Jin, Mugen, and Fuu are carrying themselves outside of town, and again they are starving. They meet the owner of a pawn shop, who appraises all of their weapons. Fuu's is damaged, Mugen's is not name brand, but Jin is unwilling to pawn his swords. It doesn't matter though, because the owner has a greater interest in Jin's glasses.

They instantly buy food with the money they made pawning Jin's glasses. Into the restaurant, walks the pompous samurai. He notices Fuu and is inchanted by her beauty. His beatboxing servant approaches Fuu and offerers her a pear. She turns him down, but makes the samurai even more determined.

He introduces himself as Saganshougen Nagamichi, and gloats that he will be "big." Another servant tells him that they have found Jin. So, he leaves the address of where he is staying for the night and heads off.

As Fuu gloats about her recent popularity, an enchanting woman sends Mugen a drink. She says she is called "Budou Kiba," for her taste of alcohol. She approaches Mugen and Jin and asks them to have a drink with her. Fuu gets very jealous, and Mugen drags Jin off to join her for sake. They mock Fuu's arrogance as they leave.

Nagamichi arrives via palanquin to face off with his opponent. His foe wears a phony pair of glasses, because he wants to put an end to Nagamichi. The man knocks Nagamichi's weapon high into the air. It ends up landing on his head and knocking him out. Nagamichi is quick to brag that this was all part of his technique, and the crowd is amazed. He sees Fuu in the crowd and asks her out.

At the sake bar, Mugen shares wine with "Bodou Kiba". Jin can barely stay awake. She speaks of true beauty and wine. She says that she only dates people with who can hold liqueur as well as she does. As Mugen embraces her, she drugs his drink.

Nagamichi takes Fuu up on a hill. He says that the Edo Castle will someday be his. He hands Fuu the autobiography he is composing with all of his future plans. He tells her of his past.

He says he left Aki by ship to reach Edo, and fight the Shogun. But, recently he heard of an undefeated samurai, Mariya Enshirou. He would defeat him and earn his reputation. He entered the Mujuu Shinken Dojo. However, Mariya was killed by his best disciple. The disciple wore rare glasses and was named Jin! Fuu is shocked and leaves for the night.

She returns to her inn and contemplates what she has just heard about Jin. Morning comes and she finds Mugen and Jin passes out in front of the inn. They were robbed, and Fuu needs them to earn some money.

She makes them street perform by showing off their fighting skills. They blindfold themselves and attempt to cut two pears from Fuu's head. In an 'X' slash they cut the pears and they earn the money needed.

Still hungover, Fuu asks Mugen about what she has been told about Jin. He tells her to ask Jin himself. She ponders if he is a bad person.

At the pawn shop, Nagamichi is pawning off his palanquin for money. Jin returns for his glasses. Nagamichi spots Fuu and says fate has once again brought them together. She tries to draw his attention, but Jin puts on his glasses and is recognized. Nagamichi's traveler, Ogura Bunta, says he was a student of a the Mujuu Shinken Dogo, and accuses Jin of being a traitor. He challenges Jin outside.

When he killed his master, Jin says he is not the one who did the betraying but they fight anyways. Jin easily defends himself agains Ogura's attacks and spares his life. Ogura says that the disciples of Enshirou will be after him, and Jin challenges them to come.

Out of nowhere, Ruiji, Nagamichi's dog appears as does "Bodou Kiba," Nagamichi's wife! She, Osen, apologizes for her husbands actions. She warns Fuu that men are stupid and need to be dominated from the start and carries her husband off. He bids farewell to Fuu. As parting words, Nagamichi says he will give up chasing the Enshirou title and will focus on someone else. Osen hits the wine bottle and says, "Men are stupid."

Notes:
Nearly everytime Nagamichi speaks, a beatbox is in the background.

Fuu gloats about her beauty after being hit on by Nagamichi. She says that Jin and Mugen are too thickheaded to understand.

"Budou Kiba" has a beauty mark and dresses provacatively.

At her inn, Fuu says that "bigger" is not necesarily better in reference to her breasts.

Pawning off the palanquin, the appraiser mentions that they remodeled the palanquin by lowering it, perhaps a low-rider reference.