When Lin Yoriichi entered Muichiro Tokito's dream, he felt as though he had entered a fantastical zoo.
There was a bear representing Gyomei Himejima, a monkey representing Tengen Uzui, a wolf representing Sanemi Shinazugawa, a wildcat representing Obanai Iguro, a swallow representing Shinobu Kocho...
There was even a "birch tree fairy" representing Amane Ubuyashiki.
Though these things were somewhat fantastical, at least their styles were consistent, and they did not look out of place together.
But when Lin Yoriichi saw Giyu Tomioka's manifestation, he truly could not keep a straight face!
Giyu Tomioka's style was completely different from everyone else's!
In Muichiro Tokito's memories, he was actually just a photograph!
And that photograph was sitting on a display stand.
Seeing this, Lin Yoriichi recalled what the original work's official fanbook had said about Muichiro Tokito's opinions of the other Hashira in the Demon Slayer Corps.
His impression of Giyu Tomioka really was something like a "display piece."
At that thought, curiosity immediately stirred in Lin Yoriichi.
What sort of impression did Muichiro Tokito have of him?
Lin Yoriichi continued following Muichiro Tokito, only to run straight into a black silhouette.
Yes, a black silhouette without any facial features.
It was practically the same kind of "shadowy figure" used for culprits in the "Co-X" manga, except even details like facial features had been left out.
At the sight, Lin Yoriichi could not help smiling.
He truly could not imagine which member of the Demon Slayer Corps this shadow represented.
But before long, Lin Yoriichi could no longer smile.
Because a sign was hanging right in front of that shadow, bearing the words "Mr. Yoriichi."
Lin Yoriichi's smile froze on his face.
Well, then. The other Hashira in the Demon Slayer Corps were all represented by various animals, while Giyu Tomioka was