Chapter Summaries

Mitsuri brought Obanai home to meet her family, where he confessed his love for her. The chapter ended with Mitsuri tearfully asking if she could become his bride, and Obanai promising to make her happy.

• Chinatsu read Mitsuri's letter announcing that Mr. Iguro had confessed to her.
• Mitsuri brought Obanai to her family home, while Obanai worried that leaving the Demon Slayer Corps Headquarters would make it harder to stay close to her.
• Mitsuri reunited joyfully with her mother, father, and younger siblings, who welcomed Obanai into their home.
• Mitsuri's father asked whether Obanai was Mitsuri's boyfriend, and Obanai said he was not before declaring that he loved Kanroji.
• Mitsuri asked whether she could really be Obanai's bride, and Obanai promised to make her happy.

Chinatsu read Mitsuri’s letter about the happy lives her former companions had built and wrote back to her. After learning that the others were doing well, Chinatsu decided it was time to leave her temporary life and walked into the Sword Hall.

• Chinatsu read that Obanai had confessed to Mitsuri, moved into the Kanroji home, and was adjusting to life with her family.
• Mitsuri’s letter described Sanemi running a traveling vending business, Gyomei caring for orphans at his temple, and Muichiro trying different jobs.
• Chinatsu wrote to Mitsuri, inviting her and the others to visit, then sent her reply with the waiting Kasugai Crow.
• Chinatsu reflected that the others were doing well and decided to leave her comfortable but temporary life.
• Chinatsu calmly walked into the Sword Hall.

Kanao demonstrated her swordsmanship to Tanjiro’s apprentices, who mistook her for his wife, before Chinatsu announced she was preparing to leave. Tanjiro asked if she would return, and Chinatsu assured him this was only goodbye for now.

• Tanjiro’s apprentices assumed Kanao was his wife and eagerly asked whether she knew swordsmanship.
• Kanao performed Flower Breathing, Fifth Form: Fruitless Peony, slicing a wooden post apart and astonishing the apprentices.
• As evening fell, the apprentices left, and Tanjiro and Kanao shared a quiet moment in the empty Sword Hall.
• Chinatsu entered the Sword Hall and told Tanjiro and Kanao she was getting ready to leave.
• Tanjiro asked Chinatsu whether she would come back, and she promised this was not a farewell forever.

Chinatsu prepared for her upcoming trip around the world while Tanjiro arranged a surprise send-off by inviting their former Demon Slayer Corps companions. The next day, Chinatsu’s companions and Oyakata-sama arrived at the Kamado mansion, and she opened the door to find them gathered outside.

• Chinatsu cooked chicken soup for Tanjiro, Nezuko, and Kanao, who had been planning a surprise for her departure.
• Chinatsu worked through the night on plans for her world trip, deciding to leave the day after tomorrow because rain was expected the next day.
• Tanjiro wrote invitations to their former companions and asked Tennoji Matsuemmon to deliver them within a day.
• Tennoji Matsuemmon flew off with the letters, determined to find recipients whose addresses he did not know.
• After tearing up her failed travel plan, Chinatsu sensed powerful presences approaching and hurried outside.
• Chinatsu opened the mansion door and found her former Demon Slayer Corps companions and Oyakata-sama gathered there.

Chinatsu reunited with the Demon Slayer Corps at the Kamado mansion, where everyone exchanged gifts and posed for a photograph together. The chapter ended with the camera’s flash capturing the group.

• Mitsuri and the others surprised Chinatsu at the Kamado mansion, and Chinatsu realized Nezuko and Tanjiro had arranged the reunion.
• Tanjiro explained that he had designed the mansion with the Demon Slayer Corps Headquarters as inspiration, and Oyakata-sama praised his work.
• Mitsuri and the others gently scolded Chinatsu for planning to leave without telling them, then gave her gifts they had gathered in a hurry.
• Oyakata-sama brought out a camera and suggested taking a group photograph because they had forgotten to take one before.
• Everyone gathered and smiled for the camera, and its flash captured the group together.

Chinatsu left Japan to travel the world after the Demon Slayer Corps saw her off, and the years passed in an era without demons. In modern Tokyo, she briefly encountered Sumihiko Kamado and Tōjurō Rengoku before disappearing, while a faded photograph of the Corps remained in the Kamado family home.

• Chinatsu said farewell to the Demon Slayer Corps, received photographs and a camera from Oyakata-sama, and boarded a steamship to visit countries around the world.
• Chinatsu told a concerned crew member that every country was her destination, then settled into her cabin as the years passed.
• In modern-day Tokyo, Sumihiko Kamado rushed to school with Tōjurō Rengoku and collided with a young woman who seemed strangely familiar.
• The young woman helped Sumihiko up, told him not to do it again, and walked away before the boys resumed their dash to school.
• A police car followed Sumihiko and Tōjurō to school, and that afternoon Sumihiko's mother answered a call about her son beside a wall of family photographs, including the Corps' group picture.