Demon Slayer: I Became Tanjiro's Older Sister
Chapter 142

The Shipping Pillar Goes Live!

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Because Chinatsu had nearly eaten the Demon Slayer Corps Headquarters out of food the day before, they needed to make a last-minute grocery run if they wanted to throw a party today. Tanjiro and Kanao were one of the pairs sent out to buy ingredients.

Watching from inside as Tanjiro and Kanao gradually disappeared from view, she gave her limbs a good stretch. Then she turned into a thief again, suppressing her presence as much as possible as she carefully tiptoed into Nezuko's room.

Nezuko was asleep on her bed, hugging a large cushion, with beads of drool clinging to her slightly parted lips.

Nezuko was now... human.

After all, Tamayo and Shinobu Kocho had worked together to create the Ultimate Poison, and its outermost layer was the "Human Transformation Drug."

This drug could turn demons back into humans. Although Nezuko was a demon who had no fear of sunlight, she still fell within the category of [demon].

During the year Chinatsu had spent unconscious, Nezuko had taken the Human Transformation Drug and become human again. Chinatsu, however, had remained as she was.

That was because Chinatsu's condition differed from Nezuko's. The powers of [demon] and [human] within her were perfectly balanced, making her the perfect being that surpassed demons, as Muzan had called her.

Under those circumstances, even if Chinatsu deliberately drank Sanemi Shinazugawa's rare blood, the rarest of the rare, and sent herself into a frenzy, the Human Transformation Drug might not work on her.

Chinatsu gazed at Nezuko's face as she slept soundly, completely unaware of her approach. Although she considered disturbing someone's sleep a heinous crime, she still couldn't help reaching out a finger to gently poke Nezuko's cheek.

There was only one reason: Nezuko was just too cute!

Chinatsu quietly poked Nezuko's soft, tender cheek,

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