2. Gnycish 2, Tyroth

M'Ress sighs after a brief scan. "Unfortunately, it looks like they were pretty thorough in their cleaning. "

Doctor M'Ress uses the data that was provided by the alien scans and tunes the tricorders to detect that specifically. She quickly discovers microscopic residue with the same DNA signature. Setting the equipment to run a lengthy background test for an exact match against the captain, she then examines several anomalies. She checks it and then checks it again.

The tricorder meanwhile finishes the analysis.
Exact genetic match confirmed.

The final anomalous samples however, belong to an invertebrate, likely a creature analogous to a terran cephalopod. The gene samples however are contaminated with strands of some other DNA. Ferengi DNA.

Momentum: 2
Threat: 5

Well this is strange.

Orda leaves as the good Doctor begins her analysis, promising once more to relay your requests to the council that rules the station.

As you wait for the results, several more invertebrate aliens move through the corridor, but not many as it isn't a main route. They stare at you politely, curious about your absurd anatomy, but continue on.

Luna is still trying to figure out how many door or ways to in there are in the room. And if there are any possible hiding spots (curtains, closets, cupboards)

Drake was delighted to see more aliens and had to refrain from returning their curious gawping. His job was to see to the crew's safety and therefore he echoed what Luna appeared to be doing, but with a more trained eye. An ambush was not something they wanted. As the crew got closer to solving the murder, that could be a real threat at any time.

"Do you think it's residue from the killer?" Aurin scratched the side of his head, part of him hoping it was that simple.

Luna examines the area for any surveillance devices in the room, and finds that there is one on a smart-wall to the right. It isn't clear if the angle of the camera would cover where the death occurred, which was right inside the door. It is likely that the attacker was in the corridor, but there is a storage closet that might be large enough for a thin biped to stand in.

Aurin's testing of a sample of the atmosphere, doesn't isolate any unusual particulate. If nanotechnology was involved, which certainly could be expected given the symposium's topic, it didn't leave a trace in the air.
As to scans for the strange ceramic that had shown up on the autopsy, he'll need to do a more thorough Science roll.

D2 Reason-Science roll, with a helper die from the Tricorder (i.e., roll 3d20).

"There is a surveillance device here on the smart wall" she remarks discreetly to the others. "Strange how no one has offered us to see any footage yet. Perhaps it will be in the materials Orda promised to show us after meeting with the council."

"Im not sure, but it seems out of place to the others. Maybe he stole the weapon for profit." she glances over the scans again