664 Chinese Kung Fu

Quick, everything was accelerating, fully accelerating, truly ever-changing in an instant.

Saggs had no time to think, relying solely on instinct and experience.

He moved laterally.

Li Wei moved longitudinally.

As opposed to the recent "Li Wei vs. Urban," Li Wei ran a ninety-degree perpendicular route, intending to break past Saggs's interception with his speed.

This tactic, from last year to this year, Li Wei had used countless times and it was invariably successful, showcasing his explosive acceleration to the world.

But that was because the Kansas City Chiefs had not yet encountered the Baltimore Ravens.

They were prepared.

Saggs had been vigilant, fully alert, and charged forward the moment he sensed movement.

Accelerate, accelerate!

You kid, just hit the wall here!

With speed and power stretched to the limit, a hint of pity flashed in Saggs's eyes, as if he could see the frustration and gloom Li Wei would feel upon being thwarted.

However, at that moment—