Control the Butterfly Effect from Demon Slayer: Blade

Tanjiro couldn't help but think of his past at this time, when You Bean had just become a ghost, and he took Your Bean with him, stepping through the vast snow, and was helpless.

The sentimental Tanjiro sighed.

It was really hard.

Fortunately, things are much better now.

Although Your bean has not changed back into a human, at least there is hope of becoming a human again.

He also worshiped Master Ming, joined the Ghost Killing Team, entered the senior of Horigaku, learned a lot of skills, and made a lot of friends.

It can be said that these years have not been spent in vain.

Thinking of this, Tanjiro inserted the key into the keyhole.

But to Tanjiro's dismay, the key stabbed inside a few times, and he couldn't get in!

He was a little puzzled.

It's really this key.

In any case, you can't get the keys to your home wrong.

The puzzled Tanjiro looked at the key, then at the lock, and suddenly realized.

There is no problem with the key, what goes wrong is the lock.

This lock is locked in his home, the rain and wind have blown over the years, although the surface of the lock looks nothing, but the inside of the keyhole seems to seep into the water, has rusted out of shape.

Rust like this, how can the key be poked in?

Seeing this situation, Tanjiro's mood was even more nostalgic, and he always felt that this broken lock seemed to be reflecting his mood at this time.

Shaking his head sadly, Tanjiro simply pulled the lock down neatly, and with a click the rusty lock was directly broken, and Tanjiro pushed the door in.

Pushing open the door and entering the house, Tanjiro found that the home was still like that, but it was not like that.

The layout furniture in the house has not changed anything, but it is covered with a layer of dust, and it looks much more dilapidated.

Seeing this, Tanjiro couldn't help but smile bitterly:

"Senior, sure enough, as I thought, we need to do a big cleaning."

Horitake had already taken action, and in the small room next to him, he found Tanjiro and their house's brooms and towels and other cleaning items.

Holding these things, Horitake said

, "What has been expected for a long time, okay, let's get to work."

Tanjiro nodded, placed the back box behind him safely on the floor, wrapped a fairly clean towel around his head, took the broom in Horigaku's hand, and began cleaning.

This big cleaning, the sweep is called a thorough.

With the cooperation of the two people, whether it was dust or other dirty things, all of them were cleaned up by Tanjiro.

What made Tanjiro a little crying and laughing was that during the process of their cleanup, many tenants who did not greet him were cleaned up and lived in their house.

Such as weasels, raccoons and other small animals under the floor.

Another example is the on the ceiling, crows and other birds.

Fortunately, these are acceptable tenants for Tanjiro, and there are no nasty guys like rats.

While cleaning, Tanjiro couldn't help but ask,

"Why don't I have rats in my house?"

It is clear that when someone lived in the past, there would still be mice in the house.

Horitake, who was also cleaning over there, replied

, "It's normal to be exposed to rats when someone lives, because if someone lives there, it means that there is food, and although rats feel dangerous, they will definitely go to the house."

If no one lives in, it will be completely abandoned, not to mention that this house is alone in the mountains, and the mice have nothing to eat, of course, they will be relocated.

"Oh, that's the case, what the seniors said makes sense."

After inviting all these tenants out, Horitake brought a bucket of water from somewhere else, and Tanjiro and Horitake used water together to meticulously clean the inside and outside of the house.

It took a lot of effort, and finally, this cleaning was completely completed.

Tanjiro's home is back in a clean state.

Unfortunately, after all, because no one has lived in it for a long time, even if it is restored, Tanjiro's home still looks dilapidated and abandoned.

After all the cleaning is done, the rest is the sacrifice.

Tanjiro carried the suitcase, walked out of the house, walked to the yard, and walked to a few earthen drum bags next to the yard.

Those bulges are the graves of Tanjiro's family.

Tanjiro's parents, younger siblings, are all inside.

Looking at Tanjiro's actions, Horitake didn't intend to disturb him, so he said to Tanjiro in advance:

"Tanjiro, you pay homage here, I'll check the things I care about."

Tanjiro nodded and pulled out some smiles:

"Okay, senior, you pay attention to safety."

"Don't worry, I'm fine, but Tanjiro you need to cheer up."

"Yes, don't worry, senior."

In this way, the two people were temporarily separated.

So the question is, why doesn't Horitake pay homage with Tanjiro, after all, Tanjiro's parents are also equivalent to Horigaku's father-in-law and mother-in-law, Tanjiro's younger siblings, and also Horigaku's brother-in-law and sister-in-law.

It doesn't seem appropriate not to pay homage together at this time.

That's not the case.

Although Tanjiro's family has all died, the souls of his family have always been by Tanjiro and Youdouko's brothers and sisters.

Of course, now the souls of their families are also with both of them.

Their brothers and sisters don't know this, and it's okay to pay their respects in the past.

But Horitake knows this, as long as Horitake opens his spiritual sense, he can see their family by their side, in this case, how can you let Horitake go over to pay homage together?

Although it is not a living person, it is a soul, but it is also embarrassing!

Think about it, you are there with your palms together and very devout sacrifices, and in fact the object of your sacrifice is around you.

It's good that you don't know if you don't see it, but you know and you can see it... That's not just a little scary, it's also a little embarrassing.

In order to avoid this embarrassment, Horitake could only leave first.

Hope Tanjiro doesn't mind.

After walking a little farther away, Horitake couldn't help but look back at Tanjiro.

Tanjiro carried the suitcase to his family's grave, and he tried to keep a cheerful smile on his face, gently placing the suitcase beside him.

After putting it down, Tanjiro gently said to the beans in the trunk:

"Come, you beans, kneel down to this side and join your palms in offerings."

It doesn't matter if you don't know what the memorial is all about, it's just... Talk to your parents, younger siblings, and say something you want to say to them..."

Speaking of this, Tanjiro's tone was already a little choked.

He closed his eyes, knelt before these graves, clasped his palms together, and began to pay his respects in silence.

The beans in the back box also learned the movements of Tanjiro, kneeling in the box and clasping their palms obediently.

Horitake, who was watching this scene from afar, silently opened his spiritual sense.

He saw that the souls of Tanjiro's family had indeed appeared beside their brothers and sisters.

His family looked at Tanjiro and Youdouko's expressions with great sadness.

Horitake watched this scene from afar, and his mood was not good.