Episode 7 of Iron Reign ignites with Xavier squirming under the heat of a sinister Frenchman's warning. The Frenchman's tone drips with malice, making it clear: pay back Massimo's money promptly, or face relentless pursuit and a grim end. Meanwhile, Rocio is on tenterhooks, her fingers fumbling in vain as she attempts to breach the secrets locked within her father's SIM card. Her heart heavy with grief for her lost sibling, she finds solace in Nestor's embrace, who reveals a chilling truth—a traitor lurks within their port operations, Nuria by name.
Nestor steels their resolve, reminding them that the weight of their losses must not consume them. Their focus must be singular: retrieving the stolen shipment. He further assures the Frenchman of their commitment, vowing to offer collateral as compensation if the drugs remain elusive.
Yet, Rocio's endeavors to unlock her father's digital fortress hit a roadblock when her purse, and with it, the crucial memory cards, vanish into thin air as she steps into her car. Meanwhile, Miki's interrogation of Nuria is a battle of silence versus persistence, with Nuria steadfastly guarding her secrets.
Victor, a shadowy figure, breaches the guarded stronghold where Nuria is being held, slipping in unnoticed. With swift precision, he frees Nuria from her bonds, only to be forced into hiding as the guards' ears twitch at an unexpected sound. In a flurry of action, Nuria and Victor launch a daring counterattack, but fate betrays Nuria as she falls, mortally wounded by gunfire. Victor, undeterred, eliminates the remaining guards, ensuring his secret remains buried with them.
As Rocio retreats to the solace of her home, memories of her childhood with Nestor and Victor wash over her. Those days of innocent thievery on Barcelona's bustling streets, when laughter echoed through the air, now tinged with a hint of melancholy. Victor's unspoken affection for Rocio, and her ultimate choice to marry Nestor, form a complex tapestry of emotions. But whispers suggest that the night of her wedding may have held a different truth—a truth that casts doubt on Nestor's paternity of Rocio's daughter, hinting that Victor might be the biological father.
As the episode draws to a tense climax, Victor emerges from the junkyard, his clothes torn, face and limbs marred by the battle's grime and blood. His gaze locks onto Miki's approaching car, his expression a twisted mask of fury, foreshadowing a confrontation that threatens to upend everything.
