Muhammed Ali Tuncer

After being hunted by a werewolf for thirty years, Ibrahim thought he had finally found a place to hide. However, the curse found him in his new home. It was time to settle the score instead of running away. The real question is, is this reckoning really with a werewolf, or is it primarily with Ibrahim's own identity?

Eyüp, a grandfather living in an Anatolian village, yearns to visit Ebu Eyyub El Ensari's sepulcher. His daughter and son-in-law, however, are reluctant to let him achieve this dream due to his old age and illness, but Eyüp frequently runs away from home to fulfill his dream. One day, when his daughter and son-in-law are away, he runs away again and gets into the car of a young man named Aydın.

Bahtiyar Olmez works in his father's cemetery. Bahtiyar's job is a funeral transport vehicle driver. He does not want to do this until the end of his life. He accepts an old friend's offer. He deposits his father's entire accumulation with great hope. He understands that he is defrauded. While driving the funeral car at the end of his life with the anger of losing his dreams and his father's entire accumulation, he throws out the "the camel bird's egg" given by the old friend as a souvenir. The camel bird's egg hits so many times that the life of Bahtiyar Olmez changes irrevocably. After that, he will have to live the life of Rifat Cakar, the father of famous mafia, who resembles a medicine.