Any lingering doubts about the gravity of their mission evaporated as Kerr'Shal watched their contact's brains paint the floor. This was no joke, they were definitely after a big fish here. Perfect.

With a couple strokes on his omni-tool the quarian brought up a HUD display inside his visor. Thermal imaging showed his teammates in bright red and the fading outline of the dead salarian in a dull orange; a quick scan of the area revealed no other activity, but that didn't mean no one else was coming. Switching back to a normal view, he leapt over the balcony and drew his pistol. There was little use in his chasing after the unseen sniper, not on foot anyways--if the others couldn't catch up to him, then Kerr'Shal certainly wouldn't be able to. He could, however, search the salarian's body. He had obviously known something and if that sniper got away, he was still the only lead they had.

Kerr'Shal moved over to Yarsin's lifeless body and turned it over, quickly taking note of the man's clothing and accessories. It only took a couple seconds to spot exactly what he was looking for; the ignition rod for Yarsin's skycar. Kerr'Shal took the small metal stick in his hand and touched the access port. A small holographic display extended from the rod, displaying various bits of information about the vehicle, including the fact that it was parked only a couple of blocks away. If he could get to the car, he could easily catch up to the others.

"You may want to secure this body. There could be other useful items on his person," Kerr'Shal radioed to Raze and Micheal. "I will find his vehicle and join the pursuit."

With that, the quarian set off in the direction indicated by the ignition rod.