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Priest drops Georgia off in Rome, where she encounters Jordan, a Black American who recognizes her from New York City. Jordan's recognition hints at old ties that could complicate their new life. Priest remains bored by Rome's routine as he drifts toward more dangerous distractions.

Priest spends days in Rome playing poker with Italian businessmen, seeking distraction. During one game, he meets Dr. Lamine Sonko, who asks for help regarding Umbria's destruction, but Priest ignores him. Sonko's presence plants a seed of future conflict.

Priest attends a dinner with Georgia, Jordan and his girlfriend Lisa. Jordan's singing at the table irks Priest and hints at further personal tensions between them. The scene underscores emotional strain in their relationship.

Georgia confides she wants to start a family, but Priest rejects the idea, signaling a widening rift between them. The couple's conflict foreshadows their divergent futures. This moment marks a turning point in Priest's outlook.

The next morning, Priest meets Jordan and talks about their shared New York history. Priest admits a past as a drug dealer, revealing tensions beneath his calm exterior. The exchange deepens the connection between their past and present in Rome.

Priest has a horse riding lesson and runs into Dr. Sonko again. An assassin attacks them, but Sonko manages to subdue the intruder. The confrontation heightens the danger surrounding Sonko and the Umbria issue.

Priest and Sonko go to Priest's place to discuss Umbria, but Priest refuses to assist. Sonko leaves, leaving the physician's warning unresolved. The exchange foreshadows the looming dilemma over Umbria.

After their discussion, Priest concedes that Sonko's warnings about Umbria may be valid. He tells Georgia he intends to go there, provoking her anger and fear for their future. The decision sets in motion the dangerous journey.

The next morning, Priest arrives in Umbria, stepping into the conflict firsthand. The unfamiliar terrain and tense mood reveal a harsher reality than Rome. He commits to aiding Sonko and confronting the threat there.

After a brief trip to Umbria, Priest returns to Rome and resolves to help Sonko. In a Rome casino, he speaks with Matty Smith to obtain weapons for the plan. Matty agrees, connecting their operation to the networks around them.

The morning after the casino meeting, Priest says goodbye to Georgia and Dr. Sonko before boarding a plane. The farewell underscores the personal costs of his mission. His departure signals a shift from planning to action.

On arrival, Priest is betrayed by associates and detained by soldiers at the airport. They beat him and lock him in a jail cell, heightening the peril surrounding his mission. The scene marks a brutal turn in his journey.

The commander contacts Dr. Sonko, and Priest overhears that Sonko must accept defeat from the soldiers. The manipulation behind the scenes underscores the collapse of any easy victory. Priest's anger grows as he processes the betrayal.

An unseen guard checks on Priest; Priest electrocutes the first guard and then the second, killing them. He escapes the cell and walks into daylight, finding himself in the middle of a circle of Africans. The sequence marks a surreal turn of fate as he breaks free.

Having endured the ordeals, Priest returns from Umbria and is reunited with Georgia. The resolution closes the arc started in Rome and hints at a fragile peace after the violence. The couple's renewed connection ends the journey on a note of cautious hope.