The Kamado Family's speed gave the children and their parents a small taste of what the Demon Slayer Corps could do. When they entered the Mansion, its lavish interior made it clear that the Kamado Mansion was no mere impressive facade.
And all of it was Nezuko's handiwork. With Nezuko managing things at home and Tanjiro handling matters outside, both their efficiency and the quality of their work were outstanding.
Seeing everyone's stunned expressions, Chinatsu felt waves of pride well up inside her.
Chinatsu led everyone toward the spacious Sword Hall connected to the Mansion. There, Tanjiro Kamado-Instructor Kamado-was already prepared, with wooden posts of various sizes and thicknesses arranged beside him.
Although Tanjiro had developed an interest in teaching, he had no experience in it. After much deliberation, he decided to borrow a little from Master Urokodaki's teaching methods for his initial lessons.
Of course, Tanjiro did not employ Urokodaki's advanced technique of breaking bones, healing them, and then breaking them again. Not only could he not bring himself to do it, but he also lacked the necessary skills.
Anyone could use the Bone-Shattering Fist, but how were they supposed to heal the fractures quickly afterward? Urokodaki had never taught Tanjiro or Chinatsu how to prepare those medicinal baths or set broken bones.
Looking at the wooden posts before him, Tanjiro pressed a hand to his chest, lowered his head, and took a deep breath, trying to calm himself.
I can do this... I can do this... I can do this!
Tanjiro let out a long breath, and at that same moment, Chinatsu arrived inside the Sword Hall with everyone.
Catching the scent of the approaching group, Tanjiro turned to face them and took his first step toward becoming a swordsmanship instructor.
Of course, taking on students was one