Killion walked up to Shanks, glanced around a bit to see if anyone else was around, then began to speak.
"Sorry if I'm bothering you. But, despite your outward demeanour of a fool, you seem to be one of the more intelligent people on this ship."
He paused to scratch his head and grimace.
"Basically, I came here to ask your advice on how we should go about calming everyone down and figuring this whole mess out. Quite frankly, I don't trust that captain of ours to wipe his own ass properly, much less to lead us."
"Heh, you guessed right," Shanks chuckled, he seemed to contemplate what what he was about to say for a second. "The only thing he has got right, is that we should know the truth about Hellspawn. But he's going about all the wrong way."
Killion responded: "Honestly, it seems like a better idea to me that we just leave it be unless something happens again. Most people never murder twice, not even psychos like that. If we pressure him though, we might make this a whole lot worse than it was. Still, lets hear your idea. How should we find Hellspawn's killer?"
Shanks grinned proudly. "This is the genius part. We do nothing. A killer will expect people to be looking for him, so lets weird him out by not searching for him. He's bound to slip up and implicate himself, especially if he is some psycho."
Before Killion could respond, a deck hand came barrelling into the Med bay, panting.
"Everyone, get up to the bridge! We've got an emergency here!"
The deck hand would not answer questions about what happened, but shook his head when asked if there had been another murder before dashing off to look for other people. Bewilderedly, Killion and Shanks wandered up to the bizarre scene above.
Spying Tsurugi among those gathered, Killion quickly approached him;
"What's going on here?"