Apart from the three newly promoted members, everyone had experienced Giyu's miraculous "art of conversation" to some extent before, so even though his words verged on insulting everyone indiscriminately, they barely reacted.
Everyone: What else could we do? (We were out of ideas.)
And so, everyone except Sabito fell silent together, ready to enjoy the show.
Without anyone noticing, experiencing Giyu's "art of conversation" seemed to have become a sort of "tradition" for the Demon Slayer Corps to "welcome" newcomers.
After hearing Giyu's words, Muichiro was still a little dazed, not yet grasping what he meant, while Sanemi and Obanai were already glaring at Giyu.
But remembering that Giyu and Sabito had once saved him, Sanemi held back his temper.
As for Obanai, he disliked drawing attention to himself in the first place. Seeing that neither Sanemi nor Muichiro was doing anything, and that everyone around them seemed ready to watch a show, he had no desire to be the first to start something, so he held back for the moment too.
Just as the veins at their temples began to bulge, Sabito reacted in time, pushed Giyu's head down, and began apologizing.
"Sorry, this guy's brain doesn't work properly. He wasn't deliberately trying to say something offensive..."
Before Sabito could finish, Giyu opened his mouth again.
"Was there something wrong with what I said? They really are different from us."
Giyu: Their personalities, looks, ages, clothes-they're all different. What's wrong with that?
Sabito: You useless hand, why didn't you cover his mouth just now!
As soon as Giyu finished speaking, he felt the pressure on his head disappear. Looking up, he saw that Sabito had already withdrawn the hand pressing down on his head and silently moved away.
Then, still expressionless, Giyu met Sanemi's and Obanai's increasingly dangerous gazes,