"So what? Once you're dead, those so-called fierce tigers and flying dragons will be like headless flies, posing no threat at all."
Muzan Kibutsuji listened to Kagaya Ubuyashiki with contempt and disdain on his face.
At Muzan Kibutsuji's words, Kagaya Ubuyashiki smiled faintly.
"Even if you kill me, it will hardly matter to the Demon Slayer Corps. As an individual, I'm not particularly important to the organization. An organization held together by people's will is probably something you cannot understand, Muzan."
"After all, once you die, the other demons are bound to die with you, aren't they?"
At Kagaya Ubuyashiki's words, Muzan Kibutsuji's expression suddenly changed.
Kagaya Ubuyashiki also sensed the unusual stillness in the air and said, "You seem quite shaken. Did I guess correctly?"
Hearing Kagaya Ubuyashiki's triumphant words, Muzan Kibutsuji could not help snapping at him.
"Shut up!"
With that, Muzan Kibutsuji impatiently approached Kagaya Ubuyashiki and looked down at him as Amane helped him sit up.
Kagaya Ubuyashiki looked at Muzan Kibutsuji with his blind eyes. There was not a trace of fear of death on his face; instead, he smiled.
"Yes, that's enough. I've told you everything I've always wanted to say. Could I mention one last thing?"
Muzan Kibutsuji looked down at Kagaya Ubuyashiki as though he were a feeble insect, waiting for his final words.
When Muzan Kibutsuji said nothing, Kagaya Ubuyashiki continued, "It's true that I said I wasn't important, but my death will certainly not be meaningless."
"I'm truly fortunate to have earned the admiration of the Demon Slayer Corps, especially those children who serve as Hashira. It means that once I die, the Demon Slayer Corps' morale will rise to unprecedented heights."
Muzan Kibutsuji extended his claws and asked, as though posing a question before the final kill, "Are you