Demon Slayer: The Naruto Hashira is a pure villain!

Yi Yong was alright; he had seen the buildings in the courtyard when he was a child, so he wasn't too surprised.

It was just a pity for Sabito, who had lived a hard life with Urokodaki since childhood. After entering the courtyard, he had the expression of a country bumpkin visiting the city.

"Wow... such a big pond, and they even built an artificial hill, how much did this cost?"

"Frog Fun, I didn't expect you, Yayoi, to be so good at cultivating your taste in this garden. Hey, remember to share some of these flower seeds with me, they're quite pretty."

"My goodness, the whole yard has shaded corridors? That's so extravagant!"

Yayoi looked at Sabito suspiciously. Why did this kid look like he'd never seen the world before?

That shouldn't be the case. Didn't the old man say that Urokodaki was also a Pillar-level swordsman? He should have more money than he could spend after retirement.

I'm not talking about renting a whole mountain like the old man, planting peach trees all over it, and raising my four-legged money-devouring beast.

We can't raise Sakitama to be so naive and unsophisticated.

Turning to look at Giyu, his calm expression contrasted sharply with Sabito's.

"Hiss... Sabito, why do you look like you've never had a good life?"

Squatting by the pond, watching the koi carp that were as fat as pigs, Sakai sighed, "Alas... my master was dirt poor; it was already a great feat for him to raise me."

“I have to send part of my monthly salary back to him to help with household expenses. How can I live a good life?”

To supplement household income? Why didn't the foreman mention this to me?

Giyuu, who was being dragged by Sabito to look at the fish, looked puzzled. Before Giyuu could speak, Sabito explained, "I paid for your share for you. I was thinking that the salmon you like to eat must be quite expensive, so you don't have enough money to spend."

Good heavens, he's a poor guy who's also a family man.

He was thoroughly misled by his master.

"So poor they're practically penniless" probably means they're so poor they only have money left.

Yayoi reached into her pocket and took out the tsuba (handguard) of her sword to examine it closely.

It didn't look like a cheap item. For Sabito, who had to pay two household expenses and occasionally take Giyu out for a meal, this was probably the best gift he could buy.

He kept quiet about what needed to be said, yet he was poor but generous.

Yayoi put away her sword guard. "You two can wander around and look around first. I'll go find something."

Sabito, who was about to steal a koi carp to take home, was startled, thinking that Yayoi had discovered him before he even started.

Thanks to Giyu's quick reflexes, he managed to grab Sabito's haori, preventing him from plunging headfirst into the pond.

"Oh, okay," Sabito replied guiltily.

Yayoi strolled down the corridor to the storage room.

Yayoi lifted the lid of a basket and carefully took out three peaches from it.

This is so damn sweet!

Yayoi swallowed the saliva that was about to come to her mouth, thought for a moment, and put one back.

Two is fine, one for each of them, and I'll eat two or three by myself after they leave!

We're almost finished eating. When I have time, I'll send a letter to ask Kaigaku to bring over another basket.

Yayoi happily scrubbed Meijiaotao's bottom with the running water from the tap, barely managing to avoid leaving two teeth marks on Tao's buttocks.

A beautiful peach deserves a beautiful plate.

Yayoi reappeared in the courtyard, carrying a porcelain plate she had bought for tens of thousands of yen, filled with free peaches from Peach Mountain.

Ok?

Where did those two go?

Yayoi didn't see Sabito and Giyu by the pond and was about to go look for them.

"Squeak-"

The sound of the door being pushed open clearly reached Yayoi's ears.

not good!

Yayoi's expression changed drastically, and she turned to look at the source of the sound.

That direction is... my bedroom!

The plate in Yayoi's hand crashed to the ground and shattered, along with two round peaches that fell to the ground and got covered in dust.

That brat Sabito! He'd better have opened the door, found it was a bedroom, and not looked any further in.

otherwise……

Yayoi rushed to the bedroom at the fastest speed she had ever traveled, her left hand resting on the hilt of her Nichirin Blade.

The murderous intent in his eyes flickered intermittently.

When they arrived at the door, Sabito was indeed standing at the bedroom door without going in.

He just stared blankly at the bed in the bedroom, his face filled with undisguised shock.

