Original subtitles

Özgür, where are you, darling? Hurry up!

Özgür?

Darling, what's wrong?

My love?

Özgür?

Pass.

A man?

Fine. I'll raise, then.

I think you should hold on.

OPERATION ROOM

Get out of the way!

The strain on the grid is too large. I can't hold it!

The transformers are overloaded.

They're attacking the system.

I did what you asked.

I did exactly what you wanted.

Take good care of my son and daughter.

Sahir...

His mom keeps calling.

Mama.

He's fine. He just got out.

He's sleeping now.

There's nothing for you to do here. Just keep praying for him.

We're right here, don't you worry.

Is Mesude with you?

Let me speak to him.

Hey, Mesude.

Yeah.

They don't know yet.

Sure.

I'll... I'll let you know.

Sure.

What did she say?

A young scientist's mysterious suicide.

Another name has been added to the list of scientists

who have died under baffling circumstances.

Özgür Arım, the electrical engineer

who was known for his efforts on R&D for the Defense Department

killed himself tonight.

According to the police spokesperson,

he jumped off the balcony of his hotel room in Cyprus.

The engineer, who killed himself,

was said to be under a lot of stress.

Nebi Noyan was found dead in his office.

- When? - Just now.

Did he commit suicide?

It's because of that report we sent.

The report?

Let it go! Come on!

You crossed the line. I told you not to.

Horrible things are about to happen.

Ismail is lying in there. What line? What horrible things?

Listen to me. Listen!

Stop pursuing this!

I can't keep supporting you! I just can't!

Support Ismail, then.

Sahir, listen to what I'm saying. Stop pursuing this.

To pursue or not to pursue...

We're way past that.

Way past it.

Bro!

Who's there?

Is there anybody there?

Is there anybody there?

Is there anybody there?

Good evening. You'll be staying another night, right?

It's windy outside. Keep your windows locked.

Just in case.

You scared the hell out of me.

The ones who should scare you don't. The ones who shouldn't do.

Ali Kemal...

If this is about the report, I already told Sahir...

It's about the ignition.

Excuse me?

If you turn that key, the car will blow up.

What...

They put a bomb under your car, Sengul.

Who?

Your son has his entrance exams this year, right?

Don't go sending reports to people without checking with me.

I can't always be so punctual.

Sahir wouldn't listen to reason. I told him a thousand times!

I can't be bothered about Sahir right now.

There are balances in place.

Don't disturb mine.

You asked me for an end table. I built it.

What about this?

I think you should call a cab.

Sahir...

Did the doctor see him?

He just left.

He said there's nothing to do but wait.

I'm sorry, brother.

I'm really sorry.

What are you doing here?

Ali Kemal has been visiting me.

Showing himself from afar and disappearing.

So I followed him.

He went into an abandoned building in Fatih,

then moved on to the hospital.

The hospital.

Of the ambulance guy.

- What abandoned building? - I'll take you.

No.

You stay here.

He'll come back sooner or later.

I'll regret it if I let you go.

We're sticking together.

They punished Nebi Noyan for his incompetence.

He paid for failing to kill you.

- Who did Nebi work for? - It's impossible to know.

Assholes are a dime a dozen.

Ali Kemal?

We might find him dead next.

This is the game they play.

They keep switching allegiances.

You're kicking yourself over the ambulance guy.

I know the feeling.

Back in Cizre,

there was this boy from Kars. Kenan was his name.

Lived with his twin sister.

She was mentally challenged, but the boy didn't mind. Always smiled.

He assigned him to my team. A lone station on a mountaintop.

Kenan made everyone there laugh. Laughter was so rare back there.

But Kenan found a way to put a smile on everyone's faces.

Anyway...

We were ambushed.

He jumped in front of me.

He took all those bullets that were meant for me.

Don't worry, he didn't die.

He's doing great. Got married, runs a large store.

I know what you're feeling.

You wish you could switch places with him.

His bleeding might've stopped, but yours hasn't.

It's hard.

I know.

- Is this the way? - We have some way to go.

You've always been like this. You can't keep holding it all inside.

Open a window and shout out.

Shout out, it'll do you good.

Shout out to whom?

Are we there yet?

Very soon.

The young scientist killed himself in his hotel room in Cyprus.

Özgür Arım, who worked for the Energy Department,

died despite the paramedics' efforts.

It has been said that the engineer has been under a lot of stress lately.

Another name has been added

to the list of scientists who have died under baffling circumstances.

What are you doing?

What's wrong?

Nothing. Go to bed. I'll be right there.

This is it.

Sahir...

You might need it.

What are you doing!

Here.

I won't need it.

You go upstairs. I'll check this floor.

Bilge?

What's going on?

Who brought you here?

I don't know. I don't remember.

Let's go. Let's get out of here.

Ali Kemal!

Calm down.

I've been crying out for hours. There's no one here.

Is this why they brought us together?

It seems so.

Why?

Your father's doing.

Orhan's.

You know the rest.

Who's Ali Kemal?

I could've answered if you'd asked me that two days ago.

Uygar felt horrible when he heard that song.

I remember.

Is that Ekin? Uygar's sister?

Let's get out of here.

How's your friend that got shot?

- He just got out of surgery. - How's he doing?

Too soon to tell.

Hello? Ilker? Come to the front. I'm coming out.

