Brian and Stephen's father was a firefighter, but he died while performing another task when his sons were still young. Such a tragedy had a huge impact on the boys' lives. But when they grew up, they decided to follow in their father's footsteps and also become firefighters at the Chicago station where he used to work. It so happened that even though the guys grew up together, they were very different in character and demeanor. Stephen was serious and knew for sure that he would be a firefighter like his father. But it was not so important for Brian to become a firefighter at the 19th station. However, after a while, he had a desire to prove to everyone and to himself that he himself was worth something.<br />
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In the past, the brothers separated from each other, but later Brian went to work at his brother's place of work. At first, Stephen thought that this place was not for his brother, but everything is changing in the near future, when massive fires begin to occur in the city. It turns out that a serial arsonist has appeared in Chicago, who destroys not only property, but also innocent people. The guys understand that under such circumstances they don't need to sort things out, but they need to act together. In addition, Brian begins to help the investigator in order to quickly find the criminal who sets fire to houses and endangers many citizens. What exactly such investigations will lead to, and how Brian will be able to prove to his brother that he is worth something, can be seen at the end.
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