“Vendetta! Dëstroy all the computers so they won’t be able to fòöl the public. We’ll never stop until we accomplish our mission.”
Brother Lorenzo reveals to his wife his reason for not endorsing Hipolito, and it all comes down to the countless controversies he’s involved in. Victoria mentions the ‘good deeds’ Hipolito has done for the country and Alano says he has a strong feeling that their countrymen would only suffer more if Hipolito wins in the elections.
Meanwhile, Vice President Cabrera whines about the failure of his partner in crime and resolves to personally talk to Brother Lorenzo.
The supervisor of the fake call center condemns the inputs of the workers and demands that they triple their efforts for Hipolito’s benefit.
Painstakingly, Wally reluctantly writes a positive post for Hipolito under the fake name Pamela Chavez. At home, Makmak reads out the piece and Paco criticizes the writer. At the hideout, Blossom informs Cardo and his comrades about how the fake call center has been spreading fake news about Hipolito. They then make mention of the situation inside the building.
Teddy is amazed at his wife for telling their daughter to understand Marco despite how he treated her recently, and Virgie says illëgâl boyfriend had already apologized for his misdeed. Speaking of, psyçhö Marco is super upset to learn that Cardo hasn’t received the summons up till now.
The lawyer tells him that the court is still processing it. He makes the mistake of telling Marco to be patient and the psyçhö explodes and lashes out at him for delaying despite the huge sum of money his mother had given him.
“You have to wait,” the lawyer grumbles. “But if you’re not able to do that, perhaps you should find another lawyer. I’ll give back the money your mom gave me.”
Marco grabs the lawyer and manhandles him. “You’ve been wasting our time! Give back the money, and I’ll find another lawyer right now!”
“I know you’re the vice president’s son, but this is crossing the line.”
Psyçhö Marco snaps and pûnçhes the lawyer squarely in the face. Twice. “That is crossing the line!”
Brother Lorenzo encourages his congregation to pray for peace in the upcoming election. Homer’s gang have infiltrated said congregation. The crooks begin making mockery of the church and Hipolito’s dreams.
Meanwhile, William meets up with Congressman Brandon who charges him to manipulate the counting of the votes since he was the one who had brought in foreigners to set up the automated system for the elections. Brandon then gives William a check and promises more in the future.
A particular coworker the supervisor had humiliated earlier tells Wally of her plans to quit. Brandon’s top dog spies. At the hideout, the members of Vendetta begin discussing about how they would be able to get into the building and successfully complete their mission while ensuring the safety of the employees.
Our favorite hero then makes known the plan of action. At the Dalisays, Yolly criticizes the posts of Pamela Chavez a.k.a Wally on the internet.
“And it says here that she’s a lawyer,” Elmo notes after taking a peek at the profile.
“And she’s saying Hipolito paid for her education,” Yolly chimes in. “She said she wouldn’t be where she was if not for Hipolito. But I don’t buy it.”
“The person was paid to say that,” Paco declares.
As Wally looks on helplessly distressed, the others continue criticizing Pamela and her posts. Wally is overwhelmed. Meanwhile, Brother Lorenzo receives Vice President Cabrera who wastes no time to try and convince the pastor to endorse Hipolito.
Alano still stands by his decision so Lucas offers to give him and a couple of his followers positions in the government. Brother Lorenzo declares that he’s never asked for or received favor from any government official, and he never will.
“And I definitely won’t be endorsing Mr. Renato Hipolito,” Alano concludes.
Wally is reluctant to continue with his shady job and Xavier tells him that he can’t just quit, adding that people who wanted to leave the company had disappeared.
When Wally brings up the absentee coworker who said she wanted to quit yesterday, Xavier shows him a news article. The woman had died last night of a supposed hit & run. At home, Elmo and Paco unknowingly cause trouble for Wally by criticizing his posts.
The supervisor pressures Wally to defend Hipolito and use his other accounts to ãttaçk the person criticizing Hipolito. An upset vice president regroups with Hipolito and Brandon and charges them to stop using words and just bribë the pastor into giving in.
Speaking of, Brother Lorenzo has finalized his list of candidates he would be endorsing. News flash, he doesn’t include Hipolito. The president is tricked into accepting a supposed tamper-free system for the upcoming elections.
While the members of Vendetta arrive outside the fake call center, Wally leaves his desk to take a leak. In the washroom, he’s in the process of sending a request for help from Grandma Flora when he overhears the congressman’s top goon talking over the phone with Brandon. Top goon spots Wally and resolves to stalk him.
General Olegario tries to get into the building supposedly to apply for a job and when a guard stops her, she knocks him out, prompting Cardo and the others to back her up by taking out the other guards. Inside, Wally is caught and actually beãten up by Brandon’s top goon. As fate will have it, the Vendetta slip into the building and our favorite hero knocks on the door.
“Password?” requests the guard on the other side.
Silence, and then Cardo angrily knocks again.
“Give me the password,” the guard says as he opens the door.
“Vendetta!”
Cardo kicks the goon down the stairs. Meanwhile, Wally escapes from his ãttaçker and with his bôòdied face, he runs back to the office and urges everyone to get out.
Top goon approaches with his güñ at the ready, just as Cardo creeps in and stares in wonder at the sight of Wally. Top goon corners Wally and aims his güñ at him, and Cardo makes the save by shöôting him. Cue in the other members of Vendetta to join the fight against the other guñmën.
While the Vendetta secure the employees, Cardo goes after the top goon he had shôt in the hand early. The guy jumps our favorite hero, disarming him in the process. He dominates him for a while before they both trade blows and kicks.
Top goon launches Cardo into a table and our favorite hero makes his comeback with a flying kick. He then follows up with a flurry of hot pûnçhes before taking him down with a kick. Top goon goes for a makeshift wëapoñ so Cardo dives for his güñ and shôòts him down.
Cardo regroups with his comrades. “Destroy all the computers so they won’t be able to fool the public.”
And with that, the Vendetta riddle the electronics in the office with bûllēts. In no time, Cardo confronts Wally and demands to know why he’s there. Wally recounts his ordeal, saying that he had no idea that he was signing up to work for a troll farm.
He says all he wanted was to make some money and help with expenses at home, and also send some money to his sister Amor. On this account, Wally urges Cardo to stop Hipolito from winning the elections since he would do no good for their country.
“Don’t worry, Wally,” Cardo says. “We’ll never stop until we accomplish our mission.”
Wally then makes mention of how Grandma Flora and the kids have been missing him. Meanwhile, Brother Lorenzo receives an envelope containing a phone and a cheque. A call comes in just then from Hipolito.
While President Hidalgo plans on reaching out to Brother Lorenzo for his support, Hipolito makes another futile attempt to convince the revered pastor to endorse him. After preaching a little to the Vulture, Alano hangs up and tears the cheque. Traitorous William notifies Lucas of the president’s plan to meet Brother Lorenzo.
“The source code is going to come from Oscar,” Lucas begins. “The one for the automated counting machines in the elections. Do you think you can secure that code for us?”
“Yes,” William declares. “The president trusts me completely. I know his every move and plans. Once he comes up with the code, I’m the only person he’s going to entrust it to.”
“Then it’s settled. Once we have the all-important code, we’ll be able to alter the election results.”
