The captain asks the captain to give him whatever he's gotten from the investigation. The captain tells him that there's a "electronic system" in the bullet's body, but he doesn't know if it's the same system that's in the body of the dead man. He also tells the captain that the captain's friends have told him that the bullet could be a "auto-targeting system" , which means that it could have been a bullet fired from an auto-steering system . He's not sure if this is an accident or a homicide, but the captain says that if it is, it would have been an alibi for the crime. He then asks if there is anything suspicious about the crime, and the captain answers that there is nothing suspicious, but if he can voice his hunch, he thinks that the crime could be related to the man's military background. He says that he thinks the man had a "military background" and that it was a traffic accident, which is why the police declared it an accident. He adds that he can access the crime scene through a new technology called a "social media" system, which allows him to look up the crime's victims' social media accounts and see what they've been up to. He finds a photo of the captain on his old cellphone, and he wonders if the photo is a "message for someone in Cisieun" .