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The giant Eurasian man flitted between tables in the Knightsbridge bistro, hiding the usual security items and clearing exit routes.
So, from what Anita Blake has taught me about body-guarding, Butler doesn’t actually do that great of a job considering he should be just guarding Artemis and not calling attention to himself…
All they needed was one more word and the grenade would explode, sending a solid wall of sound charging through the building, blowing out every window and eardrum. There would be no smoke or flame, but anyone within a ten meter radius not wearing earplugs had about five seconds before severe pain set in.
* * *
And here we have another moment of annoyance that Butler definitely wasn’t acting like a bodyguard at all, and he just now figured it out. You would literally want to get your principal out of the situation, not leave them on their own to go make sure there were no more threats. Butler fails to do this and, as a consequence, gets shot. Go figure.
“I can’t just kill innocent people,” protested Juliet. Madam Ko sighed. “I know, child. And that is why you are not ready. You have all the skill, but you lack focus and resolve. Perhaps next year.”
I’m sorry, are you training bodyguards or assassins? Body guards are meant to guard The Body, not kill people who get in their way.
“You are not ready. I should not let you leave. You are too emotionally involved to be an effective bodyguard.”
No one said Juliet was taking over as a bodyguard. Not to mention that thing where she only spends half the year with you… what’re you planning to do, keep her prisoner til she passes your test?

