After the Gretchin and Boyz came all sorts of bigger Greenskins, but even those with physical abilities a dozen times greater than humans were nothing more than fodder before Su Ming.
A Kommando Boss?
The small leaders among the bigger Greenskins could all be called Bosses. Ork Kommandos were a type of G.I. Joe equipped with "unstable" stealth devices that "might" allow them to carry out infiltration work.
Well, most of the time, it was WAAAGH!-style infiltration: the kind where they used oversized shotguns, Ork grenades, and choppas to kill every witness.
But before Deathstroke, the invisible Kommando Boss was sniffed out by Strangle and sent flying with a single hammer blow from its host.
The hulking Greenskin clutching a modified shotgun only began to come apart while airborne, as though shedding a skin. Its bones were hammered bodily out of its flesh, hanging from the back of a Wolf Guard not far to the left. The skull twitched a few times before finally going still.
Killa Kan?
It was a large cylindrical iron barrel over five meters tall, fitted with two excavator-like hydraulic arms, two Wheeljack-like legs, and a pile of scrap metal for armor. That was enough to send it to war.
Though much smaller than an Ork Dreadnought, whose shape and structure were nearly identical, a Killa Kan could be piloted by Gretchin and was cheaper to build.
To Orcs, the lives of Boyz were worthless, but scrap metal had value. Using fewer materials had its advantages.
This Gears of War looked quite intimidating as it waved its limbs about, especially those two-section folding hydraulic arms that still stretched seven or eight meters long, their huge circular saws perhaps torn from a human lumber mill.
So Su Ming ducked beneath one of the long arms and sent