After their initial bewilderment, the officers riding the hover vehicles with Hei Sa instinctively split into two groups. One went to rescue the unconscious Hei Sa, while the other moved to intercept Tai Yu. With Hei Sa's example before them, no one dared use the vehicles' transformation mode to compete in maneuverability. Faced with the heavy metal wall, they all instinctively slowed down.
Tai Yu did the opposite. Using the momentum of his descent, he abruptly launched himself off the defensive wall, kicked away the transit officer trying to pull alongside him, and grabbed onto the hovercraft. Yet the entire craft immediately spun out of control, tumbling downward with him aboard. Sparks and fragments flew everywhere, making him look scarcely better off than Hei Sa.
At this point, Fu Ya on the ground had finally been partially healed of his negative condition by that protective light. He barely forced himself upright and shouted, "Shoot! Shoot! He doesn't have authorization..."
Nonsense! Who didn't know a non-police officer wouldn't have operating authorization? But in that death-spin state, if you opened fire, how were you supposed to write the report afterward?
Killed a suspect under the orders of a non-police officer?
There was only one captain. He might get away with it, but were ordinary officers supposed to volunteer to take the blame?
Thus, the remaining officers all rushed to rescue their colleague who had been kicked off the craft. Meanwhile, Tai Yu and the single-person craft tumbled toward the ground amid sparks and debris. Yet when they were only two or three meters above the ground, the craft suddenly hummed to life, scraped against the wall and the ground, and shot upward with a roar.
Because of the acceleration, the craft could not rise straight up. Instead, it first swung outward from