Levi. She had already controlled herself, but the slightly reddened corners of her eyes still revealed her turbulent emotions.

Levi took a deep breath, "How is he now?"

Karen, "He, he is fighting. The situation is very difficult, his blood pressure is very low, his heart..." Karen held her breath before she could finish her words.

Levi felt a little uncomfortable, "What did the doctor say?"

Karen hurriedly gathered herself together. "We still need to observe and see how his body responds to the drugs, and then we can start chemotherapy. We need to see the effects of the treatment step by step. Now..." Karen was almost about to collapse, and took a deep breath. "Now we have to take it one step at a time."

"Oh, God."

Karen couldn't control herself after all, and tears welled up in her eyes.

"I know. I know I sound like a greedy, annoying person. When he relapsed, the doctor said he might only have ten months at most. We could only take it one step at a time. Now it's been more than eleven months. I've already stolen a month from the hands of death, and he's still by my side."

"but……"

"But I really hope Felix can stay. I can't bear to let him go. I'm not ready to send him away..."

"He shouldn't, he's only seventeen, his life has just begun, he shouldn't have to face this..."

"Oh, sorry. I really...can't..."

As she spoke, Karen began to tremble slightly uncontrollably.

Levi couldn't help but hold his breath and clenched his teeth to calm himself down. "Karen, he's still fighting, right?"

"Felix is ​​a tough and tenacious guy. He kept fighting and persisted. Even though he knew the outcome, he still didn't give up."

"We should accompany him and finish this battle together. Just like a team."

Karen looked at Levi, tears flickering in her eyes, and she forced a smile, "Just like the chief?"

As never before, Levi felt that the team was closely connected to the city and the people living on this land. The team was not just a professional sports team, but also an inseparable part of their lives. His family and life were closely centered around the team.

It is also because of this that when the Oakland Raiders announced that they would move to Las Vegas, the city fell into deep despair.

For the same reason, the team’s victory and failure, rise and fall are not just about winning or losing, but more of a kind of sustenance and belief in life.

So, players can treat the game as a job and a business cooperation, but at the same time, they can also carry the weight of a city and fight side by side.

Now, Levi could understand it, and then he nodded in affirmation, "Just like the chief."

(End of this chapter)