If demons could truly awaken through emotion, then what kind of beliefs had the Demon Slayer Corps been fighting for all these years?
The demons they had mercilessly slain had clearly still had a chance to regain their sanity.
Shinobu Kocho's worldview had nearly collapsed.
The struggling demon suddenly lunged at Yae, but Yuko yanked him back and removed her cloak, tearing it into strips to bind him tightly.
He was still starving, and regeneration had consumed a great deal of his strength. He would not be able to break free of the ropes so easily.
Besides, wasn't everyone watching him?
Yuko looked at Yae and explained, "He still can't maintain his sanity for long, so we can only restrain him for now."
Yae had no grounds for complaint.
Suddenly, the sound of wings flapping came from the treetop overhead.
Yuko looked up and saw a Kasugai Crow with a small purple scarf tied around its neck perched on a branch.
Shinobu Kocho said in surprise, "It's the master's Kasugai Crow."
"Nice to meet you, Miss Yuko."
"I am Ubuyashiki Kagaya's messenger."
"H-Hello." Yuko felt a chill crawl up her back as she listened. What was wrong with this Kasugai Crow's voice?
For some reason, she felt an immense sense of oppression.
"I have learned of your request from Giyu. The Demon Slayer Corps is honored to welcome you."
The Kasugai Crow turned its head. "Mr. Tomioka, Miss Butterfly, please bring this demon back to the Demon Slayer Corps with you."
The two were momentarily stunned before nodding.
There was no one in the Demon Slayer Corps who did not respect their master.
His will was the will of the Demon Slayer Corps.
The Kasugai Crow flapped its wings and flew away. Shinobu Kocho gave Yuko a complicated look.
"Let's