>>1

But the Demon Slayer Corps can’t even distinguish between good demons, right? Can you say they haven’t killed?

>>1

After all, you guys are an armed organization that carries swords in the era of the sword abolition order…

I’ll blow myself up along with my daughter…

Is it a knock?

This way of saying it assumes that the original evil is based on the Demon Slayer Corps…

Well, you guys are killing chickens and pigs, right?

>>69

I wanted to emphasize arrogance rather than stinginess, saying “Think of me as a natural disaster.”

We gotta eat too or we’ll die.

>>6

To be honest, this aspect does exist.

I always felt that it was somewhat wrong to treat demons other than Muzan as inherently evil just for the fact that they eat people.

>>21

Look, even Tanjiro and the others are saying this, so this issue is off the table. You insane people.

Well, um…

An old person who reflects on the past a little.

Since I made a concession, it’s only natural that you will also make a concession, right?

Words that don’t come out unless you fundamentally believe you are not at fault.

I’m being driven crazy by life over here, you know!?

>>22

You killed the doctor yourself in a fit of rage, didn’t you?!

>>70

I do think that there were some bad points on my side too.

But it’s only natural to be confused if suddenly turned into a demon.

The free will of others cannot be proven in a way that is understandable through the concept of philosophical zombies.

Even if it seems like they can talk and understand words, ultimately it’s like a natural disaster.

Because it becomes a discussion of interests rather than good and evil, there is a logical correctness to what Lord Mufan says.

It is inevitable to kill because the correctness clashes and there is no room for debate.

It is certainly possible to delve deeper into the world of people, but I keep it within my reach.

>>16

What is that extending hand?

Let’s quietly earn a living day by day, thinking that we have both experienced a great disaster.

>>18

Even at this point, you’re still telling such lies…

Then who is going to blow it up!

Is there anyone else but you!

It became really painful trying to respond while getting Takeda-kun involved.

It seems like something they would say.

How to respond to “Is it all my fault?” after this.

If you show even a little weakness, they’ll come at you with, “See? That’s why it’s all your fault.”

Well, but over here, our comrades are being killed too.

It’s a case of six of one, half a dozen of the other.

What a super frustrating villain!!

Muzan believed he was struck by a natural disaster and was living by earning daily wages, so he truly practiced what he preached.

In the first place, the demons in Demon Slayer have a cannibalistic urge, but they won’t die immediately just because they don’t eat people…

To live by suppressing physiological desires is synonymous with asking one to die.

>>29

What’s amazing about this scene with the plain is that Muzan is just complaining, isn’t it…

>>35

Dealing with abnormal people is tiring.

Go home.

Creatures that have a physiological desire to eat humans are better off dead.

Tanjiro gets angry too easily.

Did they kill your parents?

>>31

Maybe my mother and younger siblings…

>>31

You’ve crossed the line, you bastard!

You have probably killed several people in the final exam too.

Killing is not the only solution.

There are even young demons.

There should be a way to coexist by establishing protected areas.

So ma

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If you become a demon, are you no longer human?

Are you just going around killing people who are sick without even looking for a cure?

The Demon Slayer Corps, which kills and despises others simply for having different food preferences, is indeed a gathering of abnormal individuals.

Setting aside the fact that they are man-eaters as part of their ecology, why is it that all the demons that appear are inherently evil by default?

>>41

Basically, if you become a demon, you become violent.

Especially when they just become a demon, they have no stamina and lose their sense of self, attacking people around them indiscriminately.

Basically, it’s because they are family or close people, so even if one regains sanity, there’s no turning back.

Like Tamayo-sama.

>>75

A combo that is way too trash.

Isn’t it the case that these things start off normal but gradually lose their sense of self?

You are increasing the number of demons, aren’t you?

>>42

You lot are also growing without anyone’s permission, aren’t you?

Humans are not tools, so they are not assigned a role at birth.

You can’t tell which is the real human, the good ones or the bad ones.

I guess so.

If we erase all that is ugly, will a beautiful world remain?

It’s good that my sister was alive.

I definitely used to be a bit of a troublemaker, you know?

