After abducting Pala, Polat Alemdar interrogates him alone. Because Pala is an experienced government employee, he finds out that Polat is serving the government on behalf of Aslan Akbey. Polat says "I am the state" and kills Pala by squeezing it on his back. Pala's body is buried on the asphalt by the order of Polat.
Dogu Bey orders his right-hand man Esat to find out the true identity of Ali Candan.
Seyfullah Yördem's funeral takes place. The very valuable mafia bosses of the underground attend this funeral. He attends the funeral in Kiliç upon the request of baron Mehmet Karahanli, as well as names such as Laz Ziya and Tuncay Kantarci. While Seyfo is buried, a person named "Kirve" comes. Kirve is a close friend of Hüsrev Aga and the person who sent Pala to Hüsrev. After Pala's death, he comes to Istanbul from Ankara and attends Seyfo's funeral. When he arrives, he shakes Polat Alemdar's hand and, after expressing his condolences, throws the bullet he took out of his pocket into Seyfo's grave, saying "The reason I came here is to show you where you are going" and goes. After him, Kiliç, Laz Ziya, Tuncay, Memati, Abdulhey and Polat stare with surprise and a little fear.
Dogu Bey orders his right-hand man Esat to find out the true identity of Ali Candan.
Seyfullah Yördem's funeral takes place. The very valuable mafia bosses of the underground attend this funeral. He attends the funeral in Kiliç upon the request of baron Mehmet Karahanli, as well as names such as Laz Ziya and Tuncay Kantarci. While Seyfo is buried, a person named "Kirve" comes. Kirve is a close friend of Hüsrev Aga and the person who sent Pala to Hüsrev. After Pala's death, he comes to Istanbul from Ankara and attends Seyfo's funeral. When he arrives, he shakes Polat Alemdar's hand and, after expressing his condolences, throws the bullet he took out of his pocket into Seyfo's grave, saying "The reason I came here is to show you where you are going" and goes. After him, Kiliç, Laz Ziya, Tuncay, Memati, Abdulhey and Polat stare with surprise and a little fear.
