The next morning, the head of the police complains to his superiors about the disappearance of Narto. He wants to know why the police haven't been able to find him. He's also worried about what the family of the missing man will think. The police chief tells him that he's the best person to handle the case since he was the one who found him. The head asks why he didn't leave it to him, and the police chief says that he could have easily tracked down the man. He also tells the head that his female deputy chief is still under his surveillance.