"It wasn't an accident," said Katie.  "He's the guy who warned me about the strangers in his team.  He said he didn't trust them."<br/><br/>"Wait.  What exactly did he say?"<br/><br/>Katie recounted the conversation she'd had with Kavishii as closely as she could recall it.  Sue looked unhappy: "Katie.  You didn't say<em>any</em>of that on the bridge."<br/><br/>"I know!  I just thought he was a crazy old guy.  I didn't expect him to actually get stabbed!"<br/><br/>"And what makes you say he got stabbed?  If he's crazy, maybe he did this to himself."<br/><br/>Katie shook her head.  "He thought I was the attacker at first.  He asked me why I'd come back."<br/><br/>"Really?"  Sue curled a finger in her hair and let out a long, low breath.  "Whew.  This is a mess."<br/><br/>"Yeah.  And whoever attacked him might come back to finish him off.  We're going to need to put a watch on him, or something."  Katie shrugged.  "What do you think we should do?"