Demon Slayer: Muzan, will you dance too?

Kiyokawa Izumi was not petty; he remembered Nakime's repeated obstruction and, at the end of his life, he couldn't let it go without giving her a ruthless end.

One can do something once or twice, but not three times. If we don't teach it a profound lesson, how can we swallow the anger that has been suppressed for so long?

The unsustainable Infinite City instantly lost control, and the entire space seemed to turn upside down, with broken corridors, collapsing walls, and everything else falling madly.

Even Muzan was struggling to maintain his balance at this moment.

But then again, it was ultimately the victor in this battle.

So what if we're in a sorry state?

So what if getting angry and losing face?

Kiyokawa Izumi's various methods were indeed beyond its expectations, and at the last moment, it even began to doubt whether gods and Buddhas really existed.

Otherwise, why do such special humans always appear?

Yoriichi Tsugikuni was like that, and so was Izumi Kiyokawa; they were different from ordinary people.

But they are all dead now.

It's unclear how much time passed—perhaps three minutes, or five minutes—but Muzan had already escaped from the ruins.

I subconsciously looked up and saw a bright, white moon hanging high in the sky.

At this very moment, it is still a long, long time before the sun rises.

What's the point of going all out to break through the Infinite City?

It was just a futile struggle.

Its powerful perception has allowed it to pinpoint the location of Kiyokawa Izumi.

His breath was so faint as to be almost nonexistent, and the sound of his heartbeat was almost gone.

Ah,

With a cold laugh, Muzan unleashed his pent-up negative emotions without restraint.

Tentacles extended from behind, clearing away and destroying the boulder fragments on the surface one by one.

Kiyokawa Izumi was incredibly lucky; he wasn't smashed into a pulp.

What misfortune! Facing Muzan at this moment, he was already unconscious and had no power to fight back.

Just then, a sharp cry broke the silence.

A jet-black raven flew by at incredible speed, landing beside Kiyokawa Izumi. It picked up Izumi's clothes and dragged them along.

But its strength is really too small.

No matter how hard we try, we can't take Kiyokawa Izumi away.

Seeing this, Muzan showed no mercy. He wanted to kill the crow and Kiyokawa Izumi together, and tear them to pieces.

"Breath of Rock - Third Form: Rock Body Skin!"

A steady and familiar voice suddenly rang out, and the meteor hammer, dragged by an iron chain, swung continuously, as if erecting an indestructible barrier.

The timely arrival of the Rock Pillar indicates that he is indeed the strongest person besides Kiyokawa Izumi.

He felt incredibly strained when he immediately used a defensive move.

Beneath the bulging muscles, veins suddenly bulged.

Even though he was blind, he could still sense the other party's powerful aura and the suffocating sense of oppression.

The sense of threat that haunted me was unprecedented, as if I could be killed at any moment.

How difficult and powerless it must have been for Kiyokawa Izumi to face such a terrifying enemy all by himself?

As the eldest among the pillars, this elder brother was finding it difficult to calm down at this moment.

A touch of self-reproach, a touch of guilt, plus the heavy responsibility that bound him—no matter what, even if it cost him his life, he had to kill Muzan here.

How could we miss such a rare opportunity?

Over the years, countless people have sacrificed their lives. How can we fail to live up to their determination and will?

With all his might, the Stone Pillar's muscles were taut, and he roared silently within. In his clear state, he could vaguely see the trajectory of the tentacles' movements.

Unfortunately, he was unable to block all the attacks.

Without awakening his Demon Slayer Mark or activating his Crimson Blade, how could he possibly contend with Muzan with only a Transparent Soul?

The upper limit difference is too great.

Injuries were almost inevitable, and several wounds appeared on his body in the blink of an eye.

Because the attack wasn't completely blocked, the ruins behind them, along with the boulders and fragments, were all wiped out.

A figure as swift as a butterfly vanished in an instant.

"Kibutsuji Muzan!!"

An angry roar suddenly rang out, followed closely by Sanemi, whose expression was extremely ferocious.

Perhaps it was because of the raven's urgent plea for help, or perhaps it was related to the lord's powerful, almost precognitive intuition, but the battle that had lasted for thousands of years was finally about to come to its final end.

The decisive battle broke out suddenly, catching both sides somewhat off guard.

The Demon Slayer Corps also couldn't mobilize all its forces in time; only four Pillars arrived at the scene first.

Faced with Muzan at his peak, how long could the Pillars, who had not yet fully mastered the three-piece set, hold out even if they joined forces against him?

Three minutes, or five minutes?

Every minute, every second, seems so long at this moment.

"Time and time again, why are you bunch of bastards so persistent?"

Unexpected situations keep arising, and even the smallest things can be quite annoying.

Of course, these so-called pillars are still no match for Kiyokawa Izumi in strength.

The threat to it is negligible.

As for Kiyokawa Izumi, who was just rescued... he's beyond saving, so it's fine to leave him alone.