Dominate the Super Bowl-Chapter 1679 - 1678: Take Whatever I Want

One clockwise rotation, two clockwise rotations, then one counterclockwise rotation.

In the blink of an eye, Li Wei displayed the art of control on the razor’s edge, surviving in the slits, stubbornly finding a gap in the impenetrable storm, and incredibly breaking through from the crevice, leaving chaos and turbulence behind in one breath, reopening the space.

Klein: ...

Wallace: ...

Everything happened too fast. Even being in it, even being right in front, the eyes still couldn’t keep up, unable to believe what they witnessed.

Wallace lost his balance, deeply feeling the pull of gravity, his heart crashing to the ground like a free fall, shattering into countless pieces. It wasn’t despair or pain but rather numbness and blankness. Even so, he still couldn’t stop Li Wei?

Was it still impossible in the end?

In the next second, the two of them lost control and collided harshly, dizziness overtaking them, as the sky full of stars cascaded down like a waterfall, roaring continuously.

Four people closing in, ambushed from all sides.

Yet, Li Wei still tore open a crack, breaking free from the encirclement and breaking through the siege.

Describing it, it seems thrillingly incredible, as if just after a great battle, bloodied bodies scattered everywhere; in reality, it was just a step forward.

Just a mere step, not even two yards, still revolving at the line of scrimmage.

This alone showed the ferocity of the Buffalo Bills’ defense.

And that still wasn’t all.

Li Wei barely had time to catch his breath when the third wave of impact was rapidly approaching, showcasing the Buffalo Bills’ determination.

Safety Jordan Poyer’s gaze was firm, all in.

He didn’t care if his teammates in front could stop Li Wei, he was always prepared with a second and even a third plan because they were facing Li Wei.

The one and only Li Wei.

No matter what those netizens babbled about, Poyer knew well of Li Wei’s ability to single-handedly change the situation and overturn the game.

Some may think that rainy weather is unfavorable for a running back to advance because the ground lacks friction and thrust, but Poyer believed Li Wei could still find a way, as these disadvantages were fair to both attack and defense, yet Li Wei could exploit the weakness in the defense to turn the entire situation around.

Sure enough, Poyer saw Li Wei burst through the encirclement.

No time for surprise or fear, Poyer decisively hurled himself out because he knew Li Wei’s current footing was unsteady and since the ground was slippery, Li Wei couldn’t quickly change direction. He had to be firm and decisive; any hesitation could mean missing the opportunity.

One step, two steps, three steps—

Here comes.

Poyer accurately captured Li Wei’s figure, everything as predicted. Li Wei had no time to adjust, hurriedly steadying himself like a stake.

Kickoff, step up, impact.

Got it.

Poyer was very certain, and yet, wait a minute... the shoulder?

A force, before Poyer could complete the tackle with both hands, pierced through the rain mist landing on his right shoulder, hitting powerfully with forward momentum even before he could.

Bang!

Poyer was stunned, lifting his head to look at Li Wei.

The face in the helmet was calm and resolute, indistinguishable whether it was rain or sweat, but in those bright eyes was a resolute determination.

Straight Arm Block!

With mountainous force!

In the next second, Poyer’s mind went blank, unable to feel the power, feel the impact, feel his own body as he was lifted off the ground.

Gravity vanished.

Yet it didn’t last long; Poyer had already crashed to the ground. Following the water, he was pushed out, the roar of water echoing over his eardrums.

"Ah."

Li Wei exerted himself.

Because of the turbulence and bumpiness, Li Wei decided to abandon changing direction and moving, stopped to adjust, regained his balance, then utilizing the momentum with a Straight Arm Block, forcibly breaking through head-on.

Poyer was flung out, the massive counterforce bouncing back caused Li Wei’s insides to churn, his whole being seemingly swept into a storm, swaying left and right, rocking up and down. The world blurred in the water mist, obscuring figures, not even outlines visible.

Only a hazy watercolor halo was moving.

Calm.

Li Wei reminded himself to stay calm and focused, not needing to turn back to feel the Buffalo Bills’ squad he left behind chasing with all their might.

No time to hesitate, kick—off, start, accelerate.

Pa-pa-pa.

His footsteps stumbled deeply and shallowly in the puddles, like riding the waves, fleetingly returning to his childhood.

Every time it rained, he would love his raincoat and rain boots, sneaking out without telling his parents, running wild in the rain, stepping in every puddle.

The slapping sound and splashing water would brighten his mood; he didn’t understand why at first, stepped on a few more to confirm, still unclear of the principle, but his mood soared uncontrollably, laughter bursting from his chest, flying in the rain’s sound.

Looking back unintentionally, he could see his mother standing under the eaves with an umbrella, watching him quietly.

"Xiao Wei, be careful not to catch a cold."

Mother said.

He didn’t answer, just laughingly thinking that was the best, happiest thing in the world.

Pa-pa-pa. Pa-pa-pa.

Li Wei finally found his balance amidst the bumpiness and turbulence, running faster and faster, ever widening the gap, leaving the ominous clouds trailing behind.

Yet, there was a figure ahead—

Mika Hyde.

Safety, Buffalo Bills’ last line of defense.

Hyde was guarding the backfield alone, originally prepared to defend against Mahomes’ surprise long pass, but he never expected it, standing before him now was Li Wei.

Or perhaps it wasn’t unexpected, he had anticipated this scene.

No time for hesitation or fear, Hyde rapidly started, maneuvering with crab steps towards Li Wei, ready to intercept, ready to tackle.

Li Wei noticed, adjusting to small quick steps, continuously changing direction, continuously moving, tiptoeing to shift his balance early, deceiving Hyde, confusing Hyde’s judgment.

The two began their duel from ten steps apart, mutually restraining and confronting each other.

Five steps.

Three steps.

Just when they’re about to collide, Hyde ultimately couldn’t hold back, lunging to his left, but that’s exactly what Li Wei was waiting for; he also pulled to his left.

Shifted position. 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦

Graceful like a startled swan.

Hyde didn’t even blink when a gust of wind rushed past his right hand.

Taking advantage, a spin, Hyde rotated 180 degrees clockwise, lunging forward. He could clearly see that white number 23 shadow, but lunging forward, it was just an afterimage, the figure of number 23 already two steps ahead.

Hyde chased, step for step, his heart racing to his throat, speed and power unleashed to the fullest, with no reservations.

Yet he still watched helplessly as that number 23 back faded into the cyan rain mist at a speed visible to the naked eye, vanishing.

Damn it!

Hyde couldn’t care for anything else, kicking off, jumping, clearly aiming for that number 23 back silhouette, mind not working.

Boom.

An impact.

Hyde’s all-out collision finally paid off, solidly hitting that silhouette, dragging it down with him!