The only one who made Muzan feel danger was the Fourth Mizukage, Yagura Karatachi. His strength was unquestionably at Kage Level, not to mention that he was the Three-Tails' jinchūriki.
"Every time I see a Tailed Beast, I'm amazed."
Pakura had firsthand experience with Tailed Beasts. As the monk's body grew weaker and weaker, his suppression over the Tailed Beasts also became increasingly fragile, so someone had to keep them suppressed year-round.
Only a handful of people in the village could accomplish that.
Pakura was one of them.
There was an unspoken rule in the Shinobi World: the strength of a Tailed Beast depended on its number of tails. The more tails it had, the stronger it was, while the Hidden Sand Village's One-Tail was the weakest.
The one before them was the Three-Tails, and its host was the Mizukage. There was no questioning his strength.
Even after becoming a Man-Eating Demon, she was not confident she could take on a Mizukage and a Tailed Beast head-on.
Without realizing it, she moved closer to Muzan, intending to follow his orders.
But when Pakura's gaze fell on Shanye Song beside her, she found him looking utterly relaxed.
"Why aren't you worried?"
She was already considering fleeing with the other two at the critical moment, yet his unconcerned expression made Pakura suspicious.
Did he have some way to deal with the situation before them?
"Why should I be worried? No one can kill us."
In response to Pakura's hesitant question, Shanye Song did not reveal the Man-Eating Demons' true weakness. After all, this was the Hidden Mist Village, where sensing-type shinobi were not uncommon.
If someone overheard their conversation and exposed that weakness, it would be a fatal blow to the Man-Eating Demons.
"Can't be killed..."
Pakura's understanding was still limited to