When Bear Wolf disappeared, Celia – a seemingly harmless woman – suddenly stepped up to take the center stage.

Initially, she only appeared as a “business partner” in a new agricultural project in the Dales. But few expected that behind that mask was a sharp mind and boundless ambition.

As soon as Bear disappeared, Celia immediately took control of a series of land leases, putting both Moira Dingle and Cain in a passive position.

She signed a new agreement, tightening the farm’s rights, and secretly expanded her influence to the Woolpack area – which was a symbol of freedom in the village.

Moira realized something was wrong when Celia used the “cooperation contract” to force her to hand over Bear’s land. But when Moira reacted, Celia just smiled faintly: “If you want to keep it, prove that Bear is alive.” A simple statement, but it cuts like a knife to Moira’s heart – because she knows that Bear’s disappearance is the key to Celia’s rise to power.

The people of the Dales are starting to fear. Celia doesn’t need violence – she uses the law, money and a cold smile. Even Paddy senses something is wrong: every clue about Bear leads back to Celia. Does she know where Bear is? Or is she the one who staged the disappearance to take control of everything?

Spoiler alert, next episode, Moira and Paddy will secretly go to Celia’s warehouse, where they find a muddy jacket identical to Bear’s. But before they can call the police, Celia appears, holding a phone and filming, smiling: “Do you think I don’t know?”

If Bear is really alive, he’s probably being held somewhere – and Celia is the one who controls the strings. The Dales have never been in such a terrifying shadow of power.