Orc Undead Sports Warrior

Before coming to Osaka, Lu Wei did not activate international roaming on his mobile phone, as he felt there was no need to use the phone frequently.

Aside from his parents in this life, Lu Wei usually communicates most with Wang Qiao. He also had many friends in his previous memories, but after the orc came to this world, he felt that he didn't have much in common with many of them.

He got a SIM card in Osaka with two hours of talk time and unlimited data per week, which was enough for him.

Before coming, he consulted with teammates who had participated in international competitions, and almost all of them chose this method of communication. During the day, they were almost always on the training field, so having a mobile phone was not very useful.

He can video chat with his parents online in the evening, so he thinks it's good.

Most Chinese track and field athletes can only achieve some results in domestic competitions. International competitions offer more prize money, but for most athletes, it is difficult to win prize money, so everyone uses this affordable communication method.

Compared to them, Lu Weiguang earned around 20 yuan from domestic competitions alone, more than many athletes earn in two or three years. He doesn't have a deep understanding of money. In his view, it's just a means of living; you use it when you have it, there's no need to deliberately save it, since you can always earn more after spending it.

Having earned over 20 yuan, Lu Wei dared to spend 20 yuan on a car. To others, his actions were simply incomprehensible, as many people are still focused on saving money to buy a house.

However, Lu Wei had no plans to get married and have children. He was a different race from humans. He had a good impression of Yin Na before because he thought she resembled the Priestess of the Moon, Tyrande. Now that he had lost that memory, she was no different from an ordinary person in his eyes.

During the World Championships, Yin Na liked to send him WeChat messages. Lu Wei couldn't figure out why he had cared about her so much before, but now he didn't feel anything for her.

Compared to the orcs, her spirit and temperament were far inferior.

On September 2nd, the World Championships entered its final day. Today, Chinese athletics teams still only have two events to participate in: the women's marathon and the men's javelin final.

In terms of appearance rate at the World Championships, apart from the decathlon team, no one has a higher rate than Lu Wei. However, Lu Wei seemed to be full of energy. After the decathlon team finished their last event, they all collapsed on the ground, looking like they had a lot to say and a lot to exchange.

Lu Wei felt that the reason for this was because they considered it a difficult experience and an unforgettable memory. People always have a special feeling for those who have gone through hardships together. However, Lu Wei felt that participating in ten projects would be nothing special, no different from playing around, and not exciting at all.

The women's marathon started at 7 a.m. Lu Wei turned on the hotel TV to watch the race when the race had been going on for about 20 minutes.

His own competition doesn't start until 7:30 pm, so Lu Wei doesn't need to go to the training ground today. He's a bit interested in long-distance endurance events.

This project is already pushing the limits of human capability. Even for orcs, running more than 40 kilometers continuously in a single day is not common. For an ordinary human without training, it would be very difficult to achieve this distance.

When the race was nearly half an hour in, most of the team members were running together. It looked like the leading group had nearly 30 people. If you can't keep up at this distance, then the point of participating in the race is probably just to have an experience, and certainly not a good one.

Since the pros disappeared after running less than 10 kilometers, where can you go to experience the feeling of a race? Why not sign up for a marathon for everyone? You'll be running against each other all the way, and there are long-distance running enthusiasts of all levels.

By the time they reached the 20-kilometer mark, the leading group had less than 20 members left. All three members from China were in the leading group at this point, and it was impossible to tell who was more "shrewd" among them.

At this stage, we can finally see the situation of high-level marathon athletes. In order to reduce unnecessary energy consumption during the 42.195-kilometer race, these athletes run at almost the same rhythm: just the right arm swing amplitude and a stride frequency as precise as an alarm clock.

Unlike many people, Lu Wei did not find marathons boring. Based on his experience in physical training in his previous life, such long-distance running is very mentally taxing. Some people may have decent physical fitness, but their mental state collapses first.

After 30 kilometers, the stronger athletes in the lead started to accelerate. Although the acceleration was not significant, perhaps less than half a minute faster per kilometer, such acceleration was still very dangerous in a long marathon. Suddenly, the leading group was reduced to only 5 people.

The team included one Kenyan athlete, two Chinese athletes, and two Japanese athletes. At this time, African athletes had not yet largely completed high-level training, and Asian athletes still held a certain advantage in this event.

At the 40-kilometer mark, only one athlete each from Kenya, Japan, and China remained. The three engaged in a fierce battle, with Chinese athlete Zhou Chunxiu ultimately securing second place and winning a precious silver medal for the Chinese track and field team.

The Kenyan team won the championship, and after this competition, people began to pay widespread attention to the potential of African athletes in long-distance running.

"Not bad, not bad, this skinny girl is very resilient. To celebrate, I'll take a nap!" With that thought, Lu Wei lay back down on the bed.

At this point, he discovered that someone on WeChat wanted to add him, with the message note saying "The hiker you rescued".

Lu Wei thought for a moment and realized it must be the team he encountered in Helan Mountain, the one that the police officers pulled out together.

So he got his application approved, and a person with the online name Dianfeng immediately sent him a message: "Hello, I am an editor from Dou Niu Live. Congratulations on your excellent results in the World Championships. My friend is an employee of Pinghe Life Insurance Company. He was rescued by you when he went to Ningcheng to participate in an outdoor training activity. I heard that you have a lot of experience in wilderness survival. I would like to invite you to help us film a documentary about wilderness survival. If you are interested, we will discuss cooperation with you when you return to China."

Lu Wei was too lazy to type, so he picked up his phone and asked, "Where did you choose to film this program? How many people participated in the filming? Do they have any outdoor skills?"

After seeing Lu Wei use voice, Dianfeng also used voice: "We are preparing to cooperate with Orange TV. The main participants in the program are several entertainment stars. This program focuses on popular science and is not too difficult. With your participation, the program will definitely achieve a good popularization effect. We hope you can consider it."

Since it was something that could only be decided back home, Lu Wei didn't want to waste any more words: "Let's contact them again when we get back, that's all for now!"

After a while, Dianfeng sent another message: "Whether you want to participate in this program or not, please give us a chance to discuss it. We hope that this program can help everyone learn wilderness survival skills and keep more people away from danger."

Lu Wei clicked on Dianfeng's profile picture. It showed a person taking pictures of the scenery with a DSLR camera. He probably got into live streaming because of this hobby.

People who make a living from their interests are more likely to find joy in life.