As a result of Saladin’s great efforts, Ascalan was conquered, and Gabriel was executed by Saladin himself in the middle of Ascalan. Sultan Nureddin, who witnessed these moments by getting up from his sick bed, watched with pleasure the hanging of Zengi banners on the walls of Askalan.

The administration of Ascalan is given to Selahaddin and Süreyya by the order of Sultan Nureddin. From now on, Saladin will open the door to new conquests for the Zengis with the title of “Emir Saladin”. However, an unexpected disaster rises from the skies of Gaza.

Abram, a Jew rich enough to rule states and armies with his money, starts a new crusade with a crusader army of unprecedented size and attempts to massacre Muslims in Gaza. While Selahaddin, who had foreseen the great massacre, took action to save the oppressed people in Gaza, Melik Mevdud, nicknamed the “Tiger of Mosul”, who was famous in the land with his warriorship, came to Ascalan and all the plans of Selahaddin and Nureddin were turned upside down.

What path will Sultan Nureddin, whose reign is in danger with the unexpected arrival of Mevdud, follow to ensure the unity of the state? What evil plan will the Jewish Abram, acting with his ambition and sharp intelligence, implement to end Saladin’s threat? Will Selahaddin be able to achieve his goals on his own, torn between Avram, who is full of blood, on the one hand, and Mawdud, who attributes all the weaknesses of the state to Selahaddin, on the other?