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Ares thought he could stop us
with this latest act of villainy.

But our strength and wrath
will see him buried in the ground.

Tonight, by my command, a council
will be convened at Hanlı bazaar.

I will tell the beys that
the time for war has arrived.

I'll assign them their duties.

-Artuk Bey.
-Yes, my Bey.

Everyone left behind must be battle-ready,
not just the alps.

Everyone, the young and the old,

will play their part and do their duty.

-You will be in charge of them.
-As you command, my Bey.

We finally get to destroy
that castle, my Bey.

The alps are like young colts,
they can't stand still.

They are ready for battle,
for conquest, and for martyrdom.

Good.

First, we close each of the castle gates.

Our alps will then hold the gates
and the Nicaea road.

Dumrul.

You'll take the east gate with your alps.

Abdur Rahman, you will take
the Nicaea road with your alps.

Günküt, you and your alps
will take the west gate.

Set an ambush there.

Do not let anyone within the castle make
contact with anyone outside its walls.

As you command, my Bey.

I'm satisfied that Samsa and the other
alps I punished have done their time.

My Bey, my Bey.

Samsa has suffered greatly for his
part in allowing Gündüz's kidnap.

He knows he was at fault.

Bamsi, send a messenger
to the Cavdar tribe immediately.

Ask Aslıhan Hatun, Turgut Alp
and Bahadir Bey

to attend the council tonight.

We should keep an eye on him too.

We can't let him
use this to his advantage.

As you command, my Bey.

And send a message to Ares, too.
You'll meet him tomorrow as my Chief Alp.

As is tradition before a battle,
you will ask him to surrender the castle.

As you command, my Bey. As you command.

Send my letter to our sultan
immediately, Artuk Bey.

I've told him we intend
to capture the castle

before the emperor's army arrives.

The Mongol army is gathering
on our borders.

If we were to ask

the sultan to send us reinforcements,

we would weaken his army
and risk compromising our borders.

We have the power and the capabilities
to seize the castle ourselves.

-God willing, my Bey.
-May God bless our endeavors, my Bey.

God willing, my Bey.

May your horse be fast
and your sword sharp, my Bey.

-Thank you.
-We will capture it, God willing, my Bey.

-God willing.
-May God bless you, alps.

May God bless our endeavors, my Bey.

How could it be that one man, alone,

was able to break into my castle?

How was he able

to take a child I had entrusted to you

from a secret room
that was guarded and locked?

How?

Rise!

The mistakes of these
incompetent commanders,

cost my brave,
heroic soldiers their lives.

You couldn't stop Ertuğrul,
couldn't stop one man.

You didn't obey my orders.

You underestimated
the precautions you had to take.

Now, because of you,
we've had to withdraw behind these walls.

To defend our land, we have no choice
but to hide inside this castle.

The war against the Turks begins today.

The gates of this castle will be closed
and never opened again.

Until the reinforcements
from the emperor arrive,

you'll fight on until the last man falls.

Even if only one man is left...

he will fight to the very end.

Don't surrender. You'll die with honor!

Yes, sir!

-Kostas, gather the war council!
-Right away, sir.

Titan, come with me.

So, you are Titan.

Did you miss me, brother?

I missed you.

I gave our enemy a black eye.

Hey, Gündüz, tell me,
what was that you just said?

My father said,
"Hit the enemy where they are weakest".

So I hit my enemy right in the eye.

Just like brave Basat
when he stabbed the monster.

What did you say you did, son?

Darius took my sword, Mother.
So I hid a stone in my hand.

When I got to the castle,
I hit Ares in the eye with it.

-Well done, my brave lion!
-Mother, what is he talking about?

-He did what he said he did.
-I did, Grandmother!

What did you think I'd do?

I'm Gündüz, son of Ertuğrul Bey.
I'm the Chief Alp.

My son, my Chief Alp,
whose father is chief of all the beys.

How great!

My magnificent Gündüz.
How brave he is.

I didn't stop being brave,
even when they took my sword.

They must have been very scared.

They must have guessed
how good you are with your sword.

My magnificent Gündüz.

Thank God, thank goodness.

Thank God, Gündüz.

Your mother loves you.

Ertuğrul will most likely look to take
the gates and the Nicaea road first.

He'll want to trap us in here
by blocking all of the exits.

