Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 897 Burning Passion

"The game is over, the whole game is over!"

"My fellow viewers, Super Bowl 53 has come to an end."

"The Kansas City Chiefs, the No. 1 seed in the AFC, put on an unparalleled performance throughout the game, suppressing the Los Angeles Rams, the No. 2 seed in the NFC, defeating their opponent in a near-perfect manner and winning the championship."

"Final score: '31:3'."

"The Kansas City Chiefs become the first NFL team to defend their title in fifteen seasons!"

"Wow, this situation was unexpected."

"After Peyton Manning retired, the league was completely reshuffled."

"The NFC continued its usual pattern of a hundred schools of thought, especially as the Green Bay Packers struggled due to injuries to quarterback Rogers, which further opened up the situation."

"The same is true for the American League. The nearly 20-year rule of the American League by Manning, Brady, Roethlisberger and John Harbaugh has fallen apart and is facing various challenges."

"However, no one expected that in the midst of total chaos, it would be the Kansas Chiefs who seized the opportunity and emerged as a huge surprise."

"Andy Reid, one of the best and most legendary coaches in the league's history, has never been able to win the Super Bowl championship, which has always been an unsolved mystery in the league. He saw the chaotic situation without a leader, snapped his fingers, and suddenly made a decision at the 2017 draft."

"You know, I'm going to take a risk and see if I can fight my way out of this chaotic world. Since I'm going to take a risk, I have to be bold and resolute."

“Also, get a little crazier.”

"The third pick is a running back. Great. The whole league is terrified."

"Taking another quarterback with the 10th pick is great. Everyone thought the Kansas City Chiefs had lost their minds."

"However."

“In troubled times, only those who dare to act and take risks can achieve great things.”

"Reed and his Kansas City Chiefs did it. Not only did they emerge as a dark horse and reach the Super Bowl, ending Reed's championship drought, but they were also unstoppable and completed the feat of defending the title with unparalleled strength."

“We are witnessing history.”

Outside the Mercedes-Benz Dome.

Felix stared at the big screen and waited patiently.

Even though the fourth quarter was already garbage time, even though the outcome had already been decided, even though now it was just a routine matter of waiting for time to run out.

But the wait is still a long torment.

The closer you get to the finish line, the more torturous it becomes, and the closer you get to the end, the more nervous you become.

It's not just him, and it's not just Annie, but also the millions of ordinary residents of Kansas City and the countless ordinary people who are struggling on the edge of life.

They have been waiting, patiently and painfully, moving forward with difficulty in the endless darkness, using all their energy to wait for a ray of dawn.

Then, last year, that ray of light appeared -

They reached the Super Bowl for the first time in half a century.

It wasn’t long, just half a century, but the wait finally came.

But they never expected that in just one year, they would wait for it again.

Thump, thump, my heart is beating like a drum.

Felix had been staring at the big screen intently until that moment.

It really happened. It was not a dream.

Suddenly, Felix raised his arms, stood up from the wheelchair, and looked around in amazement, full of joy and happiness.

If the Kansas City Chiefs can win the championship and defend the title, does that mean he can continue to fight, for a faint glimmer of hope, grasping the 0.01% possibility and continue to burn?
Perhaps, this is still not the point.

A possibility, an expectation, was beating in his chest so hard that he couldn't make a sound. He looked left and right, and then Felix saw Jenna.

Jenna didn't cry.

Not only that, but she was smiling, with her hands raised straight up to the sky, and her eyes and cheeks were filled with happiness and excitement.

Felix was stunned.

Jenna exclaimed, "I promised Annie."

Just one sentence, but Jenna didn't say what she promised. She just shouted at the top of her lungs, "Champion."

They defended the title.

The joy and passion burst through Felix's chest and burned violently, and he could no longer control himself.

"champion!"

Felix spoke out loud, and as he shouted, a smile crept up the corners of his mouth.

Karen stood aside, looking at the blush on Felix's cheeks and the vitality in his eyes, and she could hardly breathe.

She shouldn't have stopped Felix.

Even though she still worried, even though every day was still like walking on thin ice, even though the torment and pain would never end, she would not stop Felix anymore.

If the Kansas Chief could spark a ray of hope, she should hold on to it and burn as hard as Levi could.

Dreams exist not because we choose to believe in them, but because we believe in them.

Now, she wanted to believe it.

After all, the Kansas City Chiefs are defending their title, right?

"champion!"

Karen finally found her voice and started shouting along.

Ho, ho, ho, ho.

The Old Oak Tavern, Kansas City.

In an instant, there was an earth-shaking sound and the whole world was shaking.

The game looked so easy and the suspense was gone early on, but when it really ended, happiness and joy still burst out without reservation.

They cheered, shouted, and lost themselves in excitement.

Anderson stood at the bar, quietly watching the live broadcast on the TV screen. He thought that after experiencing it once last year, he should be familiar with it this year; however, this was not the case. This year's situation was even more turbulent than last year.

Defending a title is never easy.

Last year, there were no expectations at all and reaching the summit was an extra reward; this year, there are expectations and pressure, and the road to defending the title is full of thorns.

However, they finally arrived.

The other side of victory.

Anderson took a deep breath, but still couldn't control himself.

I turned around, pushed open the back door of the bar, stood outside, and felt the breeze. My eyes felt a little more comfortable.

Looking up at the cloudless, star-filled sky of Kansas City, the haze and shadow that had been shrouding the city seemed to have finally dissipated, and they found their direction following the guidance of the North Star.

Behind him, the tavern that had witnessed the city’s ups and downs still stood quietly.

Anderson had a feeling that his life's difficulties were finally coming to an end.

"Hoo, hey, champ!"

"Hoo, hey, champ!"

Once, and again, Levi was thrown high into the air in the Mercedes-Benz Dome. Not only the offensive players, but also the defensive players all came to join in the fun.

Gravity tried again and again to pull Levi back to the ground, but it lost control of Levi again and again in the face of increasingly powerful and turbulent forces, and could only watch Levi flying in the air.

Li Wei looked hopeless: How did things turn out like this?

Between the ups and downs, Levi turned his head and tried to seek help in the crowd. He saw Burns and Clark and waved weakly.

As a result, Burns looked at Levi with a smile and cheered on the side.

Clark even stepped forward and joined the players to join in the fun.

This scene fell into the eyes of others. The coaching staff could not help but swarm forward one by one, crowding together into a group and throwing Levi into the air.

So, what's up, the Kansas City Chiefs' latest special offer:
Levi the Flyer?

(End of this chapter)