Demon Slayer: Muzan, will you dance too?

"I want a soda! The lemon flavor!"

"Can't!"

"I want it!"

"No!"

"No room for negotiation?"

Honesty and obedience are not Kiyokawa Izumi's true nature at all.

Looking at the stubborn girl in front of him, Kiyokawa Izumi was extremely distressed—his colleagues in the Demon Slayer Corps were so harsh that he, who felt he had done a great service, was not even allowed to drink a bottle of soda.

This kind of life is simply unbearable to continue.

During his recovery, Kiyokawa Izumi was driven almost crazy.

The life is too boring and monotonous, and even after traveling for so long, I still find it very difficult to adapt.

On weekdays, he can pass the time by training. When he has nothing to do, he can also bully the ordinary team members and tease Zhuzhu.

Bullying ordinary team members is the least fun.

It's not as interesting as watching a pig perform a pig-like charge.

Whenever he saw Zenitsu about to chat with a girl, Kiyokawa Izumi would suddenly appear and forcefully drag Zenitsu to training—making Zenitsu feel weak in the knees whenever he saw him afterward.

If you find the above uninteresting, you can also play with the three little ones and chat with Xiao Kui.

Life in the Butterfly Mansion is very interesting.

Different columns can always be seen appearing.

They can fight each other from morning till night, and there's never any chance of getting thrashed. Kiyokawa Izumi also has his moments of glory, like when he crushed the wind and water pillars.

Whether it's one minute or two minutes, just ask if this really happened.

In comparison, recuperating from an injury is incredibly boring.

They either eat or sleep.

Eat when you wake up, and sleep when you're full.

This dull and monotonous life was simply unbearable for him.

Most importantly, Shinobu Kocho's daily activities refresh at the Butterfly Mansion, and she only comes here occasionally.

Kiyokawa Izumi doesn't even have anyone to argue with.

Not only that, that despicable bastard Fengzhu secretly trained behind his back.

They even stole his ideas and invited the other pillars to fight in the Butterfly Mansion.

It's simply outrageous that they don't even address him as the founder.

The thought of those pillars being able to fight in the Butterfly Mansion all day while she was left lying here all alone made Kiyokawa Izumi incredibly angry.

How cold and indifferent is the bond between colleagues.

They actually arranged a fight behind my back!

An unnamed Flame Pillar visited twice during his recovery period, and his words were truly difficult to understand.

What are you saying? The younger generation is so outstanding that it makes the older generation ashamed. We must work even harder.

Then he went on and on about what he had gained in the training sessions—his older brother was also a bit of a jerk, always saying things that were meant to provoke people.

"Can I drink half a bottle? I'll just drink half a bottle!"

Kiyokawa Izumi tried to bargain with Kocho Shinobu.

This woman still has some conscience; she hasn't forgotten that there's a colleague here recovering from his injuries, and she always makes time to visit this poor wretch.

For some reason, the girl didn't wear her familiar smile; instead, she looked at him expressionlessly.

It was probably because they hadn't seen each other for so long and were too excited.

I never expected Sister Ren to be such a passionate person.

They might lose the ability to control their facial expressions because they are too happy.

"Not even a sip! No soda allowed during your recovery period!"

Shinobu's lips curled slightly upwards, but a smile simply wouldn't come out. In the end, she could only ask with a straight face, "Mr. Kiyokawa Izumi, could you explain why you haven't been taking your medicine on time?"

"The medicine is too bitter, I don't want to drink it!"

"Why did you secretly send Yin out to buy soda? Didn't we say drinking soda wasn't allowed?"

"You knew that too?"

Kiyokawa Izumi was shocked and said, "If I remember correctly, I did send away the hawksbill crows back then. How did you know?"

not good!

There's a mole inside! The deal is off!

"Hand over all the hidden sodas!"

"I really didn't hide it. I only drank it once, and I really missed the taste so much that I couldn't resist."

You have to believe me!

Am I the kind of person who would hide soda bottles?

Kiyokawa Izumi explained with clear eyes and a sincere expression.

"Then what is this?"

She lifted the sheet, and Shinobu Kocho pointed to the empty bottle and three unopened bottles of soda underneath, questioning them expressionlessly.

The veins on his forehead were throbbing uncontrollably.

"I really don't know, this... who secretly hid it here?"

Kiyokawa Izumi's expression changed drastically, and he muttered to himself, "Could it have been Mr. Giyuu who did it?"

"So who drank from these empty soda bottles?"

Mr. Kiyokawa Izumi, can you give me a reasonable explanation?

The word "reasonable" is emphasized.

"This... I guess Giyuu and Mr. Rengoku left it here after they finished drinking it."

"But Mr. Purgatory said he's never had soda at your place."

"Who could it be? That's strange..."

"Those who've been here haven't tried it!"

"..."

"I also asked Yin, and they said it was you who drank it."

Facing the smiling Shinobu Kocho, Izumi Kiyokawa was still racking his brains for an explanation—he couldn't very well say that his own Kasugai had drunk the wine and secretly hidden it here, could he?

Whose crow likes to drink soda?! Isn't this insulting to Sister Ren's intelligence?

"Ren, you have to believe me!"

I really missed that taste so much that I couldn't resist the temptation and only drank it once... Do you believe me?

"Oh!"