During the fierce siege of Pontus, Sultan Mehmed confronts both external enemies and internal threats, interrogating figures like Vlad Tepeş as old rivalries resurface. At the same time, his army struggles against Draven’s traps and Komnenos’s maneuvers in the perilous terrain. Amid looming losses, secret pacts and betrayals emerge, forcing Prince Bayezid, Bali Bey, and the raiders to fight desperately on separate fronts. Ultimately, the fate of the city and the army hinges on Mehmed’s decisive command, and at dawn, an unexpected opening of the gates transforms the square into a brutal battlefield where Ottoman valor clashes with the enemy’s final stratagems.