Wet. Heavy. Cold.
It's only October, autumn hasn't fully covered the North American continent yet, but the storm-battered Buffalo can already sense the threat of winter.
Soaked in rain, the bone-chilling cold seeps under the skin, and the joints emit a low groan, seemingly ready to fall apart at any moment.
Yet, the game continues.
Watt is fully focused.
It's not because of the clamor on social media, but because of Li Wei and Kansas City.
In the face of defeat, setbacks, and obstacles, he truly felt the soul of this team and city for the first time. He was no longer a bystander or an outsider joining halfway; he could empathize, he could be a part of it, awakening those feelings buried deep in his memory.
Watt is broken, his body and soul shattered by repeated injuries. Doctors have said he'd never be whole again, never return to his original state. He must face this scarred version of himself and continue living, accompanied by pain even after retirement.
