Chief negotiator Edward Park arrived and spoke with the families about those who died on the plane. But they weren't happy to see him and started throwing things when he entered the room. say so. He went on to say that the plane also claimed the lives of his wife and daughter, so he understands how they all felt. I can do it. A bloodied and disfigured Cha tells them that they were late because someone survived the plane crash and was chasing the suspect. Here he shows them a video from the plane and pauses it for the flight survivors. With a straight face Cha and the others head to the airport, where they see Jerome on video. , the man he is chasing appears to have no scars on his face. As the family returns home, dejected and upset by the wild goose chase Cha has set on them, Jerome receives information from one of his associates who tells him that Cha is actually a stuntman. receive. He also receives a message to go home, which he declines. 

Meanwhile, Cha arrives at Go's house, but after knocking on the front door, he points a gun at him from behind and asks why he's there. tied to a chair and searched her belongings to find out who she was. He happened to find her NIS ID, but was still unsure and had her call her office to confirm her truth. Here, finding out that she was definitely her NIS agent, Cha released her and slapped her in the face for his problems. He persuaded her to watch the tape and went outside to see a shadowy figure in her car with her gun. Inside, Go sees footage before calling the NIS, where she talks to Fask. A man was on the phone in the background of her video, so she checked the audio and asked her to figure out what he was saying. As they start working with the voice, colleagues help fine-tune the channel, and Hwa-Suk learns that the man speaks Spanish. He mentions "14 hours and 37 minutes", most of which is rather cryptic. As the memorial service begins, the arrogant President Hong ignores the Minister of Defense and continues to play Go with his advisers, while the families of the crash victims cry for their deceased loved ones. At a press conference, the media questioned the involvement of the dynamic system in the upcoming bid, and the outside chief gang is mad at another NIS member. This man apparently got demoted some time ago, but for now his backstory remains a mystery, as Go called him and asked him to watch the black box from an airplane. The victims prepare to go home after the memorial service, unaware that Jerome is lurking in the distance. However, Cha decides to stay behind and catch the terrorists, prompting them to go find Cha. Coming back to our protagonist, we see him trying to access the video from the cloud, but to his horror, he finds everything has been deleted and his room is a mess.

Unable to close the case, Go investigates the conversations from the plane further and discovers that the conversations between the co-pilot and the Shadow Man from the plane match. Chas is released on bail and released from custody. When done, Go realizes that the flight is actually an act of terrorism and that Cha is insane. Now that Go is on the same page, all attention is drawn to the investigation taking a darker, more sinister turn from here. The big plot surrounding the co-pilot and Jerome's collaboration is such a surprising twist, one I never expected to come, and one that opens up a world of possibilities for the future. Is the co-pilot still alive? 

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