When you made a girl angry, should you chase after her or not?
Well, the peerless Xia Xi.
After Tanjuro reminded him, he finally realized he ought to do something.
Never mind a sweet-looking girl he was close to.
Even back in the dormitory, when he upset his bros.
He knew to go out and bring back some mala tang to comfort them.
After hastily saying goodbye to Tamayo and Yushiro, the Dawn Hashira hurried out of the laboratory after her.
"Hey, charcoal seller, why'd you remind him?"
Yushiro looked every bit the spectator who never minded more drama.
If that bastard swordsman really managed to soothe that woman.
Where would he get his entertainment afterward?
"Miss Persimmon is a very good girl, after all. Making her cry... I don't want Mr. Xia Xi to figure things out someday and regret this."
"Tch, meddlesome old man."
Tamayo spoke softly. "Yushiro."
Though the Demon Madam said nothing more.
The moment he saw the slight warning in her eyes, Yushiro's attitude changed.
"I simply think these matters require personal understanding, not help from others, Lady Tamayo!"
That was a lie.
Tamayo naturally knew that too, but seeing his attitude had become so proper, she said no more.
Instead, she turned to Tanjuro.
"Mr. Tanjuro, it seems you weren't all that focused on writing your letter earlier, either."
Otherwise, he would not have known so clearly what had happened with Xia Xi.
All three of them had left the room.
Yet all of them had kept their minds on what was happening here.
The Charcoal Seller scratched his head awkwardly.
But honestly, while writing his letter earlier, he had remembered something Mr. Gyomei once discussed with him.
About the Demon Slayer Corps' [hope].
Xia Xi, who could be called peerless in battle, was