While Kitasan Black and Little Anzu were running over, Anjing Zhen quickly organized Little Anzu's performance data.
In this 1,800-meter parallel run, Little Anzu finished in 2 minutes 24.1 seconds.
That worked out to an average speed of roughly 14.5 meters per second.
Compared to Kitasan Black, that result was clearly far inferior. The key issue undoubtedly lay in mistakes with her Running Style and strategy.
But upon carefully breaking down Little Anzu's run, there were still quite a few commendable points.
For instance, after falling behind at the start, she had not completely lost her composure. Instead, she quickly adjusted her rhythm and steadily increased her speed through sheer determination, chasing the figure ahead.
The ability to quickly regain her form and replan her running rhythm after an unfavorable start was crucial for a Horse Girl. It was enough to show her strong mental resilience and adaptability.
Once she found her rhythm, her resistance to interference was also quite good. She had always kept her focus firmly fixed on the target ahead, accelerating and chasing without distraction.
Though her breathing rhythm had become rapid from the intense exertion, it remained steady throughout. Her Stride Length had not become disordered or hesitant due to interference from the Outside World.
All of this demonstrated a focus and composure beyond her age and experience.
Especially during the Last Spurt, in the first 200 meters, she had exploded with an impressive speed of roughly 17 meters per second.
Measured against the current active Horse Girls, that speed still had a certain gap, but it was already very close.
Taking Kitasan Black as an example, the most outstanding figure in her Last Spurt data since her debut had been 17.5 meters per second in her Debut Race, while her overall Last Spurt level could