Nothing will be the same in Saribahce after Halil got shot. With the rise of the American company, Kurak Tarim begins to lose its power. Meanwhile, the successive moves of Fethi against the family are the runner of their falling apart.

Magarsus' greatest war has begun. Because history repeats itself in Magarsus and the two princes of Magarsus came face to face again. In the middle of this war, Tansu has to make a difficult choice between her family and Saribahçe.

Turgut opts to fight with Fethi for redeeming himself to Damla. Tansu and Beton make a deal to keep Kurak Tarim alive against Erdem's moves. But, this deal and Turgut's decision upset the balance and lead everybody to the inevitable end.

Halil is completely stalemated after the attacks of Fethi, the spectre haunting on Saribahçe. Things become more complicated after the moves of Tansu, Turgut and Beton while Halil makes an irreversible decision just before the festival.

Halil Kurak tries to thwart the efforts of the American company, which poses a threat to his power in the region. On the other hand, a discussion of Turgut and Beton with a local farmer initiates sequential events to be ended with blood.

In order to keep their drug business afloat, Beton and Tansu try to use immigrants in difficult situations in exchange for a place to stay. However, they encounter situations they did not anticipate.

While Beton, who is in negotiations with his secret partner, is strengthening his power, Tansu takes a step to protect his land.

Shaken by the 1998 earthquake and the 2001 economic crisis, an empire was born in the early 2000s in the bloody land of Saribahce: Kurak Tarim.

As the people of Saribahce prepare to face the drought, the economic crisis and the irreversible consequences of mining, each member of the Kurak family begins to implement their own plans, despite and against each other.

As Turgut struggles with the traumas of his past and is on the verge of repeating old mistakes, Tansu and Beton are forced to make tough decisions as they struggle to survive and not lose power.