The moment Kamui finished speaking.
Gintoki, standing at the other end of the broken bridge with his katana clenched tightly, looked at him and said,
"You're looking for someone who can kill both his little sister and his father without hesitation?"
"How ironic."
"There's an older brother who wants to kill his own sister, and there are people with no blood relation who are bound together by a resilient bond stronger than that of mother and child."
At this point, Gintoki turned to look at Sun Blade and Seita inside the building.
"I'm starting to wonder which side counts as a real family."
"Now that's interesting."
The moment he finished speaking, Hosen suddenly cast aside his haori and leaped onto the head of the Yato statue.
He immediately pulled open the upper half of his kimono, exposing his abnormally massive chest.
"Let me see the power of these so-called bonds!"
"Will you free them from my chains, or will I sever the bonds between them?"
"Let's find out!"
With a furious roar from Hosen, the "Night King,"
he bent down and picked up the enormous black umbrella from the statue's mouth, as large as a parasol.
Grinning coldly, he said, "Can a mere Earthling really cut the chains of the Night King?!"
"Chains spun from an old pervert's excessive lust? One slash and they're gone."
Gintoki, who had already retrieved Toyako, held a blade in each hand and refused to back down.
"There's no night that never ends. This district is about to welcome the rising sun."
"The King of the Night can go to sleep with the sunrise!"
"Urrraaaagh—"
At the same time.
The sight of the two men roaring and leaping at each other almost simultaneously
was seen clearly through a monocular telescope from a rooftop several hundred