What kind of incredible physical conditioning would it take to do that? Probably only strongmen or behemoths like Shaquille O'Neal could manage it.
However, although Wade was very tall, he was not as heavily built as those strongmen. He was also somewhat slimmer than Shaquille O'Neal, looking more like a speed-focused fighter than someone who could carry dozens of kilograms as though it were nothing.
An Ran offered a reasonable explanation for David's doubts.
"Chinese kung fu?"
David said with a surprised look.
An Ran nodded and spoke slowly.
"That's right. You know Bruce Lee, don't you?"
David nodded at that.
Although Bruce Lee was of Chinese descent, he was practically a household name in the United States. It was through Bruce Lee that Americans first learned of kung fu.
Because of Chen Mo, An Ran had previously become fascinated with kung fu and knew a great deal about kung fu masters.
Seeing David nod, An Ran continued at once.
"Bruce Lee weighed only 130 pounds, but his punches could deliver 400 pounds of force, comparable to heavyweight champion Mike Tyson."
David looked astonished. He then turned to one of his agents.
The agent understood immediately and stepped aside to search the FBI's internal database.
Before long, an astonished expression appeared on the agent's face. He looked up at David and nodded.
With his subordinate's confirmation, David could not help but marvel inwardly. So Chinese kung fu was this formidable. It seemed they could not judge a person's strength solely by their build.
If even someone as seemingly lean as Bruce Lee possessed such tremendous strength, then Wade's build made it unsurprising that he could casually carry sixty kilograms.
The investigation came to another halt. Wade, their biggest suspect, had essentially been cleared.
That black alloy armored combat suit, which