The small rebellious village, which goes by the name of Platanos, has caused a lot of trouble, since even the gods of Olympus are arguing because of it, accusing the mischievous Dionysus of driving the already crazy villagers of Platanos entirely insane by “messing” with the village water spring.
But what is the connection between a spring with magic water, an evening during the Carnival that the villagers of Platanos do not want to remember, an authentic Fabergé egg and a commune with an honest tax collector and a... psychopath?
The people of Platanos will face the most powerful enemy of all: Their past and everything we took for granted will turn upside down: The good ones will become bad, the poor rich, the conservatives will become progressive and the enemies, friends!
Nemesis will come to our little village, and the final battle will be the most merciless of them all! Season three will dive into the past, take the skeletons out of the closet and finally answer the age-old question: What is to blame for all the madness in the village of Platanos? Is it something in the water?

There is a funeral in Platanos and the priest "gives the last rites" to the dead and the living as well, while Sylvia and her troupe makes a stir, all dancing and singing, making everyone furious.
At the same time, the lost bag is looking for its owner, a wealth of bones have lost their own and a miracle is witnessed... by Kanellos. How are all these related to each other though? Marmo thinks that Kitsoula's damned inn is to blame for everything, the priest lays the blame on his mother and Valeria thinks that it is her fate for being crippled.
And while many strange events occur, the two brothers arrive at the commune looking for the lost Fabergé egg that costs millions and which, if not found soon, may cost them... their lives.