Clearly a badass character to the extreme, but all he can do is cover the target's escape, thus being restricted.
Attack is the best defense; this saying applies to mercenaries and is more appropriate for regular armies. For bodyguards, however, it doesn't work. If you can ensure eliminating those threatening the employer at the first moment, that's perfect, but if not, and it gives the enemy a chance instead, then you must not take risks, even if there's the slightest possibility.
What Djo Malthael's guards can do now is use themselves as human shields to escort Djo Malthael away. As for revenge, that comes after Djo Malthael leaves.
When being a bodyguard and protecting your target, your life isn't your own, which is why Gao Yang refuses to be a bodyguard.
The suppressive fire is fierce; you can't even lift your head. All Gao Yang can do is pray not to be hit by stray bullets.
Slightly tilting his head, Gao Yang said to Li Jinfang beside him, "Are you alright?"
