The Envoys

Two Vatican officials travel to a small town to investigate a reported miracle healing linked to a local priest. However, their inquiry is abruptly halted when the priest vanishes under unexplained circumstances.

Quintana's situation becomes more complicated due to a questionable coincidence. A witness provides new insight into Valentina's recovery. Meanwhile, a discovered body bears eerie parallels to Salinas' unusual childhood.

Local authorities examine a series of recent murders, while the Vatican pressures the Envoys as their investigation expands, threatening their mission in Mexico.

The Vatican attempts to recall The Envoys while dealing with the fallout from their investigation into Benavent, who unveils his true purpose. Meanwhile, Molina Reyes uncovers a disturbing secret.

The Vatican divides the Envoys and assigns them separate routes. Salinas observes a significant religious ceremony, while Antequera struggles to stay involved in the case after receiving an unexpected communication.

Antequera learns about Quintana's difficult history with Adriana and Esteban, prompting deeper tensions. Meanwhile, Salinas challenges Benavent and uncovers a promising new talent, while Antequera and Emilia devise a bold and dangerous strategy.

The Envoys intervene to prevent a potential new victim. Antequera and Salinas investigate clues at a hospice, while the primary suspect in the murder case flees.

The investigation reaches an unexpected end as the Envoys connect Quintana to unexplained healings occurring within the hospice.

In the Galician town of Porto da Lua, the Envoys arrive to look into claims of a miracle, only to encounter a community deeply divided and resistant to their investigation.

Salinas discovers Joaquin Bustamante's body and experiences a vision that reveals the town's dark secrets, which pose a threat not only to their mission but also to their lives.

Nuno becomes the prime suspect in the murder of Bustamante, putting his life at risk. As the town celebrates, the Envoys must act quickly to rescue him before it's too late.

As the mayor becomes the prime suspect in Joaquin's death, the Brotherhood faces the Envoys as their final obstacle, but internal doubts and growing fears threaten to undermine their resolve.

Pilar is exonerated, leading the Brotherhood to suspect Nuno. They attempt to prevent Pilar from gaining control of the fishing industry, while Alba's honesty with her daughter proves misguided.

The revelation of Xiana's true parentage sparks public intrigue, while Bernat's growing anger puts the town at risk. The Envoys begin to realize that the root of their current crisis lies in a forgotten past, with Nuno playing a crucial role in uncovering the truth.

The mystery surrounding the night the three nuns lost their sight becomes central as those who witnessed key events are urged to speak, including the three sisters and a girl who saw the attack on Nuno and Cañola.

The Envoys attempt to flee the Brotherhood under dangerous circumstances. Pilar makes a risky decision that could determine the town's fate. Bernat faces the possibility of losing all he has worked to achieve.