Veronika opens up her separate investigation to find a way to prove how her visions and the cases are connected.

Veronika’s visions reveal new insights as Nassir pushes for answers; Hans’s story unravels, the symbols return and hidden connections begin to surface.

Veronika is in a race against time as she attempts to tie all the loose ends and uncover the truth before it's too late.

A sudden death causes Veronika to lose control of everything; Nassir finally gets a confession; Ninni’s words echo through time; something long buried begins to awaken.

Tom suspects the Red Vipers; Veronika tries to see if Nils was a bully; a forgotten surveillance camera reveals Alice’s father picked someone up.

Veronika’s visions reveal a link between the 1960s and the present; she and Nassir follow the trail to a sacred place in a church, where Arcenis’s dark roots emerge.

Veronika struggles with nightmares and a secret pill addiction. After a family picnic, she starts to get visions of a dead boy but refuses to believe it. However, as more people appear in the visions, Veronika questions her sanity.

Veronika is dedicated to discovering the truth about herself, irrespective of the cost. She decides to stop taking pills and it makes her see everything clearly for the first time in her life.

One year after the accident that left Tomas in a coma, Veronika and the children struggle to move forward; as summer break approaches, a boy suddenly disappears.

The hockey star of the town appears to be guilty of the murder of the girl in the forest; when Veronika delves further into her past, the power of her visions increases and she sees more victims of injustice.

Veronika learns the dead body from the forest is that of a young local girl whom she has seen in one of her visions. She begins to find answers in her past and discovers that her father's death is somehow connected to her nightmares.

A man confesses to killing his wife, but something is amiss; as Veronika digs deeper, she’s pulled into a web of lies and secrets that reveal there’s a lot more to the story.