When you meet up with Bailey back outside of the interrogation room, he'll arrange for you to be brought to the appropriate section of the Citadel, where Joram Talid can be found. Following your conversation with Kelham, you walk off, leaving him be (as promised). Talid is a Turian running for an important office as a representative of one of the Citadel's wards, but Kolyat can't be too far off in finding his mark and finishing the deal. Obviously, he makes the right decision.Įlias Kelham indicates that he hired Kolyat, Thane's son, to assassinate an anti-human politician by the name of Joram Talid. Either Kelham talks now, or he can talk in a court of law. When his advocate finally gets into the room, it shouldn't take Thane and Shepard much longer to make both him and his representative see things your way. Paragons and Renegades should both have ways to convince him to speak up, however. Elias won't be forthcoming with information at first, primarily because he doesn't trust that this conversation is off the record. If you chose to be the bad cop (to Thane's good cop), which we did, you'll get plenty of chances during the course of the stalled interrogation to beat Elias via Renegade quicktime options, though Paragons will want to resist the urge to strike him all together. No worries, though - the game goes about things automatically, though you'll figure out a way through this conversation, one way or another. You have to be quick about it, because Bailey is doing everything he can to stall Kelham's advocate (lawyer) from entering the room. Now, it's time to interrogate Elias Kelham. If you were wondering what that sealed door was next to the entrance into the Citadel, well, now you know. And just like that, you see Kelham getting dragged in to a nearby room. Bailey figures out a work-around to bring Kelham in for interrogation, while not giving himself up as the person who did so. Unfortunately for Bailey, Shepard and Thane aren't having any of it.
In return, the two leave each other alone. To alleviate any headaches Bailey might have in dealing with him, he's agreed to let Kelham pay him off. Kelham is a well-known crook around the Citadel, and is always into something bad. When you tell Captain Bailey about who you're looking for, a human male by the name of Elias Kelham, Captain Bailey will be taken aback. With the information Mouse gave you now garnered, why not head back to C-Sec? From there, you can run the name by your friend, Captain Bailey.
In return, you can guarantee him protection and anonymity from any possible reprisal. Mouse said the Krell identified himself as someone who knew Thane, so he got him some work. Thane jumps to the point with Mouse, asking him about a fellow Krell (his son) who recently asked for work. Mouse was a poor kid from the Citadel who survived long enough to make a name for himself, mostly as an informant and middleman. When you speak with him, he'll recognize Thane almost instantly, though he refers to him as Krios. As you approach the entrance to the club, you'll spot the character you're looking for, a male human named Mouse (he should be standing almost directly where the Comm Terminal arrow is on the map, north of the club). If you take a look at the map, you can find the Dark Star Lounge in the southeast corner of the Citadel. Take Captain Bailey's advice, and head over to the Dark Star Lounge, a bustling section of the Citadel.
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