Osman Bey thwarts Kantakouzenos' plans in Constantinople, but the cunning strategist persists in his game. Kantakouzenos initiates a new strategy, enlisting Olof's aid as the first step. Olof, driven by revenge for his brother Saga, arrives in Yenişehir with his men at Kantakouzenos' behest. Their goal is to besiege Osman Bey, plotting to attack him from both external and internal fronts.

Olof's personal stake in Yenişehir drives him to take risks, while his lover Frigg poses a threat to Malhun Hatun. In Constantinople, Kantakouzenos involves Ofelia, further complicating matters. Osman Bey takes on the responsibility of confronting and resolving the chaos, arranging a meeting with Olof in the arena.

Osman Bey is ambushed by Olof, revealing a larger scheme involving the kidnapping of his sons and false accusations against Öktem Bey. Ofelia is suspected as the prime culprit. Emperor Andronikos orders Olof to kill Osman Bey and his daughter, Ophelia, escalating the danger for the family.

The attack on Aktemur has greatly shaken Osman Bey's trust, leading him to establish a court to address the situation. Both Öktem Bey, who is accused of stealing gold, and his daughter, Alçiçek Hatun, who injured Aktemur Bey, will face trial. Osman Bey's decision to establish a court signifies his commitment to ensuring justice is served in these matters.