Chapter 337

6 minutes and 13 seconds.

Su Yan completes a steal on Odom and pushes the break coast-to-coast; Odom chases with all his might from behind, but simply cannot catch up.

Su Yan initiates his three-step layup, "Burning Fire to the Heavens."

"Boom!"

A two-handed crown-dunk shatters the rim.

2 minutes and 17 seconds.

Antonio secures the rebound under the basket and fires an outlet pass to Hinrich at the arc; just as he turns to push the counterattack, he sees Su Yan already charging out like a gale.

"Whoosh!"

He decisively throws a long pass over.

"Damn it!"

Jones is in hot pursuit but cannot catch up at all, left only to roar in impotence.

Su Yan catches the ball on the break and finishes the layup with ease.

Second quarter.

After the rotation.

On the very first possession after checking in, Su Yan completes another steal on Caron Butler; Su Yan charges out, and Jones charges out as well.

The two are sprinting almost side-by-side.

"This time, let's see how you run!"

Jones bellows.

Both are sprinting at full tilt, and their speeds appear quite similar.

Truly similar speeds?

It is indeed a similar starting speed.

But... 【Primary: Swift Footsteps】 has a passive effect: as the running distance increases, speed increases instantaneously.

And so.

When the two reach the free-throw line together.

Su Yan triggers the passive of 【Primary: Swift Footsteps】, suddenly accelerating, and flows into a three-step layup, instantly leaving Jones behind by half a body length.

Completely unable to catch up.

"Swish!"

Su Yan finishes the layup with ease.

"How is this possible?!"

Jones is shocked, "We clearly had the same speed, why could he break out with an explosion? Why did his speed suddenly skyrocket?!

Is this reasonable?!"

"Why?!"

Wei De is also very puzzled, "If he can suddenly accelerate, then why not accelerate sooner and leave Jones behind earlier?"

"Uh..."

Odom furrows his brows, "Could it be... that he did it on purpose, giving Jones the illusion that he could catch up.

Then, at the last moment, he suddenly accelerates to leave him behind, thereby humiliating him."

Su Yan:???

What kind of talk is that.

I am not as insidious as you think.

2 minutes and 11 seconds.

Da Yao commits a passing error, intercepted midway by Wei De; on the fast break, Su Yan charges out from the wing.

Wei De and Su Yan compare speed.

Theoretically... Wei De wins completely.

In reality... Wei De is indeed charging faster than Su Yan.

"Su Yan's speed is certainly much faster than before, but... 'The Flash' Wei De's speed is undoubtedly a cut above.

The two are running from roughly the same position, and Wei De is gradually opening up the distance.

Su Yan cannot catch up.

Wei De is about to complete the fast break.

Hmm?

That's not right... how is Su Yan running faster and faster?

Wooow~

He catches up to Wei De under the basket; perhaps out of fear of a block, Wei De doesn't dare to attack the rim directly, feinting repeatedly.

Then... he suddenly jumps to attack the rim.

What?

Su Yan delivers a thunderous block right in his face; the basketball doesn't even get a chance to be released.

One-on-one in the paint, facing Su Yan who possesses extreme "Dynamic Vision," it is still very difficult for Wei De to get a shot off.

But what is even more shocking.

Su Yan actually caught up to Wei De during the defensive transition; this astonishing speed is completely inconsistent with his previous speed.

This is too terrifying."

Eli Aote provides passionate commentary, his expression exhilarated.

"Whoosh~"

The home-court Heat fans, seeing the usually slow-moving Su Yan actually catch up to Wei De while running, all drop their jaws.

Each and every one of them falls into unimaginable shock.

"Unbelievable!"

Doug Collins is also dumbfounded, "Su Yan is really fast now; I don't know why his speed could improve so much in such a short time.

However.

This has greatly improved his fast-break ability.

Su Yan, who was already difficult to deal with, now has an additional fast-break scoring ability; he has already scored 30 points with less than half the game gone.

At this rate.

Tonight... he really might score 50+ points again, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the 'Four Great Shooting Guards'!!!"