But that’s precisely why one can reflect and feel remorse.

If you guys kill me here, it will all be over, won’t it?

My feelings of atonement will be killed without being resolved.

I believe that properly living and facing one’s own sins is what can truly serve as atonement.

I think my eldest son will forgive me if I say I’m sorry.

You forgive me, right?

Right now, just being alive is enough for you. Don’t take your life for granted.

It might sound somewhat plausible if you put it that way.

(I wonder if I could become kinder if I cried like Douma.)

Increasing the number of demons was not only unnecessary but harmful.

I’m sorry for being okay with just Nezuko.

I think there were times when I got irritated and acted immaturely when I was being meddled with by you guys while I was spending time with my family.

Let’s call it a draw.

Something like this—

Isn’t it true that no one benefits from things like getting angry and going on a rampage?

If you act so emotionally, you won’t be able to live in this Taisho era, you know?

Look, anger management, anger management.

It’s somehow more irritating than the original…

If we’re really heading towards a world war from here, integrating demons would raise our national power, so let’s compromise with each other.

>>56

Even if I say something like this, once I actually get involved with the country, it will become a hassle…

It’s not all bad.

They are also doing good deeds by transforming dying people into demons to keep them alive.

Claims like those of bear culling opponents.

A technique that gradually shifts the focus from “I was also at fault” to ultimately concluding with “It’s all your fault.”

Since you were coexisting with Tamayo, there should be room for you to coexist with me too, right?

>>60

Are you satisfied with just the blood provided by Muzan?

Even if people die one after another during the enlistment exam, that’s a problem on your side, so to speak.

I just want to eat humans and conduct research to a degree that doesn’t draw the attention of the government, and if I manage to overcome the sun with a lucky gacha, I want to eat that too, but there’s no blood or tears!

>>64

If it weren’t for that, I wouldn’t be able to deal with the demons!

>>66

The abnormal person is scary.

Quickly switch gears, earn some quick cash, and spend your remaining life.

I’m sorry about something.

I’ll lend you a little strength in war.

We have no choice but to resort to the logic of pest control.

I don’t think we’re both calm, so it would be better to change the day.

Because I apologized, should I apologize?

While we bear the guilt of murder, as long as we are demons, there is no choice but to live.

Rather, in order to aim for fundamental solutions to improve such a constitution, it is unavoidable.

I would like you to understand the painful feelings that lead to actions such as increasing demons.

Furthermore, it can be said that becoming a demon is a product of a medical accident that differs from my intentions.

In a sense, I could also be considered a victim…

Even Nezuko was attacking Tanjiro, you know.

I make mistakes too.

If you’re not human, you won’t be given a chance to atone? Isn’t that more arrogant than me?

Certainly, we were at fault as well, but the doctor also obtained informed consent.

It is a situation that cannot be said to have led to the treatment.

“Ugh, it’s so bothersome, so that’s why Muzan-sama is amazing.”

I too regret having killed a doctor.

But no matter how much I regret it, his life will not come back.

Then isn’t fulfilling the life he wove for me and finding that flower the way to make amends?

The harsh part of that world is that even when you just became a demon and have lost your sense of self, if you eat people, you’re probably destined for hell.

The existence of demons is extremely strict.

Even if he has no sense of guilt, he really seems to regret having killed the doctor.

Let’s stop arguing about who is to blame after 2 or 3 more rallies.

>>88

Nothing will start by continuously talking about what has passed.

We should have constructive discussions from now on.

I think the amazing thing about Muzan is that it just makes you feel like saying, “Just die already.”

If you overcome it, there will be no means to defeat it.

It seems like I’ve almost lost my purpose, Muzan.

>>91

I’m interested in rare things from abroad, so I’m thinking of creating a museum.

On holidays, I get a suntan on the rooftop.

I want to try to get these guys to look for the spider lilies from here, if there’s a chance.

>>92

If I negotiate to get a blue horenka flower in exchange for exterminating all the other demons, it seems possible.

Is it unreasonable to find blue spider lilies in modern times?

If I keep searching, I wonder if I’ll find it even back in the time of the Demon Slayer Corps.