Gachiakuta Episode 10 kicks off with Rudo seething with anger at Remlin, all because she had playfully painted his face to resemble a clown. Soon after, a discussion about her powers ensues, but it only serves to deepen the confusion as her words spiral into a labyrinth of enigmatic explanations. Even Enjin, known for his patience, finds himself growing irritated with the convoluted exposition. It becomes evident that her ability is truly a "free-form" power, one that bends to the will of its user.
Eventually, Remlin gets down to business, inscribing a protection spell on each member of the group. Yet, before she can complete her task, she once again leaves Enjin and the mayor astounded. This time, she transforms her vital instrument—a tool of her trade—into a tattoo machine. They discover that she can morph its shape into anything that makes intuitive sense to her in the moment. Still, they caution her against using it in such an unorthodox manner.
As they prepare to depart, Rudo expresses his gratitude to Remlin for the earlier demonstration and mentions his intention to return. With a radiant smile, the girl reciprocates, saying she too hopes to visit the Cleaner's HQ someday.
Meanwhile, Enjin takes a detour, leading them to a house brimming with trash—a gift, of sorts, for Rudo. He barely manages to start explaining his wish for Rudo to select good weapons before the boy, overcome with excitement, interrupts him. Rudo clambers up the mountain of garbage, frantically grabbing everything within reach as if his very survival depended on it.
Upon their arrival at the HQ, Rudo encounters someone who seems perpetually lost in a dreamy haze. August, the Cleaner's resident artisan tasked with crafting their gear, has finally completed Rudo's full-face mask. However, Rudo's initial enthusiasm wanes when he learns that August took his measurements while he was fast asleep.
With that minor hiccup resolved, there's still one more task to accomplish before they embark on their mission. They must synchronize Rudo's choker—their primary communication device—with the rest of the team's.
Each member of the team pricks a tiny hole in their fingertips, letting a single drop of their blood fall onto Rudo’s choker. In return, Rudo must perform the same ritual for all of their gadgets. Now, true communication between them is possible.
Soon, they arrive at Penta, the desolate No Man’s Land of the desert. Here, Rudo seizes the moment to let his full-face mask—a striking blend of yellow and red—and his instrument, now dubbed 3R, truly shine.
But unbeknownst to them, trouble is stirring in the distance. At the Raiders’ headquarters, Jabber inquires whether their objective lies in Penta. His boss merely responds that they’ll find out once they arrive.
Back in the barren wasteland, the team dispatches trash beasts with effortless precision. Meanwhile, Tomme diligently compiles a report on every new creature they encounter, complete with meticulous notes and sketches.
Rudo, equipped with a keyboard, activates his 3R, transforming it into a weapon. As he does, a mysterious girl senses the disturbance and turns her gaze toward him. Unaware, Rudo presses on, delivering the final blow by stamping the creature’s back with the keys.
As they regroup to continue their mission, Rudo spots a figure through the haze of smoke. But when Tamsy and Delmon call out to him, the figure vanishes. They discuss Rudo’s impressive performance, oblivious to the fact that the strange girl is observing them closely. Until, at last, she steps into the open.
She reveals herself as the one from the story they’d heard and, unmasked, invites them to her home. Enjin remains unfazed, determined to parley first. If conflict arises, he vows to handle it himself.
However, as the screen fades to black, an eerie sound echoes, and Enjin crumples to his knees, collapsing inside the girl’s dwelling. Rudo watches in stunned horror as she smiles.