Hearing footsteps behind her, Sabito turned to look at Yayoi. "Yayoi, I really didn't expect you to..."

Yayoi's face immediately darkened, and she began to struggle internally.

I wonder if Sarutobi can keep this a secret.

Logically speaking, only the mouths of the dead are the most secure.

Tsk, why was it Sabito who discovered this?

To kill or not to kill?

Chapter 47 You're so stingy! I just said you were sloppy, is it really necessary to kick me out?

"Yayoi, I really didn't expect you to be... so slovenly."

Yayoi suddenly stopped working. What is she saying?

Seeing that Yayoi had already drawn the Nichirin Blade from her waist, Sabito didn't take it seriously.

I can't expect this woman to kill me over something like this, can I?

"You, a girl like you, don't even have a blanket..."

Before Sabito could finish speaking, Yayoi grabbed him by the collar and pulled him off balance. He nearly fell to the ground, but Giyuu, who had arrived later, caught him.

"What did you do to make Yayoi so angry?" Giyuu looked at Sabito, who was fixing his haori beside him, and then at Yayoi, who was standing at the bedroom door with a gloomy face, and asked Sabito in a low voice.

"I didn't do anything, I just said she didn't make her bed..."

"If it were me, I'd beat you up too." Giyuu was speechless, his gaze towards Sabito full of disapproval.

Why?

Sabito was completely baffled by the fact that he had been given a mental beating for no reason.

Giyuu sighed helplessly and explained to Sabito in detail, "It's very impolite to enter a girl's bedroom without permission, so it's no wonder Yayoi is so angry."

Sabito scratched his head, trying to defend himself: "But... I was thinking that Yayoi was able to forcibly requisition my dorm room, so we should be pretty familiar with each other, right?"

"That's not OK."

Standing at the bedroom door, Yayoi paid no attention to the two brothers' debate, staring intently at the empty bed.

No? Where's my mom?

Where did my mom, who's all grown up, go?!

Good heavens, the sun hasn't set yet! Could it be that it went out to play after waking up?

They'll be killed by the sunlight!

Ignoring the two people behind her, Yayoi rushed to the bedside and began searching frantically.

It's not on the bed, and it's not under the bed.

Where did it go...?

The more fruitless Yayoi became, the more anxious she grew, leaving the two brothers standing at the door, who dared not enter the house, completely bewildered.

A strange noise came from the wardrobe behind her, and Yayoi looked warily at the wardrobe door, which was tightly closed.

"No, Yayoi, what are you looking for?" Sabito was really curious, so he peeked into the room from the door frame and asked.

"What important thing is it? Tell me and Yiyong, maybe we can help you find it."

What would happen if you two saw this?

Yayoi sneered.

Anxious to see if the noise coming from the closet was Shizu, Yayoi ignored Sabito's words, turned and left the bedroom, shoving Sabito and calling to Giyu:

"Alright, you two have seen it all, so I won't keep you for dinner."

"Huh?" Sabito was pushed all the way to the entrance of the camp by Yayoi, feeling a little confused. "Why are you suddenly kicking us out? Didn't you say you were going to get us some food?"

"Eat my ass! Get the hell out of here!"

After kicking the two out of the camp, Yayoi slammed the gate shut in front of them.

As the wind blew by, Yayoi realized that her back was already soaked with sweat.

Heavenly Bodhisattva, we were almost discovered...

It seems we can no longer bring people back to the base.

Tamayo, you're lying, aren't you? Didn't you say you'd be up for at least three to five days? The third day isn't even over yet, how did you wake up?

The two people outside the door, especially Sabito, had no idea that they had been given a second chance at life.

"Seriously, does it have to be so petty? It's just a glance at her bedroom..."

"You should take some time to apologize to Yayoi properly; she seems genuinely angry," Giyuu advised Sabito.

"I know, I didn't expect her to react so strongly," Sabito muttered.

After confirming that the two had gone far away, Yayoi took a deep breath to calm her rapidly beating heart, and hurriedly returned to the bedroom and opened the wardrobe.

Inside the wardrobe, Shizu was huddled up among a pile of clothes. When the wardrobe door was opened, she flinched slightly, her eyes filled with confusion as she looked at Yayoi.