“Romulo, stop hiding and come and get us! I thought you were fierce like a lion! Why are you hiding like a kitten?! Meow! Meow!! Romulo! It’s your time to dïë!!”
Homer rallies his henchmen to take their rëveñge against Cardo. Bubbles beholds the scene as countless ārmed men march out of the safe house with mürdêrous intent. Meanwhile, Grandma Flora and her family are dealt with by another one of captain Gina’s antics. Gina asks them to leave their community and Flora chastises her and calls her out as a corrupt official.
Wally, Paco, and Elmo follow suit in exposing the Captain’s illegal operations. They seek confirmation and support from Gido and his buddies but they brand Wally as a liar and proceed to defend the captain. Chaos then breaks out. At camp Crame, General Borja briefs Billy and Vargas on his rendezvous with General Olegario. He swëârs them to secrecy and urges them to intensify their investigations on Hipolito and Catindig.
While Alyana is dropped off at home by her ïllēgâl boyfriend, Cardo literally runs into trouble in town. Some policemen spot and chase him down, though he manages to shake them off his tail. A moment later, psyçhö Marco receives a phone from an unidentified General. He throws a fit, upset that he and his men had failed to capture our favorite hero after he had tipped him off about his location.
Having packed a couple of his stuff, Jimboy gladly bids goodbye to Happy and Tadpole on his way out. Back inside, General Olegario apologizes to Romulo for her actions earlier. They have a quiet civil conversation where the commander charges her to let him know the next time she goes her own way so he would go with her.
“Thank you, Romulo,” Diana merely says.
“I made it clear, that I don’t wanna lose anybody in our group.”While the members of Vendetta are having dinner, Homer, with his men, regroups with Catindig before carrying on to do the Vulture’s bidding.
And it so happens that Jimboy spots the ārmed men and observes as Homer assembles them and riles them up to k!ll every single member of the Vendetta group. As fate will have it, Jimboy is noticed and he abandons his belongings and races back to his comrades.
“We’re being attacked!” he calls out the moment he enters the scrapyard, the goons hard on his tail. “They’re coming for us!!!”
The commotion prompts Romulo and Diana into action, just as the guys who had been eating earlier scramble to safety.
“Get out of here now!!!”
Homer and his men open fire joyfully, k!ll!ng Jimboy at the spot. They then go after the other members of Vendetta who are escaping. An intense güñ battle ensues. Romulo and Diana work hand in hand to take out a few of the goons before retreating.
The goons flood the entire place in their numbers. Anton takes out a few of them in his hiding spot, and Barakuda and Earthworm follow in his steps. The güñ fight continues for a while before coming to a standstill.
“Romulo, stop hiding and come and get us!” Homer taunts, laughing along with his lackeys. “I thought you were fierce like a lion! Why are you hiding like a kitten?! Meow! Meow!!”
Following another round of mocking laughter, the güñ battle resumes. After a while, Ramil notifies Romulo that they’re running out of bullets. The members of Vendetta regroup and Earthworm reveals that their attackers had already k!llëd Jimboy much to the disbelief of the unaware. Woefully, Greco states that it’s probably the end for them since they’re greatly outnumbered.
“If we’re going to dïë today, then we’re going down fighting!” Ramil declares.
“You can’t lose hope just yet!” Diana professes.
Romulo sends off Greco, Happy and George to retrieve some güñs and ammunition at the armory.
Once they spring into action, the remaining members of Vendetta cover them. As the trio successfully recover the weapons and strive to return to their comrades unscathed amidst persistent fire from the enemy, Hipolito takes his sweet time flaunting his gun as he approaches the hideout from the outside.
The members of Vendetta return fire after getting the newer weapons. On the commander’s orders, they split up. Earthworm takes a hit from Homer and Barakuda covers him and drags him along. Happy is günnêd down by a number of the goons. Ramil’s group exchange fire with some of Homer’s men and Greco is also günnêd down by Pilo who follows up with some words of mockery.
Ramil fires back at the goons while dragging Greco to safety. Meanwhile, Tadpole springs out of his hiding spot and carelessly fires at Roldan’s group. He gets shõt too and falls beside Happy. On Roldan’s orders, the goons advance, only for George to take them by surprise, giving him, Happy and Tadpole a chance to escape. Anton güñs down a couple of goons in his way.
While Hipolito finally makes his way inside the scrapyard, Homer’s group pursue Romulo’s. The commander takes out a number of goons and follows up with an explosive attack, though Homer doesn’t get hit as he ducks at the last minute. As Hipolito advances, Diana also takes out some goons while Romulo climbs an ancient train.
