[2][3] Following being near fatally shot by Gennaro Savastano on a boat in the Gulf of Naples, Ciro Di Marzio is rescued and given incognito medical care.

He is then employed by crime boss Don Aniello Pastore who has links to the Russian mafia in Latvia, run by Yuri Dobeshenko, who are at odds with native Latvian gangs.

Ciro moves to Latvia to become Pastore's negotiator with Dobeshenko, after which he is kidnapped by a Latvian gang which demands the Italians sell cocaine to them instead.

Bruno provides accommodation for Ciro with his gang family, which includes Virgilio and his wife Vera.

Virgilio brought news of a worsening situation in Naples, but the continued security of Gennaro Savastano.

A year later, while Bruno told Ciro he had decided to return to Naples, a further shipment of drugs is stolen under force by the Latvians.

Due to his precocious talent, and affection for him, Bruno invited Ciro to watch his girlfriend, Stella sing at a club restaurant.

Returning to Secondigliano, Ciro was met by Attilio, who invited him to meet Don Pietro Savastano.

[1] The film received a positive review from Rosa Maiuccaro of Wired, who stated that "L'immortale is not recycled Gomorrah, but an important new chapter in the saga".