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I'm not sure Shannon can be too stupid if she was able to seriously and intellectually discuss mystery novels with Battler.
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We've never seen anything particularly intelligent from her discussion with Battler. What makes you think that what we haven't seen was different?
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1. Kinzo put a warning sign on the clock, just in case someone flipped the switch by accident. From this, the siblings knew about the bomb.
2. Kinzo told one of the servants (maybe Genji) to go to the chapel VIP room and wait there, just in case someone really did solve the riddle, and congratulate/explain things to them. From this, the siblings knew about the bomb.
3. Kyrie and Rudolf, so there wasn't any need to remove the evidence. They did have that cash card that wouldn't leave any traces back to them.
4. Kyrie and Rudolf were intrigued by the strange and ominous switch in the grandfather clock. Following the wires sticking out of it, they found the stockpile of explosives and were able to figure out that it was an activation switch. If they know a lot about guns, it's not too huge of a stretch to imagine they also know about explosives. From this, they knew about the bomb.
5. Kyrie and Rudolf weren't acting rationally. They just snapped for some reason.
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1) Let's be serious
2) Why Genji would tell them about the bomb?
3) The cash card isn't supposed to exist in Lion's world
4) Let's be serious
5) This is exactly the kind of heartless development that people would hate to see.