The FTK and his partner must face justice for their crimes. But is there someone else pulling the strings?

Calandra must find the FTK in the endless catacombs of the Cassion before it’s too late. Only he can lead her to the answers.

Battered and broken, Calandra comes face to face with the FTK beneath Fey Hollow. As his mind games reach a deadly climax, he finally reveals his true motives, along with a shocking revelation that shatters everything Calandra has ever known.

Note: This episode has two alternate endings.

Reeling from her home invasion and Choi's attack, Calandra realises she must confront the FTK once and for all. She descends into Fey Hollow's dangerous and labyrinthine underground, the Cassion. 

The original soundtrack you heard in the podcast, “Seven” is written and produced by Willa. 

With the rioting city out for Calandra’s blood, her ex-con father, James Marchen, manages to find her. In the interview room, Calandra interrogates her father for the first time in twenty years - exposing his past, the truth about her missing mother, and a terrifying prophecy linked to the FTK's motives.

With time running out until the FTK murders again, Calandra and Choi determine other elite families that could be targeted. But when a powerful earthquake causes anarchy throughout Fey Hollow, Calandra struggles to save the next victim in time.

Calandra deduces that the famous conspiracy theorist and DJ, Jebediah Sings, could be connected to the FTK. During the investigation, Calandra and Choi uncover a sinister link to a blood-draining cult.

Calandra and Choi hunt down a potential suspect that lives in Fey Hollow's slums, but the night soon twists into a deadly cat-and-mouse game with the FTK.

After a city-wide earthquake and the FTK’s cryptic recording, Calandra and Choi examine the young socialite’s body at the morgue. A hidden clue leads them to another gruesome discovery.

Special agent Calandra finds herself approached by Ryan Choi, a mysterious senior detective in charge of a serial-killer tracking unit. She is soon brought to the murder scene of a young socialite that has brutal allusions to a classic fairy tale.