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Now out of earshot from the Insurance Girls, Vash makes his way further into the city. The drunk man from earlier is sent flying out of a different bar, and collides into Vash, sending the gunman headfirst into a thomas pen. The man confronts Vash about running into him, claiming he was injured because of it, and insists to be compensated with alcohol. Vash attempts to slip away from the conversation, but is unsuccessful when the man jumps on top of him, holding him down in a tight hold. Vash flails and begs the man to stop as a small crowd of people are attracted to the commotion, including Meryl and Milly. Vash calls out to them for help once he notices them watching. Disgusted and exhausted from what she is seeing, Meryl continues past both of them, Milly following behind her. At the height of the commotion, the man kisses Vash, and promptly throws up on him. | Now out of earshot from the Insurance Girls, Vash makes his way further into the city. The drunk man from earlier is sent flying out of a different bar, and collides into Vash, sending the gunman headfirst into a thomas pen. The man confronts Vash about running into him, claiming he was injured because of it, and insists to be compensated with alcohol. Vash attempts to slip away from the conversation, but is unsuccessful when the man jumps on top of him, holding him down in a tight hold. Vash flails and begs the man to stop as a small crowd of people are attracted to the commotion, including Meryl and Milly. Vash calls out to them for help once he notices them watching. Disgusted and exhausted from what she is seeing, Meryl continues past both of them, Milly following behind her. At the height of the commotion, the man kisses Vash, and promptly throws up on him. | ||
Defeated, the drunk man leads Vash to the saloon he was kicked out of the previous night, requesting the best alcohol the bartender had to offer. The bartender asks the drunk man, revealed to be Frank Marlon, if he had enough money to pay. Marlon insists Vash has enough money to cover the tab, to which Vash requests the cheapest booze the saloon had to offer instead. The bartender holds onto Vash's gun until he and Marlon are finished drinking. She comments on how odd the gun was, to which Vash mentions it was gifted to him. Marlon, now somewhat somber, comments on the sorry state of the firearm, which Vash sheepishly confirms, noticing his eye for gun craftsmenship and his gunpowder stained hands. As Marlon drinks, Vash asks if either the bartender or Marlon had heard of a guy named Frank Marlon. Marlon himself claims to have never heard of the guy, while the bartender recounts the time the gunsmith saved the town from bandits, by arming the civilians. Vash mentions wanting his gun fixed by this legendary gunsmith, but the bartender insists Vash is wasting his time looking for him in the first place. Marlon throws his glass at the bartender in retaliation, before taking Vash's glass to pour himself another drink. He chastises Vash for trusting a stranger with his gun, as it was a foolish risk to take. Vash, instead of responding, pours Marlon another drink. | Defeated, the drunk man leads Vash to the saloon he was kicked out of the previous night, requesting the best alcohol the bartender had to offer. The bartender asks the drunk man, revealed to be Frank Marlon, if he had enough money to pay. Marlon insists Vash has enough money to cover the tab, being the son of a millionaire, to which Vash adamantly refuses, insisting Marlon is lying and requests the cheapest booze the saloon had to offer instead. The bartender holds onto Vash's gun until he and Marlon are finished drinking. She comments on how odd the gun was, to which Vash mentions it was gifted to him. Marlon, now somewhat somber, comments on the sorry state of the firearm, which Vash sheepishly confirms, noticing his eye for gun craftsmenship and his gunpowder stained hands. As Marlon drinks, Vash asks if either the bartender or Marlon had heard of a guy named Frank Marlon. Marlon himself claims to have never heard of the guy, while the bartender recounts the time the gunsmith saved the town from bandits, by arming the civilians. Vash mentions wanting his gun fixed by this legendary gunsmith, but the bartender insists Vash is wasting his time looking for him in the first place. Marlon throws his glass at the bartender in retaliation, before taking Vash's glass to pour himself another drink. He chastises Vash for trusting a stranger with his gun, as it was a foolish risk to take. Vash, instead of responding, pours Marlon another drink. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
