Ciro, Genny and Enzo agree to a treaty with the Confederati; however, peace achieved with blood carries only more blood.

With Azzurra and Pietrino in the crosshairs of the Confederati, Genny risks losing everything with a plan that could easily misfire.

In an unwinnable position, Genny sends Patrizia to agree terms of surrender; he and Ciro go to Enzo, hoping he will listen to reason.

Ciro wants a ceasefire, but it doesn't come without a quid pro quo; Enzo can finally enjoy all he's achieved, but the good times don't last.

Enzo and his crew are under attack, but Ciro advises caution before retaliating; Genny approaches Scianel to help finance his own war.

Enzo launches new operations in Naples with Ciro's help; however, the traffic does not go unnoticed by the city's existing bosses.

Genny is back in a strong position thanks to the success of his new drug ventures; Ciro and Genny meet with Branka, a Milanese business partner, to buy new drugs.

Under Ciro's wing, Enzo and his companions make waves with a big score; Genny looks to get back on his feet with a new supplier.

Scianel is out of prison, and Genny knows he must confront her; Don Avitabile is also preparing for revenge against Genny.

Ciro has rebuilt his life in Bulgaria, where he is the trusted right-hand man of a drug dealer called Valentin. The Bulgarian criminals come to an agreement with the Napolitan camorra.

After a year in Rome, Genny has made a success of Don Avitabile's business while he is in jail, but now Giuseppe has been released from prison.

Gennaro Savastano heads to Naples to warn Ciro ahead of time, there will be retribution for Don Pietro's murder.