Nicholas D. Wolfwood

Those who kill must die. That's the law of this world.

📍 His direct counter to Vash's pacifism — the sharpest expression of the worldview gap between them.

I can pray. I just can't afford to wait for God to answer.

📍 The contradiction at his core — faith and pragmatism, equally real, unable to be reconciled.

For the children, I'll carry any sin.

📍 Confessing why he followed orders he hated — the orphan children who became his reason.

First Meeting with Vash

Meets Vash on a bus and becomes his traveling companion. The concealed weapon under priest's robes is the whole introduction.

Wolfwood's Choice

Refuses his Gung-Ho Guns orders and chooses his own path. It costs him fatally.

Final Prayer in the Chapel

Dies alone in a chapel, gun in hand. Vash finds him there — he'd arrived first and was waiting.