Stephen and Bryan’s father was a firefighter and was killed in an accident that year. Stephen followed his father's footsteps early and became a heroic firefighter, nicknamed the Bull. Whenever there is a fire, he is always the first to rush into the fire. Brian was by his father's side on the day his father had an accident, fearing the fire and wanting to conquer. Bryan escaped in the fire brigade once, and this time he returned again, also wanting to become a firefighter like the old man.
The two brothers started fighting, and Stephen transferred Brian to his 17th team. The seventeenth team is a well-known fire brigade, and Stephen is an elite firefighter. In the fire brigade, Stephen took his rookie brother with him. However, Stephen left his wife and son. Here, the fire service is more important than everything else. The family is a mess, and Stephen hasn't been promoted for a long, long time.
After receiving the training of his older brother, Brian became more disgusted, and the relationship between the two brothers was still not good. As a result, Brian left again in an accident and accepted a fire accident investigation recommended by a senator. As the investigation unfolded, a series of tempering cases came out. The so-called backfire means that the fire is caused by man. When a person opens the door, the tongue of fire will spray out and burn the person to death. Several similar cases occurred in a row. This is from a few shareholders of a company that the senator back then, and all clues point to Stephen.
When Stephen brought the newcomer to fight the fire, the newcomer was killed by backfire, and the senator was almost killed, but the murderer was also injured by Brian. Brian recognized the murderer, who turned out to be not his brother, but the chief of the fire department. The captain was his father's comrade-in-arms, and finally Steven and the captain were killed.
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