The police officer arrives at the cemetery to pay his respects to his sister, who has just died. He tells the girl's aunt that his identity is special and that he will help her in any way he can. The girl asks if there is anything he can do for her, and the officer tells her that if she wants to find out the truth about her sister's murder, he will do his best. He also tells her not to involve herself in his affairs after this, as it is too dangerous. The officer says that the girl was a friend of his, and that the boss of the school wanted him dead and sent someone to kill him in prison. He says that if the girl wants to help him, she will need his help, since he is a member of the police. He then tells her about the other high school student he is in contact with, and says that he would help her reach a higher position in the police if he could do so. He asks the girl why he would pick him, and she tells him that she trusts him more than any other cop. She says that she will be returning to school the next week, and he says that his exam results make him feel even more depressed. She then tells him about the progress she has made in getting out of prison, and asks him to go back and crush the "annoying pests" in the city.