“Romulo!” Homer calls out. “It’s your time to dïë!!”. Homer follows up with a series of explosive bullêts attācks, with his men joining in on the fun. However, the commander expertly evades the slugs as he runs on top of the train, all the while shôöting down a couple of the goons.
Eventually, Homer fires another explosive bullêt, but the commander proves to be the excellent gunman as he flies off the train and grabs onto a hanging rope, shôöting down more goons in his line of fire.
While Diana and Barakuda simultaneously shôöt down some goons coming at them, Homer ducks to avoid getting hit by Romulo, who continues to shôöt down more goons after he’s landed on the floor.
Out of nowhere Hipolito shows up and shoves Homer aside before cowardly taking aim at Romulo who has his back to him. Romulo turns around and Hipolito empties a round of his magazine into him. Flanked by his lackeys, he towers over the commander as he falls.
“So, Romulo,” Hipolito taunts. “You thought you were better than us? We both underwent the same training. We’re both rebels – I’m just better than you ever were.” Hipolito then empties another round of büllêts into the fallen commander..”Romulo!!!” Diana cries out. She tries heading over but Barakuda holds her back.
The sound of police sirens are heard from a distance and Hipolito sends off his henchmen. He then proceeds to kneel beside Romulo’s body and resumes his trash talking, stating that his dëath will pave the way for his dreams to come into fruition. Meanwhile, Diana, Ramil and the other members of Vendetta make their escape, only to run into Homer’s henchmen who seem to multiply with every encounter.
Earthworm, Tadpole and a few other wounded members dread that their end is nigh as the enemy advances. Ramil strengthens them to hold on, and after a brief exchange of fire, Buffalo urges the others to escape while he holds off their attãckérs since he’s already old and doesn’t have much left to give. After the guys slip away, Buffalo is shortly günnêd down by Pilo who follows up with his customary mockery.
Jerome receives a phone call from Catindig who reveals to him the hideout of Cardo’s group, and urges him to send backup right away. Jerome relays the info to General Borja and a moment later, he arrives with his men at the scrapyard to meet Hipolito, who takes pleasure in bragging about how he had attacked the vigilantes after receiving a tip of their hideout. Soriano asks whether he had really k!llëd all the members of Vendetta.
“I k!llëd most of them,” claims the Vulture. “However, some of them escaped with Dalisay.” Liar, liar, pants on fire. “I see,” Jerome merely says, glancing at the seemingly lifeless commander with a measure of doubt.
While George brings his comrades somewhere to lie low and recuperate, the dëãd bodies at the raided hideout are gathered. Diana notifies Cardo of the attāck and asks him not to return to the hideout. Once Catindig shows at said hideout, Hipolito discreetly gloats over how he’s finally gotten rid of one of his greatest problems.
A moment later, he basks in the glory of being the one to bring down the infamous rebel leader in front of the media. In no time, General Borja arrives with his men and Jerome briefs him about Hipolito’s claims.
“I really find it hard to believe that it was only director Hipolito who faced all the rebels here,” Jerome says. (The police assume that the numerous dëãd men of Homer were also part of Vendetta) “Also, where did he get the Intel about this hideout?”
General Borja confronts director Hipolito about his actions. Some choice words are exchange, and Delfin asks how he had been able to invade the rebel hideout singlehandedly. Hipolito evades the question. Meanwhile, Cardo regroups with his comrades and is briefed on the attāck. He asks of Jimboy, Buffalo and the commander and Anton and Ramil reveal that they had lost them. Diana takes blame for the incident as she realizes that the enemy had found them because she had met up with General Borja.
“I’m really sorry,” Diana apologizes profusely.
Cardo is on the brink of tears. “This is also my fault. If I hadn’t left (to chase after that thing called a wife), I would have been there to help you. Jimboy, Buffalo and the commander will still be alive ”
“We cannot blame each other,” Ramil butts in. “But we have to prepare ourselves, because one day we’re also bound to lose our lives too.”
At the raided hideout, an officer checks on Romulo and reveals that he’s still alive, much to the disbelief of everyone. General Borja orders for him to be taken to the hospital immediately, with team Billy as escorts.
Hipolito is dumbfounded. Seems cat got his tongue. As George offers his place to the group as their new hideout, Romulo is operated on at the hospital. Outside, Hipolito reveals to Catindig his connection to Bloody Sun. A moment later, the doctor comes over to reveal that the operation had been successful. The Vulture couldn’t have been more disappointed.
