As a chosen one who had slain countless demons in life, Yoriichi Tsugikuni could undoubtedly ascend to heaven after death and choose to reincarnate. Before doing so, however, he had chosen to remain behind, waiting for his elder brother to come to his senses.
And just as Tsugikuni Michikatsu, whom Chinatsu had burned to ashes with the sun, became a soul and was about to enter hell to atone for his sins, Yoriichi Tsugikuni appeared before him.
It was the Tsugikuni brothers' first reunion in over four hundred years. Although they had been enemies at their final meeting in life, now that both were souls, they seemed to have returned to the close bond of their childhood.
Yoriichi was still waiting for his elder brother, and after coming to his senses, Michikatsu spoke with him and reconciled with him.
Before Chinatsu, the blurry figure so unmistakably recognizable as Yoriichi Tsugikuni gradually came into focus. The man who stood at the very pinnacle of the Demon Slayer world appeared before her.
He had long, reddish-brown hair tied in a high ponytail, burgundy eyes, and a red haori in the style of a Sengoku Era samurai. The Nichirin Blade that had inflicted countless wounds on Muzan hung at his waist.
Chinatsu's eyes sparkled involuntarily. Getting to see Yoriichi Tsugikuni was a delightful surprise she had never expected.
Yoriichi Tsugikuni and Tsugikuni Michikatsu, wielders of sun and moon swordsmanship, the two strongest swordsmen of the Sengoku Era, stood right before Chinatsu. With her eyes shining and her hands clasped together, she looked very much like an adoring fangirl.
Yoriichi paused at the sight of Chinatsu, then turned to Michikatsu and asked in puzzlement, "Brother, is this the one who killed you... Chinatsu?"
Michikatsu was a little embarrassed as well. She had been so