Jimmy swore to himself, no one seemed to be forth coming to help him move Shanks; so her was forced to tough it out himself. As he left the mess hall he cast his glance across the room, he couldn't shake the feeling that somewhere inside this room the murderer had probably secreted themselves. Shaking his head Jimmy started to work his way to the sick bay, he wasn't the strongest bloke but he toughed it out anyway, finally maneuvering Shanks to one of the beds and laying him down; before promptly collapsing into a chair beside him. "Well Shanks, seeing as its just you and me down here, and no one else seems to be listening I guess its safe to tell you that I think this shit is royally fucked up." He took a swig from his re-procured whiskey bottle then set it back down in his pocket as he felt the warming liquid slide down his throat.
"And outside of you and Ivan, I don't trust a one of them." He shook his head as he said it, did he really trust Ivan? He supposed he had too. After all, you did leave your life in doctors hands; and Ivan seemed to be a good doctor. But who was the murderer? some one in that room no doubt, but who. Jimmy tried to think back through all of their reactions, each and every single one of them. Who was it? For some reason Killion's words stuck in his head; 'Isolated incident.' So mechanical, so... inhuman. He felt a cold tingle of sweat roll down his back despite the sub-zero temperatures outside. Was this fear? Yes he supposed it was. He didn't like many of them, but he liked Killion the least, of that he was certain. Sighing he took another swig from the bottle, it was almost empty; that was a bad thing.
"And outside of you and Ivan, I don't trust a one of them." He shook his head as he said it, did he really trust Ivan? He supposed he had too. After all, you did leave your life in doctors hands; and Ivan seemed to be a good doctor. But who was the murderer? some one in that room no doubt, but who. Jimmy tried to think back through all of their reactions, each and every single one of them. Who was it? For some reason Killion's words stuck in his head; 'Isolated incident.' So mechanical, so... inhuman. He felt a cold tingle of sweat roll down his back despite the sub-zero temperatures outside. Was this fear? Yes he supposed it was. He didn't like many of them, but he liked Killion the least, of that he was certain. Sighing he took another swig from the bottle, it was almost empty; that was a bad thing.