Chapter 490 - 286 Avalanche Occurs
Fortunately, Li Ang had already prepared a set of emergency plans on his way over.
Jumping down at this very moment was, of course, the most dangerous option in the plan, but it was also the fastest. He had no time left now, not even to find an angle.
His body was in a state of imbalance for just the two or three seconds as he began to fall, but soon, Li Ang corrected his posture and altered the air resistance, thus adjusting his position.
Quickly, after descending more than one hundred and eighty meters, Li Ang’s body finally began to make contact with the mountainside, and at this moment, his speed had reached a terrifying 60 meters per second, or 216 kilometers per hour.
In the instant of contact, Li Ang accurately adjusted the angle of his skis to match the slope of the mountain, successfully completing this "landing."
However, a successful landing was just the beginning and didn’t mean that everything was safe and sound now.
In fact, whether it was the distance he had jumped off the cliff or his current speed, it had all been calculated by him.
Jumping too far would lead to a longer free-fall time in the air, causing his speed to be too fast. He could miss the easiest landing area and might lose control due to the excessive speed.
A natural mountain is not like a ski resort; it doesn’t provide you with a standard course. Any protrusion or a piece of trash left by others could cause a skier to crash instantly.
On the other hand, jumping a shorter distance and accelerating slower could be stable when landing, but because of the high initial speed, he might still be caught by the avalanche behind him and likely face death.