[At that question, Hernan might sense a very slightly elevated heart rate from Kirk. Kirk has no intentions to lie. Even if he wants to it wouldn’t work with Hernan anyway. But on an emotional level, it’s still a difficult topic to talk about]

Magnus. He was behind all those murders. Every scientist murdered was part of Fair Play. He wanted to frame us. Wanted us to take him into the tower so he can take over the power core. He needed that for his nanite bomb. If it had detonated, it would’ve boom-tubed trillions of nanites all over the planet and forced us all into a single hive mind. Free will would’ve been obliterated.

[It all said in what sounds like Kirk’s usual monotone. He’s keeping to the facts. They help keep in mind why the Justice League had to stop his former best friend]

In the end, when we had him cornered, Will committed suicide.

[It’s the same monotone but internally, Kirk still has grief. It’s grief he wishes he didn’t have and might be trying to avoid. Ever since Will revealed his true colors, Kirk’s been left with a lot of questions about himself and his relationships with Will and Tina. They’re questions he doesn’t know he’ll ever have answers to. It still leaves him disturbed though]