I won't be there. Keep the girl close to you.

Are you with Ali Kemal? Ilker?

Hello?

Who was that?

Can I have your phone?

The person you are calling cannot be reached at the moment.

Please leave your message after the beep.

I have to go find Uygar.

Alright. Get in.

Shouldn't we share with each other what we know?

I've been saying that from day one.

Uygar?

Uygar?

My brother's gone. Where is he?

He must've left this morning. I never saw him.

- What do you mean? - What do I mean?

Why are they still giving him blood?

Come on. Come on!

I see. Alright, fine.

No. You should stay there.

Call if you need anything.

Uygar's gone.

What do you mean?

He's just gone. He might be at the school.

- They know where the school is. - Here.

Hello?

Where are you?

- Why didn't you come? - Tell me where you are and I will.

I'm at the school.

- What are you doing there? - I thought you might come here.

Alright. Uygar, go to the café. I'll be there in ten minutes. Got it?

Alright. Got it.

Bilge, I think someone's after me.

Yes. Yes, Bilge, someone's after me.

Hello? Uygar? Uygar? Hello?

Let's go, let's go! Quick! Quick!

Uygar?

Come on, get in!

The person you are calling cannot be reached at the moment.

It's turned off.

- Yes, Eda? - Sahir, Uygar's with me.

Uygar?

How?

I went to the school to check on him.

I ran into him.

Alright. You should take him...

- I can take him home. - Alright. Do that. I'll be in touch.

- Eda? Hand the phone over to Uygar. - Alright.

- Hello? Uygar? Are you alright? - I ran into the doctor.

The one from the hospital. The red-headed doctor.

Sure, alright.

Go with her.

I'll be right there. Don't worry.

Should we go somewhere and talk now?

Did the electricity at your place go out as well?

I didn't need any electricity yesterday.

I get really claustrophobic in the dark. I can't stand it.

Our generation lived through many a blackout.

Those were for the enemy.

These ones are for us.

One should be prepared for blackouts.

Maybe you should get a torch.

Since my house is all lit up, you should come over for some spit pie.

Can I have your lighter?

A young man...

Why would he kill himself?

Who knows what demons he might've had.

I heard about this guy called the suicider.

He apparently talks to suicidal people

and changes their minds.

That's a good idea.

You go to a chest doctor when you have a cold.

You go to an orthopedist when you sprain your ankle.

That's what I'm saying.

He should've been transferred to some place secure.

Nebi made a huge mistake.

We shouldn't talk ill of a dead man.

Mistakes are not tolerated in our business.

There's only three of us left.

The problem is with me, with the police department.

Three people.

Fingers don't suffice to give our count.

Bullets don't suffice to kill us.

How's he doing? Any changes?

Waiting for him to wake up.

Is it normal for him to be out for so long?

It's impossible to know the extent of the internal damage.

As I've said before, the sooner he wakes up, the better.

But is it normal for it to take so long?

As I've said, the sooner the better.

Does it get riskier as he stays asleep?

I hope he gets well soon. I'll check on him again.

- Ismail? - Same.

- Aylin's with him? - We take turns being there.

I'll go see him tonight.

Do you have something else? A little something for company?

I'll have some, as well.

- You just quit? - Did I stare too long?

- Is your father alive? - I don't know.

If you think it's him who's trying to bring us together...

- Who else could it be? - I don't know.

Emre, the guy who died...

Who is he?

Emre was my childhood friend.

He was my father's student. They worked together.

He disappeared after my father died in an accident.

Until you ran into me on the bridge, I hadn't had any new of Emre.

He called, we met, he told me my father was alive.

- What did you do? - What did I do?

Is your father alive?

Suppose someone came to you. Told you he was alive.

It's impossible to know what to do.

Let's say your father turns out to be alive after all this time.

Why would he surface now?

- He must've had to. - The watch.

A watch without an hour hand.

The symbol of a group that works for independent defense.

They must not be that special. It's everywhere these days.

- Every solid object has to evaporate. - Who are your father's enemies?

The ones who disagree with my father.

It's easy, then.

Who are they?

The ones opposed to independent defense.

It gets easier by the minute.

Do you do the same work your father used to do?

No.

- What do you do? - You've been to the school.

I've met enough teacher to know you're not just a teacher.

What's your connection to my father?

He taught my wife at university.

Ekin's...

Uygar's sister's...

You're the first one to tell me that she was my father's student.

No such thing as coincidences.

We deem them coincidences until we find out what they really are.

Uygar called you Ates.

Why did you change your name?

It was necessary.

It was necessary for you to change your name.

- What brought us together... - Hold up, hold up.

You had to change your name. Why?

Focus on what matters.

- We're not having a chat. - Maybe it's important.

I'll let you know if I think it is.

You're getting tense.

Have a drink.

Who's Ali Kemal?

Ali Kemal...

Ali Kemal is...

An old intelligence operative.

What does he have to do with you?

After Ekin...

- He's always been by my side. - Where is he now?

Why did you say it was him that kidnapped me?

Because I know that he went into that building.

Did you see it with your own eyes?

Whom can we trust?

Do you have a photo of Ali Kemal?

Kerim? Do you still have that new year's photo?

What is this?

What?

That's Uygar's dad.

What?

You heard me the first time. He's Uygar's father.

What?

You didn't know that Ali Kemal...

Was your wife's father?