You need to file a North Carolina non-resident tax return. You will need to make sure that the capital gain, and any thing else reported on the K-1 is reported as North Carolina income/gain, etc. As you go through the state return in TurboTax the program will select and include the forms that need to be included in the NC return. You will receive a credit on your South Carolina tax return for tax paid to North Carolina. In order for the credit to calculate correctly you should complete your North Carolina Non-Resident return before you complete your South Carolina return.
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