Sultan Alaeddin may send an army, sir.

I don't think so.

Ertuğrul won't ask the sultan for an army

while the Mongols threaten
the Seljuk's eastern border.

He'll want to seize the castle by
using what is already at his disposal.

This will be his undoing,
considering he's not nearly strong enough.

Bahadir Bey harbors a great deal
of anger towards Ertuğrul Bey.

He is a desperate, stupid and arrogant,
and capable of doing anything for revenge.

We'll be missing a trick if we
don't make use of him, won't we, Titan?

Absolutely.

I'll go and talk to him now.

But how will I get out of here
while the Turks are holding the gates?

There is a secret passage
out of the castle,

which will take you to the northern woods.

You can even ride your horse through it.

While Ertuğrul thinks
he has us trapped in here,

we'll launch a surprise attack on him
and his alps when he least expects it.

My Bey, I've brought Samsa
and the other alps.

Tell them to come in, Bamsi.

A man...

has nothing but his duty.

If he doesn't put his heart
and soul into his duty,

he risks himself and his tribe.

I wanted you to realize this

and to understand it.

You're right, my Bey.

We were blindsided in our own tribe.

We understood the importance of duty
when we came so close to tragedy, my Bey.

Every cloud has a silver lining, Samsa.

I hope that evil event opened
your eyes to the dangers around us.

Now... Bamsi will return
your weapons to you.

You've forgiven us, my Bey?

The bonds between us strengthen

through weddings and wars.

We're making preparations
to take Karacahisar Castle.

I'm satisfied that you've served
your sentence... and I forgive you.

God bless you, my Bey.

God bless you, my Bey.

Being a good alp
isn't just a matter of strength.

His mind should be sharp like his sword
and powerful like his wrist.

He hears the wind blowing,
watches the bird in flight.

If we fail again, we forsake
our right to call ourselves men.

Good, my lion.

May God bless you, my Bey.

Off you go now.

-Welcome, Turgut.
-Thank you, Aslıhan.

Turgut.

You need to rest.
You haven’t slept since yesterday.

I can't stop thinking about
Ertuğrul Bey and Gündüz.

It makes my heart ache
not to be with them.

Until I hear good news about them,
I won't be able to sleep, Aslıhan.

May I enter?

Come in.

A messenger from the Kayi tribe
is here, Chief Alp Turgut.

Show him in right away.

Door!

-Hope for the best.
-I hope so.

I bear a message from Ertuğrul Bey.

My Bey has rescued
Gündüz from Ares' clutches.

-Thank God.
-Thank God.

Ertuğrul Bey is gathering a war council
of the Oğuz beys in Hanlı bazaar tonight.

You and Bahadir Bey are to attend.

Thank you, my boy.

Go back now, and give
our best wishes to Ertuğrul Bey.

We will see him tonight
at Hanlı bazaar with Bahadir Bey.

Thank you, Chief Alp Turgut.

Thank God.

No matter how many traps Ares sets,
they've all come to nothing.

But... nothing can save him this time.

God willing.

Turgut, why do you think Ertuğrul Bey
asked Bahadir Bey to attend?

While I'm waging war
with the alps of the Cavdar tribe

Erturgul wants to
make sure Bahadir Bey...

doesn't take advantage of my absence.

Ertuğrul Bey thinks of everything.
May God bless him.

-Amen.
-Amen.

Oğuz!

Now, go and pick a squad
of your most trusted alps.

Tell them patrol the tribe continuously.

-And ask Bahadir Bey to come here.
-Right away, Chief Alp Turgut.

I'm holding a council of the Oğuz
beys in Hanlı bazaar tonight.

While we discuss our battle strategy

you should begin preparations here.

As you command, son.

We'll gather the women together,
if that proves necessary.

We have enough animals for meat.

And if cloth is required, we'll double
the number of women at the rug house.

Good.

Artuk Bey will take care of the weaponry.

Food, drink, ointments, cloth...
these are your responsibility.

And keep your weapons close at hand too.

After we're gone it'll be down to you
to protect the tribe.

-Thank you, son. Don't worry
-We understand, my Bey.

May I enter, my Bey?

Come in, Gündüz.

From now on, I'll keep
my eyes and ears open, my Bey.

I want you to assign me a duty.

