Chamot's abilities are still fairly unknown.
Additionally, they don't really want to kill him/her, so it makes sense they don't go for an insta-kill.
At this point, it pretty much has to be Maura for the person who triggered the trap unless there is some out of nowhere BS.
As for why she did it, I guess we'll have to wait to figure it out. Hans' speculation about Adlet's motives could be applied to her. Maybe she has family captive or something. We'll just need to wait and see.
Which is why they should've jumped on her the moment she started trying to puke. They had a good 10 seconds or more to do so. Shooting her in the leg with his rocket knife also works.Originally Posted by MasterOfMoogles
Sure, there's a risk, but not as big as letting Chamot do whatever she wanted as they watched. Taking the initiative is basic in combat.
That scene reminded me of Disgaea and how Etna pawned a member of a sentai group before he transformed.
Peace.
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