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While she does become a prostitute the following day, Jin pays to be with her, then helps her escape when he finds out her husband is beating her. Shino buys her freedom from her husband, then Jin fights off the brothel guards while she escapes by boat. 12"The Disorder Diaries"
Transliteration: "Learning from the Past / Onkochishin" (Japanese: 温故知新)Hirotaka Endo[41]Shinichirō Watanabe[41]August 12, 2004 (2004-08-12)July 30, 2005 Mugen steals Fuu's diary that she has been keeping since they first started on their journey The episode is a humorous recap on what has happened so far as seen through Fuu's viewpoint, which is in turn criticised by Jin and Mugen, in addition to revealing their initial journey to Edo was in pursuit of a rumor that the sunflower samurai was seen there. In the end, they find a note written by Fuu saying that she knew they would try and snoop into her diary, which enrages Mugen. 13"Misguided Miscreants (Part 1)"
Transliteration: "Dark Night's Road 1 / An'ya Kōro sono ichi" (Japanese: 暗夜行路 其之壱)Takeshi Yoshimoto[42]Shinji Obara[42]August 26, 2004 (2004-08-26)November 19, 2005 Fuu, Mugen, and Jin go to the beach for the first time, and the trio
meet Mugen's childhood acquaintances Koza and Mukuro. While Mugen is trying to find a boat to Nagasaki, Koza tells
them that the three of them grew up on a small section of the Ryukyu Islands together. Unfortunately, it was an island where criminals would be exiled to, forcing the three of them to grow up only knowing a world of crime. It is revealed that Mugen was sentenced to death for a crime he committed, and he jumped in the ocean while Mukuro and Koza watched. Mukuro forces Mugen to join him on a job after winning a bet against Mugen. The job is to steal gold from a government ship, and Mukuro secretly reveals to Koza that he plans to kill Mugen to tie off loose ends. While Mugen is fighting the government officials, Mukuro blows up the ship.