It's good to keep your eyes and ears open.
But first you have to watch your mouth.

Especially when it guards a great secret.

It's said that, "If you can't
keep the secret in your mouth,

it won't be kept in the mouths of others."

An alp doesn't speak everything
he hears everywhere he goes.

Understood?

After we're gone, you will be
the man of our tribe, of our tent.

Until we return from war,
the peace of our tribe depends on you.

As you command, my Bey.

Father, Marya helped me a lot.

She's a good person.
I wonder what she's been doing?

You'll save her, won't you?

Don't worry, my hero. I will.

Drink this. It will relieve the pain
of your wounds immediately.

Leave that and get out.

How are you, Marya?

Good.

My wound aches a bit,
but medicine eases the pain.

How did this happen?
How did they dare do this to you?

I'm so sorry, sir.

I couldn't protect from the barbarians
what you had entrusted to me.

No matter what I did,
I couldn't stop them taking the child.

I offered them my life.
But they just hurt me.

They showed no mercy.

I wish I'd died
instead of letting them take the boy.

Loyal Marya.

Loyal, heroic Marya.

Don't punish yourself.

But I can't help it.

I might have cost you a great victory.

My victory is inevitable, Marya.

It's only a question of how soon.

Now, drink this.

It'll ease your pain
and get you back on your feet.

When I am victorious,

you and I will trample Ertuğrul
and the Turks under our feet.

Greetings.

-Greetings.
-Greetings.

Welcome, Bahadir Bey.

Thank you, thank you.

You wanted to see me?

Please, take a seat.

I hope nothing's wrong.

No, Bahadir Bey.

Please, sit down.

Well, out with it. I'm intrigued.

Thanks to God...

Ertuğrul Bey got Gündüz
out of the castle unharmed.

-Thank God, thank God.
-But...

nothing will ever be the same again.

It's time for war, Bahadir Bey.

Ertuğrul Bey has made the right decision.

This kind of treachery
deserves a harsh response.

That is why we summoned you, Bahadir Bey.

What for?

Ertuğrul Bey is gathering a war council
of Oğuz beys in Hanlı bazaar tonight.

A stiff battle is ahead
of us, Bahadir Bey.

Ertuğrul Bey...

wants to see you too at the council.

Ares... dealt a low blow.

And he must pay for it.

For such a cause...

it behoves us to take a stand
for our state... and for Ertuğrul Bey.

So, to be asked to attend
a war council convened by Ertuğrul Bey...

it would be an honor for me.

Very good, Bahadir Bey.

Very good.

Bamsi, that's enough.
Stop worrying about what you look like.

How can I stop? How can I stop?
Look at my face!

It'd make even angels
turn around and flee.

Come on.

Come on, Bamsi. Eat something.

No, Hafsa.
I've lost my appetite completely.

All I've had since I came home is a large
bowl of yoghurt and three pieces of bread.

Nothing else.

Hafsa. Hafsa, there's
something I have to ask you.

With this face of mine...

it doesn't make you
ashamed of me, does it?

Bamsi, what are you talking about?

On the contrary, I'm very proud of you.

I have a husband who would
do anything to do his duty.

You, you sweet little thing.

I'm so lucky she's mine.

I'm so lucky she's mine.

My Hafsa.

Hafsa...

Now, why don't you
prepare me some food,

while I cut this heathen beard.

I won't be able to relax until I do.

Come on, Hafsa. Come on.

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.

-Sir.
-What is it, Kostas?

Ertuğrul sent word.

He's sending a messenger
to the castle tomorrow to see you.

Ertuğrul is fulfilling
the traditions of war.

He's sending a messenger
to ask me to surrender.

-Will you try to reach a compromise?
-Never!

He'll use everything in his power
to conquer the castle.

And I will use everything
in mine to stop him.

-Commander Ares.
-Niko.

You and your knights
have the power to defeat the Turks.

But you seem worried.
Is there anything I can do to help?

Brute strength on its own
is not enough to defeat the Turks, Niko.

You're a merchant, you know these things.

In times of war, you need gold if you're
going to feed and equip your knights.

And I doubt very much that we have enough.

Focus on defeating the Turks.

The rest will follow.

Our only hope is to
defeat them quickly, Niko

That's what you should pray for.

You are always in my prayers,
Commander Ares.

