Korath had never seen anything so bizarre.
If it was a machine, how could its outer shell be one seamless piece? Could it really be as soft as leather? If not, wouldn't that mean its whole body was rigid? And if it was a living creature, how could it have only one leg? That didn't fit the normal structure of a living organism.
Creatures that were good at jumping needed at least two legs, or even a tail, to keep their balance. Gravity dictated that kind of structure; it shouldn't differ much from planet to planet.
Korath floored the Maglev Speeder, intending to knock the Golden One-Legged Bull aside, but was stunned to find that the bizarre, unnatural monster didn't budge an inch.
"How is that possible?"
In theory, the Maglev Speeder had enough thrust to push a thirty-ton object. The monster in front of him looked barely half a person's height. How could he possibly fail to knock it over?
Not only did it refuse to budge, the bull's horn sank deep into the Maglev Speeder's hull. Then it raised its head, and the one-ton vehicle was levered up into the air.
Korath deeply regretted not fastening his seat belt. When the speeder was levered up to a ninety-degree angle, he was sent crashing into the windshield. Korath ended up stuck against the glass, headfirst, and saw a human with black hair, dark eyes, and yellow skin—a human from Earth.
Luo Xia had already pinpointed Korath's location. He had held back earlier because the outcome of the battle was still uncertain. Now that the Kree had been routed across the board, Luo Xia couldn't let their commander get away.
Korath had never wanted to believe that humans from Earth were behind the attack. In the eyes of the Kree,