As for Su Chen, he was in the Transparent World and paid little mind to the changes in Shinobu Kocho's expression.
He simply thought Shinobu Kocho was being quite cooperative.
It had been so long, and she had not even moved her toes.
The massage between the two was in full swing.
The two listening inside were getting quite worked up too...
Murata looked thoughtful. "Say, is it really a massage service in there?"
Kiyo nodded. "Of course! Lord Su Chen is a professional. Everyone who's tried it says it's good. Some people even want to book a whole month!"
"A whole month?" Murata was stunned. "Su Chen's taking that kind of business now?"
Kiyo looked proud. "Of course! Lord Su Chen can do anything!"
Murata could not help shaking his head, overcome by a sense of inferiority.
Then, a moment later, Murata decided to head downstairs and leave.
Kiyo was puzzled. "Murata, aren't you going to see Lord Su Chen?"
"Better not." Murata spoke meaningfully. "I'll come back tomorrow. After all, it's such a lovely night. It wouldn't do to interrupt Lord Su Chen."
Murata's figure receded into the distance, leaving only an innocent-looking Kiyo behind.
"What does he mean?"
Kiyo set down the wooden bucket in her hands and glanced at the window outside in the hallway.
The scenery was nothing special, was it?
The innocent Kiyo would probably never understand what Murata had meant for the rest of her life.
Meanwhile, Murata, who had walked far away, kept sighing in admiration.
"Just what you'd expect of Lord Su Chen. Now he's even won over Lady Kocho of the Demon Slayer Corps."
At this point, Murata glanced toward the Butterfly Mansion with some admiration.
"You have my respect."
"Su Chen, are you done?"
"Not yet. Just a