Fifteen years after his entire family was massacred by three powerful families, the Master—now leader of the Three Orders—returns to exact revenge, swiftly eliminating those families in just three days. As he prepares to leave the capital, he entrusts ongoing affairs to an ally. Meanwhile, the Oracle Order reveals that the girl from the past, linked to those events, is likely Vivian Gray, CEO of Gray Group. The episode ends with this revelation, setting the stage for new conflicts tied to her identity and the Master’s unresolved mission.
Vivian Gray thanks Caleb Quinn for saving her life, but when she offers to repay him, Caleb awkwardly asks to look at her backside. Vivian immediately rejects his inappropriate request, calling him a creep and insisting that saving her life doesn’t give him any right to such a favor. Caleb quickly realizes she misunderstood his intention and tries to backtrack, but the moment leaves tension unresolved between them. The episode ends with Caleb caught off guard by Vivian's firm rejection and the unclear motives behind his strange request.
The episode opens with a man catching a woman who calls him a creep as she tries to resist. An intense situation unfolds as someone warns not to move while a mission update reveals that all assassins have been dealt with, promising safety. However, the mission is declared a failure to Mr. Hale. Meanwhile, Mr. Quinn recalls a girl from fifteen years ago who has a distinctive birthmark on her backside and insists on verifying if the woman before him is that girl. He demands she remove her clothes, putting her in a vulnerable and tense position as the episode ends on this unsettling demand.
Ms. Gray faces pressure to sign over the Eastside project at a fraction of its value, but she refuses, insisting the low offer is nearly theft. When Hudson demands the papers, she stands firm, leading to a curt dismissal from the opposing party. Later, a tense confrontation escalates when a young woman retaliates against a man who tries to intimidate her, defiantly rejecting his authority. The episode ends with unresolved tension around the project's future and Ms. Gray's growing resistance against those trying to control her decisions.
Mr. Quinn confronts the threat posed by the powerful Blackclaw Syndicate, led by Mr. Tate, when he becomes entangled in a conflict with their operatives. Despite his fighting skills, Mr. Quinn is overwhelmed as the syndicate asserts its dominance. Meanwhile, Ms. Gray reveals her company is struggling financially and faces pressured negotiations to sell the crucial Eastside project to the syndicate to avoid total loss. Reluctantly, she agrees to the sale for ten billion, signaling a significant shift that complicates the power dynamics and leaves Mr. Quinn’s struggle unresolved.
Blackclaw demands a strict payment of ten billion to settle a dangerous dispute, threatening severe consequences if not met. Vivian is urged to flee Greenfield immediately with five million from a card for protection, but she insists that the aggressors only want money and won't harm her. Meanwhile, someone offers to repay a life-saving debt from fifteen years ago, asking Vivian to revisit their past connection. Attempts to arrange a meeting with Dr. Larsen are abruptly canceled, and Vivian repeatedly refuses another person's persistent invitations, culminating in a tense confrontation where she is forced to accompany him despite her resistance.
The episode opens with the eldest son of the powerful West family demanding respect after being struck, asserting his influence in Greenfield. Meanwhile, a desperate woman pleads with Dr. Larsen to treat her ailing grandfather, but he coldly refuses due to past grievances. When her attempts to convince him fail, another man steps in, threatening to force the issue. Later, a deal is proposed to gain Dr. Larsen's cooperation: the woman must publicly become the man’s girlfriend and humiliate Dr. Larsen by making him apologize on his knees. The episode ends with her facing a difficult choice over this humiliating bargain.
Vivian faces a dire choice when her grandpa's life depends on Dr. Larsen's treatment, but Dr. Larsen demands she satisfy Mr. West’s unreasonable conditions. Refusing to comply, Vivian relies on a bold driver who confronts Wyatt, a powerful man threatening her to back off. Wyatt orders his men to attack the driver, who fights back but is overwhelmed. Despite this, Vivian refuses to yield, even as Wyatt threatens her and her grandfather’s life. The episode ends with Vivian standing firm amidst danger, while Wyatt’s menace grows stronger.
Dr. Larsen, a respected physician, faces harsh doubt when a man named Mr. Quinn accuses him of being a fraud and reveals Larsen's secret decade-long chest pain and imminent death within three days. Skeptical but desperate, Larsen agrees to receive treatment from Quinn, who demands Larsen serve Ms. Gray unconditionally in return. After applying the Sacred Nine Needles, Quinn dramatically cures Larsen, reversing his illness and youth. Grateful and astounded, Larsen asks to become Quinn's disciple, but Quinn refuses. The episode ends as they prepare to leave to treat Quinn's ailing grandpa, with Larsen determined to prove himself.
After being saved by a mysterious man named Mr. Quinn, Dr. Larsen clarifies that his master, Mr. Quinn, is the true lifesaver, surprising those who thought Quinn was long gone. Vivian introduces Mr. Quinn to her grandfather, who immediately praises Quinn's skill and hints at matchmaking, urging Vivian to win Quinn’s favor despite her uncertainty. The episode escalates as Vivian wrestles with the grandfather’s bold insistence on marriage, while Quinn's personal status remains unclear. Meanwhile, Vivian receives a summons from Mr. Tate, suggesting new pressures ahead as she resolves to face the challenges before her.