Demon Slayer: Muzan, will you dance too?

"Akaza, you can't even handle a single Pillar, how dare you show your face in front of me?"

Pushing open the oak door, a young man dressed in an exquisite suit and wearing a top hat spoke without any emotion.

He walked naturally to the two rows of bookshelves, picked up a dark green Western-style book at random, and his calm face showed no change in expression, yet Akaza, who was kneeling on the ground, felt immense pressure.

"Speak! As a ghost, why couldn't you finish him off? You are like this, and so is Yu Hu. What use are you to me?"

They haven't been able to find the Blue Spider Lily for a long time, and now they can't even defeat a single demon hunter.

I'm so disappointed!

The loyal Akaza bowed its head deeply. Knowing Muzan's personality well, it offered no explanation, only respectfully saying...

"Next time I see him, I will definitely kill him!"

"Just a pillar, nothing to me. First the Lower Moon, then Gyutaro, it makes me wonder, what use are you guys anyway?"

Feeling immense pressure from the progenitor of demons, Akaza, whose veins were bulging and who was covered in blood, was in a sorry state, with blood spilling from his eyes, nose and mouth.

"Step down, and don't disappoint me again!"

"yes!"

Muzan didn't actually care that much about the Demon Slayer Corps; he just found their existence a bit of an eyesore.

They wouldn't pay too much attention to a mere pillar.

So what if Kiyokawa Izumi successfully killed Gyutaro?

First it was Gyokuho, then Akaza, neither of them could subdue him. What does that prove?

For hundreds of years, the only person who could truly make him feel fear was Yoriichi Tsugikuni.

As for Kiyokawa Izumi, it's not worth mentioning.

He was neither that man's successor nor had he learned the Breath of the Sun. If Tamayo hadn't intervened, he would have been killed by Akaza.

Compared to the so-called Pillars, Muzan was more interested in Tamayo because the latter's superb medical skills were extremely useful to him—that was also why he had her by his side in the first place.

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Even knowing what that woman was thinking and how much she hated him, Muzan didn't care at all.

If she hadn't unexpectedly met Yoriichi Tsugikuni, how would Tamayo have had the chance to escape his control?

……

Kiyokawa Izumi suddenly opened his eyes. His head was still groggy and he felt extremely weak and tired. He felt like he couldn't even hold a knife properly.

What an unexpectedly embarrassing situation!

As for whether Muzan would notice his presence, he didn't really care—that selfish guy was definitely not interested in him.

Kiyokawa Izumi has neither mastered Sun Breathing, nor possessed the Demon Slayer Mark, nor wielded the Crimson Blade. How dare he attract the attention of Muzan, the boss?

"Akaza's strength is truly formidable; even a single powerful pillar with the mark might not be able to defeat him... The Stone Pillar with its mark activated might have a chance, and the Wind Pillar with its rare bloodline would probably also have the upper hand."

But Akaza is different from Doma. Who knows if he'll take that final step after his head is severed?

According to Kiyokawa Izumi's self-assessment, if he could awaken his mark, he should be able to easily defeat Akaza.

The premise is that this person doesn't turn into a monster that can't be killed even if you cut off their head.

"The clothes on his body showed signs of being moved. His obviously misaligned left shoulder was straightened and then fixed with a wooden splint and bandages."

The same treatment applies to the right rib with a minor fracture.

The multiple abrasions were carefully cleaned and disinfected before being bandaged.

That was handled exceptionally well!

Kiyokawa Izumi, who was frequently injured, had accumulated a lot of experience—Tamayo's handling of the situation amazed him.

What's even more remarkable is that, despite the constant bleeding from his wounds, she, being a ghost, not only endured the pain but also gently and meticulously tended to them.

Kiyokawa Izumi was genuinely touched.

Just then, a ghost pushed open the door and entered the room—Yushiro looked at him with a very wary gaze, clearly worried that the guy might suddenly attack.

Kiyokawa Izumi wasn't such an ungrateful person; he simply asked casually.

"Where are Ino and Zenitsu? You mean that boy with the boar head mask and blond hair? Did you leave them there?"

Without taking them with them, the two little ones had to face Akaza, who was going all out and was incredibly furious.

It's hard to imagine what will become of them, since they can't even withstand a single move.

Kiyokawa Izumi was genuinely worried about them, fearing they might die here for no reason due to the butterfly effect she had caused.

"You mean those two strange guys? I left them on the street; they should have been taken away by the Demon Slayer Corps by now..."

Yushiro was a little bit afraid of Kiyokawa Izumi.

The clear, transparent spring water almost killed it instantly.

With the blade already pressed against his neck, if Kiyokawa Izumi hadn't reacted so quickly and suddenly stopped, he might never have seen Miss Tamayo again.

Yushiro was too confident in his abilities and didn't understand what kind of ability "Thoroughness" was.

But regardless of the circumstances, those who intervened in this battle were taking a huge risk.

"It's good that you're alright..."

Kiyokawa Izumi suddenly realized what she meant after saying that.

In other words, is he the only one who has gone missing?

Would a raven spread rumors?