Demon Slayer: Become the villain Boss Muzan

After eating, Muzan came to Yanagisawa Kiyuki. As for Yoriichi, he had come to his senses and wandered around the world with a Nichirin sword and an ordinary sword. He could also help Muzan kill any half-ghosts he met. He had two swords hanging around his waist, like a double-sword master. --- Muzan was very dissatisfied with Tamayo's research progress. It's been so many years! He still hasn't figured out how to overcome Wisteria! So he wanted to bring Yanagisawa Kiyuki over to help Tamayo figure it out. Yanagisawa Kiyuki was taking a leisurely nap when he was awakened by Muzan's movement. He turned over and got up from the tatami in a daze, and saw a ghost king that big standing in front of him.

He woke up all of a sudden.

He hadn't seen him for decades, and he suddenly appeared in front of him.

"Let's go!"

Seeing that he was awake, Muzan picked him up from the quilt and took him directly to Tamayo's house.

Tamayo was also taking a nap, and was also awakened by the guy Muzan hadn't seen for decades. She was so scared that she stood outside the window, holding another ghost like a ghost and looking at her leisurely.

Tamayo got up, put on her coat, opened the door, and looked at Muzan:

"Boss, what are you doing here again?"

Muzan put Yanagisawa Noriyuki down: "You are too slow in research, I found you an assistant."

Yagisawa Noriyuki finally landed, straightened his clothes, stretched out his hand and forced a smile on his face: "Hi..."

Tamayo: "..."

Okay, it's her problem. She hasn't figured out why wisteria flowers can harm and drive away ghosts for decades.

Muzan looked like he was entrusted with an important task, and patted the two of them on the shoulders solemnly: "Come on! I'm counting on you! Don't be lazy."

After that, he disappeared from the spot.

The effect of wisteria flowers on ghosts is at most weakening and poisoning, and it can't cause fatal damage. In addition, he is no longer afraid of the sun, so it can't really cause any big waves.

And Tamayo once told him that if he was really afraid, he should eat wisteria flowers in advance, and he would naturally overcome it after eating for a few years. If he was optimistic, he might even not be afraid after eating a few times.

But the process would be very painful.

Muzan didn't want to suffer for nothing and let Tamayo lose her hair!

The best assistant has come to him, how can it be wasted?

After instructing the two, Muzan also started to work on another matter.

A ghost under his command had already discovered a person who looked like Komaji.

In the Edo area, there was a child who depended on his father for life, but his father was seriously ill and bedridden.

The child relied on stealing for a living. He had been caught by the magistrate and suffered many punishments, but because he was still young, he was not killed.

If the ghosts under Muzan had not heard the rumor when passing by, they would not have discovered him.

Looking at the description, it is almost the same as the experience of Akaza during his human period as described in the original book.

When Muzan rushed over, because the child stole things everywhere and was branded as a sinner, he was already famous far and wide. Muzan didn't spend much effort to find out a lot of information.

The child was indeed called Komaji!

"That guy lives here, why are you looking for him?"

Komaji's neighbor pointed to his home and looked at Muzan in confusion.

Muzan smiled and said, "I'm a doctor. I heard that there is a child here whose father is seriously ill."

"Okay, you are so kind..."

The man muttered, shook his head and left.

Another passerby passed by and saw that Muzan, a stranger, seemed to be looking for Komaji. One of them came over with a worried look on his face, obviously not hearing what Muzan said just now:

"Hello? Are you looking for Komaji's child?"

Muzan looked at the old woman who came over strangely: "Well, what's wrong?"

The old woman sighed, subconsciously thinking that Muzan had something stolen and ran over to ask for it, and advised:

"The child's father is seriously ill and has been trying to make money to buy medicine for his father. He is also a poor man. Don't blame him too much."

Muzan heard what she meant:

"Don't worry, I'm a doctor, I just want to come and see if I can treat his father."

The old woman breathed a sigh of relief and then hurriedly took Muzan to Komaji's house.

Pushing the door open, there was no one in the yard. Through the half-open wooden door, you can see a man leaning against the wall coughing violently.

The old woman hurried over to pour him a glass of water and introduced him:

"He is a doctor, and he came here specifically to see you."

The man finally stopped coughing and looked at Wuzan weakly.

Wuzan nodded, as if to say hello.

He greeted her and went over to check.

He had also learned a lot of medical skills from Tamayo and Yanagisawa Kiyuki. In addition, he had the memories of the two, so he could still treat a disease. Besides, Yanagisawa Kiyuki's ability was to treat.

After a checkup, Muzan could probably confirm that it was just bronchitis, but because of long-term delay and lack of money to buy medicine, it became serious, and even treatment became difficult.

It's not difficult to say, Muzan can solve it with just one treatment.

But for his own purpose, Muzan decided to talk to Komaji first.

After the old woman left, Komaji quickly ran back home with a small bag of medicine.

At this time, Komaji's clothes were made of rough gray-brown rags, which were almost made of a piece of cloth with a few stitches, and a black cloth was tied around the waist to fix the clothes.

The clothes were also full of patches, the edges were unstitched, the black cloth around the waist was also tattered, and the cloth tied on the clogs on his feet could be seen to have been re-sewn several times.

The scars from the beatings can be seen on the wrists, ankles, and neck.

His short black hair was a little messy, but Komaji was smiling as he held the medicine in his hand.

When he saw the stranger sitting in the house, his first reaction was to be alert.

Muzan smiled gently: "Hello, I'm a doctor."

Komaji was relieved when he heard this, but then he hesitated. He wanted the doctor to take a good look at his father and treat his illness, but he was afraid that he would not have the money to pay.

Muzan continued: "I want to treat your father, and I won't charge any fees, but I need to talk to you alone."

Muzan hopes to turn Komaji into a demon, but he won't force him. His current behavior is actually more out of pity for the characters in the original book.

I always feel that since I have come to this world, I will help the characters who were pitiful and distressed in Demon Slayer in my previous life.

After closing the bedroom door, Muzan looked at Komaji in the yard and said:

"I just diagnosed that your father's disease is just bronchitis. The treatment should not be difficult, but because it has been delayed for too long..."

Komaji heard this and asked hurriedly: "Is there any way to treat it?"

Muzan nodded: "Yes, but it's a bit troublesome."

"As long as it can cure my father, it's fine!"

Komaji, who was only a teenager, stood in front of Muzan and said anxiously.

"I will find a way no matter how much it costs!"

Muzan smiled: "Don't worry, you don't have to pay, I can prepare the herbs."

Komaji was shocked, and then said: "Then, what do you need me to do?"