Snapping out of her previous state of mind, Kat flinched slightly and glared at Eric when he moved as she really thought he did break his neck. The last thing they needed was to be responsible for this manâ€™s death on top of already being in trouble for being down here and not resting. Thomas needed to be kept alive for a lot of reasons, she really didnâ€™t even want to begin to imagine how much more trouble they would be in if the man was found dead. Something told her that it wouldnâ€™t be as simple as getting kicked off the fleetâ€¦ There was something a lot bigger going on and she felt that Thomas could fill them in at least to an extent. Perhaps they could drag him somewhere and question him? At first, when the thought came to mind, Kat thought it was more ghosts speaking to her but then she realized that might not be a bad idea.<br/><br/>The moment she agreed to go through with this she had been hell bent on getting to the bottom of what was going on and she knew Thomas was definitely a huge part of it. Now that Thomas was in their grasp she really didnâ€™t want to let him go. When the alarm sounded and the captainâ€™s words rang in her ears she got an idea; though since everyone could hear the message, as it was meant to be heard everywhere, they had to hurry. However she had a feeling in her gut that told her they couldnâ€™t just waltz up to the captain with Thomas in hand. Thomas was far too clever and would probably want that, if he was just as bad a person as everyone said he was, and just using prior knowledgeâ€¦ and speaking of prior knowledge she knew there was something she was missing. Thoughts of getting kicked out of the military were bringing up another concern she hasnâ€™t thought of much at all over the years until the other day.<br/><br/>Thomas was probably a gold mine of information and she just had to find out what he was hiding.<br/><br/>â€œI donâ€™t think brining him to the captain will do any good, but I do agree we canâ€™t leave him here,â€ Kat said. Since Eric seemed a little lost she decided to take over with her plan for a bit until he came up with something better. â€œHe definitely knows something and that way of speaking does intrigue me a bit. If he likes to run his mouth, since heâ€™s obviously quite the motor-mouth, then letâ€™s have a deeper conversation with him.â€  It took a lot for her not to wince at her own words considering the amount of trouble they were in just kept piling on. She looked down at the man and then peered out to see if any guards were present. It almost amazed her that they were still pretty much alone even after the orders were given to be on high alert. At the same time it was yet another unnerving thing.<br/><br/>When she looked back to Eric with a gaze that showed she was serious just like when she looked at him back when she agreed to this the first time and when she told him to stand and fight at the hotel the other day, keeping her voice down when she swore she heard footsteps she said, â€œWeâ€™re in deep enough shit already, but Iâ€™m far too stubborn to walk away now when heâ€™s right in our hands. What other places do you know of where we wonâ€™t be found? I think we should take him somewhere screams wonâ€™t be heard by guards or anyone else that might be working down here.â€ She took in a deep breath, â€œHopefully this wonâ€™t take long. If you have a better idea, speak now or forever hold your peace.â€<br/><br/>Part of her really hoped that he did. As much as she was curious about what was going on, she really didnâ€™t want to have to force herself to remember her teachings more and make this man talk. It wasnâ€™t something she was proud of but seeing as they were in enough trouble already she didnâ€™t care.