My Bey, Bahadir Bey is here.

Father.

Son.

My son.

How are you? You're all right?
How is your wound?

I'm fine, Father.

Forgive me.

I didn't kill that bastard,
I didn't finish the job.

Don't worry, son. Don't worry.

We'll finish it together.

Ertuğrul...

is gathering a council of war
in Hanlı bazaar tonight.

He plans to attack Karacahisar Castle.

He'll assign each of the Oğuz beys a role.

Me included.

Why did he summon you, Father?

Turgut...

As he will be going off to war,
he doesn't want to leave me here alone.

I'll be sure to make it
look like I'm obeying him.

Meanwhile, you'll be ready
to attack the tribe on my command.

If the only reason he's summoning you
is to keep you away from the tribe,

will he believe you'd obey so readily?

I'm going to show him
something so important...

he'll have no choice but to believe me.

You know best, Father.

Let's be sure to finish
them off this time.

Do what we need to do,
kill those we need to kill.

But just get it done.

We paid too high a price, waited too long,
for what is rightfully ours.

Today is the day.

While Ertuğrul is still dreaming of glory,

I'm going to cut him to shreds.

Remember.

This is our last chance.

Son, if we don't succeed now,

the Cavdars will never
be free of Ertuğrul's tyranny.

This will be the last time
we have to risk our blood for our family.

God protect you. Wait for my word.

Margrave, Ertuğrul Bey.

Welcome, my Bey.

Thank you, beys. I appreciate it.

Have a seat.

In the 99 names of our mighty God,

who fills our heart with faith
and who created Heaven and the Earth.

-May God bless our council.
-Amen.

We understand you attacked the heathen's
lair and rescued your son, my Bey.

Thank God.

-Thank God, my Bey.
-Thank God, my Bey.

Thank you, my beys.

It's time we punished the bastard
who dared to commit this heinous act.

It is for this reason that I've
summoned you to this council.

Thank you.

Your child, Gündüz, is our child too.

Any man who dared kidnap him
must be punished.

This isn't just about
what he did to my son.

When we were traveling
on our sultan's business,

he was the one who ambushed me
and my alps.

-Bastard!
-He wanted to kill the margrave.

He must pay with his head.

He plotted with bandits
to harass Hanlı bazaar in my absence.

We will never find peace
until his head is cut from his shoulders.

For now, my alps will look
to take the castle gates

and secure the road to Nicaea.

You will each play your part during
the siege and assault on the castle.

Every one of the Turk tribes
must share in this victory.

The swords of your alps
will sing through the air,

the beat of your horses’ hooves
will make the earth tremble.

As you command, my Bey!

Ertuğrul Bey!

If you'll allow me,
I have a request to make of you.

Speak, Bahadir Bey.

You all know that I conquered many castles
under our sultan's command.

Laying siege to a castle
is not all that's required to conquer it.

What do you suggest?

We must build great catapults,
Ertuğrul Bey.

The castle gates
are closed and bolted, sir.

The crossbows are primed, and we have
installed oil cauldrons along the walls.

How are we doing
inside the castle, Kostas?

Fine, sir.

Organize Mass or some other reassuring
activity to keep the people occupied.

Yes, sir.

But... we have a problem.

What is it, Kostas?

If the siege lasts for a long time,
we may suffer shortages of food, sir.

Don't worry, Kostas.
The battle won't last long.

I'll defeat the Turks
with my very first move.

Come!

What is this chest, Niko?

Commander Ares...

Not being able to do anything
while you and your brave knights

fight the Turks
weighs heavily upon my heart.

I wanted to give you
the best help I knew how.

Here.

A chest full of gold?

Yes, sir.

I brought it with me from Nicaea,
in case I ever needed it.

I think today is that day.

Our divine empire will never forget
this noble gesture, Niko.

Thanks to your self-sacrifice,

we'll defeat the Turks and banish them
from our lands very soon.

Kostas.

-Take this to the vault.
-Yes, sir.

Titan.

You know what is expected of you.

God save you.

God save our empire.

If you'll allow it, I'd like to follow
Commander Kostas to the vault.

I want to see how much gold we have,
so as to calculate how long it will last.

Of course, Niko.

From now on, I want you to be
in charge of our gold.

Subtitle translation by Sarper Aman