Who has ever seen someone in a wheelchair leading the charge?
Laura had the high ground, her blockade was extensive, and with David accompanying the assault, he could quickly eliminate any enemies he saw, without even needing Gao Guang to fire.
Gao Guang holding a handgun wasn't actually that useful, more symbolic than anything else.
But the wheelchair played a significant role indeed.
The wheelchair served as a bulletproof shield, with or without Gao Guang, it was a mobile shield with excellent bulletproof capabilities.
So actually, Gao Guang was somewhat superfluous.
"You stay behind, give me the wheelchair..."
Patrick keenly identified the key issue: he wanted the wheelchair, not the person.
But Gao Guang angrily retorted, "You want me to leave my wheelchair and stand in place?"
In the brief time it took to exchange those few words, Ricardo turned his head, and then he exclaimed in astonishment, "Oh, Maria Watches Over Us..."
