Returning home, Kaoru dedicates herself to the painstaking task of restoring the neglected dojo. Meanwhile, Kenshin finds himself in the company of an aged fisherman, who imparts a profound lesson regarding the nature of love.

Having intervened in what seemed to be a robbery, Kenshin and Kaoru encountered a young prince bearing an uncanny resemblance to Yahiko.

Sanosuke takes in a stray dog, unknowingly acquiring a link to a criminal conspiracy: a scheme to blackmail local officials and seize political power. When the gang finally locates him, Kenshin and Yahiko rally to his aid, joining him in an…

Following his discovery of a ring within a catfish, Kenshin is gently convinced to give it to Kaoru. She takes it as a promise of marriage, certain that he is asking her to become his wife.

News of the trouble reached Kenshin, and he, along with Misao and the other members of the Peace Force, set out to assist Aoshi in his pursuit of a perplexing murderer. Kenshin’s inquiries revealed clues suggesting the killing was connected…

To avert further cycles of vengeance, Kenshin finds himself compelled to confront Shogo Amakusa, the Christian warrior revered as God's Child.

Kenshin readied himself to fulfill his vow to halt Shogo Amakusa's advance. With Sanosuke at his side, he stumbled upon a hidden church—a sanctuary erected in the shadows when Christian faith was outlawed and practice driven underground.

Unable to sway Shogo Amakusa from his violent path to furthering the Christian cause, Kaoru and Kenshin find themselves at the precipice of conflict.

The blinding light of his duel with Shogo Amakusa lingered, yet Kenshin yearned for another fight, clinging to the hope that it might somehow mend his failing sight.

Alongside the narrative of his parents’ sacrifice, Misao begins to unravel the truth surrounding the purported miracles that elevated Shogo Amarusa to a divine status.

Lord Kaioh revealed his scheme: to leverage the devotion of Shogo Amarusa’s adherents, aiming to topple the existing regime and seize dominion over all of Japan.

Amidst the brutal slaughter of Christians making their way to martyrdom, Kenshin struggles to intervene. Meanwhile, Sanosuke finds himself powerless to prevent the death of Shogo’s sister, who was already ravaged by a terminal illness.

While Misao and the Dutch consul petition the Army for a postponement of their assault, the blind Kenshin urges Shogo to avert the sacrifice of his adherents.

After Shogo’s surrender, Kenshin pleaded with the authorities for his life. His request was granted, but as a consequence, he and his loyal followers were banished to Holland.

The Peace Force encountered a man who claimed to be Kenshin, and a chorus arose demanding his deception be revealed. Yet, Kenshin observed, the imposter had been channeling his earnings to provide for a collection of orphans.

A careless mistake cost Kenshin everything; their funds vanished without a trace. Consequently, the Peace Force found themselves compelled to seek employment at a local inn, a necessary measure to settle the substantial debt incurred.

Kaoru agreed to mentor a bright, though recently expelled, student, intending to teach him self-defense until the boy could stand on his own.

With each lesson, Kaoru’s tutelage of Daigoro progresses, and Kenshin receives a caution: to avoid the young man’s instructor, Kaishu Katsu.

Though Kaishu resolved to liberate his daughter independently, he found himself joined by Kenshin, who had enlisted with the Peace Force and Daigoro, for the undertaking.

Despite his injury sustained in the fight, Daigoro is rescued from captivity by Kenshin and his companions, and Itsuko is also freed.

Yutaro's arm nearing full recovery, he and his doctor made their way to the dojo for a visit.

The letter from Dr. Hans detailed the story of a miraculous medicine, and spurred by its promise, Yutaro enlisted in the Peace Force, determined to locate it.

Following the cryptic clues Dr. Hans had secreted away, Kenshin and his companions found their path illuminated, leading them to the concealed shrine—the repository of the cure's vital key.

Emerging from the fiery depths of a volcanic plunge, the Peace Force encountered a wounded Sanada Ninja. He offered his assistance in a conflict against those who had once been his comrades.

Having located the elusive cure, the Black Knights' leader made his intentions clear: he would not fulfill his earlier pledge to relinquish control of Japan to the Sanada Ninjas.

Confronting the Black Knight’s champion, Kenshin finds himself compelled to depend on strategy rather than strength to secure victory.

As Aoshi arrived to escort her home, Misao joined Kaoru and some companions for one last shopping trip. Meanwhile, Sanosuke and Yahiko’s attempts to discreetly watch over the women resulted in a misunderstanding; they were mistaken for a pa…

A string of unfortunate incidents had befallen the town, prompting the esteemed feng shui master to attribute the disturbances to a disruption in the Ki – the vital energy that harmonizes all natural forces.

News reaches Kenshin of a conflict brewing between the Wind and Water clans, a struggle for dominion over the Ki. Simultaneously, the seemingly benevolent endeavor to construct a railway is revealed to be a calculated scheme by the Water cl…

The Water family’s attempts to exert influence over the Ki have resulted in serious injury to Kaoru.

With assistance from the head of the Wind family, Kenshin saved Kaoru’s life. Yet, the Water family’s ambition to manipulate the Ki and seize dominion over Japan progressed undisturbed.

Under Kenshin's guidance, the Wind family thwarted their rivals' scheme to manipulate the flow of Ki, effectively ending their ambition for dominance over Japan.