Four months have passed since the trial. Berry is now a ghost herself, and has joined the detective club alongside Hack and her friends. They're trying to capture Phantom Zero, and discover the truth behind the Zero Phenomenon. And that's when a certain client approaches them. This man wants them to find his missing daughter. But after a bit of digging, it turns out the missing girl isn't his daughter, but the female avatar that he had been using. Not only that, but the timing of the disappearance seems to have something to do with when Berry and Hack were caught in a Zero Phenomenon incident.

A new client has arrived. This time it's an AI drone, named Doron, that Smiley dug out of a garbage pile. With it's memory missing, it asks the club to find it's missing owner. After examining Doron, it becomes apparent that Doron is an illegal drone that isn't registered with the customer center. And on top of that, the only camera data still in their files appears to be of an avatar that is fighting against Phantom Zero.

Berry is helping Hank sort through the junk that he has salvaged at the harbor when they encounter an old friend of Hank's, named Will, who informs them about an older model of satellite that's expected to crash down into the nearby sea. Back at the agency, the peacock feather-like circuit that Watson received from Analytica is being analyzed. When Hank returns, he insists that they all head to the area Will tipped them off about.