Crimea, Sevastopol, October 1920. During the church feast, an assassination attempt on Baron Wrangel takes place in the town's main square. Thanks to a "happy chance", Wrangel remains alive, and one of the attackers is captured and hanged by the White counterintelligence chief, Gaev.

Ella Ferrari gets assistance from Yasha Popov, a young agent. He is the author of all the poems she reads in the salons and falling in love with her. El Ferrari contacts the Crimean underground chief Kovrov - with him together they must arrange Wrangel's murder. Using the loyalty of Adjutant Spesivtsev and his sister Vari, El receives important information about the baron's treasury.

Wrangel is appalled by the news of the gold loss, he is preparing a massive counter-operation. All roads are blocked and patrols comb the forest. The Reds have to lurk in a cleft and wait for reinforcements. When the squad's fighters learn that there is gold in the boxes, distemper begins within the ranks. The commander kills the instigator of the riot.

Based on the coordinates of the U-boat, stands a mine from the Italian liaison and The Reds prepare an operation to intercept. It turns out that the coordinates were incorrect. The submarines are successfully destroyed by Ermler, right in front of their eyes. Now El Ferrari is facing a firing squad, she has failed two interrogations, and it's possible that she's a double agent.

Ermler is officially exposed by The Reds. He has been given a death sentence. All El was able to negotiate from Uritsky was 24 hours. She informs this to Max and says goodbye to him forever. On board Wrangel's yacht "Lukull", a reception is being prepared in honor of the English consul, in appreciation for his assistance. Gaev continues to "look" into Ferrari, but he has no evidence.