Now, Yang Yi faced three choices. The first was to open fire, killing everyone he could see. Of course, that was basically impossible.
Another option for Yang Yi was to retreat, throw away his gun, and stay with the shop clerks, hoping that the enemies would kill Boer and leave immediately afterwards.
However, Yang Yi felt that if he were the ones wanting to kill Boer, they wouldn't just walk away after doing so. Having committed such a serious act, why would they leave any loose ends?
The third choice was to take Boer into custody and then offer him as a gift; maybe then those people would spare his life.
In the end, Yang Yi opted for a fourth possibility, which was to do his best and leave the rest to fate.
Specifically, that meant firing his handgun indiscriminately and letting things be.
Yang Yi detested the reality of his poor marksmanship. He felt there was still time to practice, but sadly, those who wanted him dead didn't give him the chance.
