(Vash making a dramatic entrance.)

Summary: This episode opens with Wolfwood playing chess with a man in a caravan. His fair is riding on the game, and its obvious he's losing. He's considering making a run for it but remembers he's a Priest. He just so happens to notice the dancing girl behind him and comments on how she needs lessons. (I do believe he's trying to waste time.)

Millie walks in and tries to order some pudding. The man behind the bar says they don't have any and she gets upset. But she suddenly perks back up when she spots Wolfwood. (Whose resorted to cheating now to try and win.) She takes one look at the chessboard, moves one piece, and wins the game for Wolfwood.

A few minutes later, Millie and Wolfwood are walking down the street, (With a big'ol bag of pudding that Wolfwood bought for Millie.), when the dancing girl suddenly comes running up and begs the two to hide her. Without hesitation Millie hides the girl, (Named Moore btw.), behind her and Wolfwood. When a group of men surround them and ask if they've seen Moore, Wolfwood replies that shes behind them but they're not getting her until they explain why shes in trouble. One of the guys goes to grab her anyway, and steps on one of Millie's pudding cups. Millie gets ultra angry and shoots them all with her stungun, and then hides Moore under her shirt. (Making her look pregnant.)

Over in another tent, Meryl is trying to argue with Vash. He won't respond and just sits there stareing at the ceiling. A couple guys walk in and ask him if he's the real Humanoid Typhoon becuz they have a job for him. The Mayor of the caravan explains that his foster son Julius has run off and he needs Vash to bring him back. (Julius has a pass into a certain city that his foster Father needs tattooed on his arm.) Vash replies that he'll do it for no less then $$20 million double dollars. Reluctantly the Mayor agrees if Vash will do something else for him...

Away from the caravan, Millie and Wolfwood have found Julius. Apprently him and Moore are "best friends" and are planning to run away from the caravan together. Wolfwood explains how the caravan will go under without Julius and a lot of innocent people will die becuz of him. To prove his point he puts his own gun to his temple and tells Julius that if he walks away, he'll shoot himself. Julius grabs Moore and the two slowly walk away as Millie begs them not too. Wolfwood pulls the trigger of his gun, Julius nearly has a heart-attack, and Wolfwood shows that they were no bullets in his gun. The kids choose to still leave anyway, and Millie goes with them. Wolfwood stays behind.

A few miles away, Meryl and Vash are driving in a jeep. Vash is surprisingly silent, and won't answer any of Meryl's questions. She demands to know what the Mayor wanted and even points one of her Derringer's at Vash's head. Vash easily shurgs her off, and then admits he was hired to kill someone...

Meanwhile, Millie, Moore, and Julius have been captured by some caravan members. They're about to shoot them when Wolfwood shows up and saves the day. But just when they think its safe, several more members show up, Vash included. Vash draws his gun and effortlessly shoots Julius and Moore in the back. Both collaspe in the sand. The caravan members all get scared of Vash, leave the money, and run away. Millie and the other hand gets incredibly upset, and punches Vash in the face. Wolfwood snatches up Vash's gun and studies the bullets. He suddenly fires one directly into Vash's side. Vash wails like a baby and claims that rubber bullets hurt at such a close range.

Julius and Moore pop up next to the jeep alive and well. Meryl tells Julius that his foster Father is sorry, and that Julius is free to go and do as he pleases. Vash attempts to give the teens the $$20 million he got, but they both say their not going to rely on anyone anymore. Wolfwood leaves as well riding off on his motorcycle, M&M, and Vash travel with the caravan...

Best Moment: When Wolfwood attempts to cheat at his chessgame, and Kuroneko claws his hand. ^-^

Worst Moment: Wolfwood's long speech where he ends up putting his gun to his head. Why would the kids care if a complete stranger shot himself in the head?

Rating: (Out of 3 stars)

This episode is a little slow. After how funny and interesting the last episode was, this one just seems to drag...

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