On hard, flat ground, a horse is definitely no match for a motorcycle.
But this was the grassland.
The terrain was uneven, full of ups and downs, which was no problem for a horse.
An ordinary horse could reach speeds of forty to fifty kilometers per hour.
But a naturally magnificent steed could go even faster.
Without a doubt, the wild and free-spirited Hong Gu'er was just such a steed.
At a full sprint, he was astonishingly fast.
At first, the two men on the motorcycle could still keep up.
The ground around the mountain range was relatively firm, allowing the motorcycle to pick up speed.
They even closed the distance to just a hundred meters at one point.
But as Hong Gu'er galloped onto the softer grassland, the motorcycle could no longer keep pace.
Parts of the grassland were soft, pockmarked with holes, and full of dips and rises.
At sixty kilometers an hour, even a slightly larger slope could send the motorcycle airborne.
