After a series of investigations, the entire course and details of the helicopter crash were laid out before David. The existence of that single-soldier exoskeleton armor resembling Iron Man's was beyond doubt.
However, the investigation into the major single-soldier exoskeleton armor laboratories did not go smoothly.
According to the information his subordinates had uncovered, while the actual performance of the exoskeleton armor developed by these laboratories was far superior to what the public knew, it was still a far cry from the black exoskeleton armor displayed in the crash.
At the very least, those exoskeleton armors were incapable of flight. Forget catching a crashing helicopter in midair—they could not even carry a survivor trapped inside the cabin dozens of meters away.
Could it have been the military?
The military's laboratories were the only ones they had yet to investigate, and they had no way to do so.
Besides, based on David's understanding of the military, the single-soldier exoskeleton armor in their laboratories should not have been much more advanced than that of other labs.
Having found no useful leads regarding the single-soldier exoskeleton armor, David had no choice but to shift his approach and investigate the personal flight device, which he had not held much hope for in the first place.
As David frowned and repeatedly went through the case files, searching for overlooked clues while waiting for his subordinates' findings, an agent suddenly pushed open the office door and walked in.
"Boss, the suspect sketch is ready!"
David's eyes lit up. With a concrete image of the target, their investigation would become much easier. They might even uncover something new.
David immediately rose from behind his desk, snatched the file from his subordinate's hands, and impatiently opened it.
Looking at the suspect sketch drawn from the descriptions of Kobe