Tito, owner of the MIAU music club, was murdered during a live concert. The well-known musician Jo Mennecke, whom König and Bukow and his wife Dora and team bus ordered to the Revier, is suspect. Not only König and Bukow, but also Röder, Thiesler and Pöschel have their hands full with the musician’s starry airs. But Bukow has even more urgent worries: His old opponent Subocek is back in Rostock and blackmailed him with information that he had received from a fellow inmate while he was in custody: Shortly before his death, Guido Wachs told him everything about König’s falsification of evidence and in the form of Cell phone recordings also provided evidence of this. What should Bukow do now? Become Subocek’s henchman – susceptible to blackmail forever? Or does King have to surrender? Should Bukow tell König at all or can he solve the problem in some other way? This Damocles sword hovers over the love that has just begun and threatens to destroy it. Nonetheless, they have to solve a murder and at the same time create order in Rostock’s underworld, because after Veit Bukow’s death it became more or less headless and there are various aspirants for the job. In addition to Subocek, the so-called falcon aggressively makes its claims. A brutal fight in which Bukow and König are drawn into and which asks both of them who they really are .