graceful dancer

family

Happiness is never permanent

That is something that has been engraved into my head in that dreadful night. The very night I would Learn the true ugliness of reality.

It was like any other performance for any festival dance for the audience to get payment later on. That was how we made our living.

I wish I had convinced someone to come with me to enjoy the rest of the festival because just maybe I wouldn't have been left all alone without family.

The only reason why I was alive was thanks to the kocho sisters they killed the demon that would have most certainly have killed me as well even though it had already killed my 3 siblings and parents. It was a greedy monster. I was so fortunate to have been at the festival before this happened as it had saved my life, one might say but it left me alone. The kocho sisters are very kind to me as their parents had suffered the same fate as mine did. They gave me a choice to live my life or follow them and join the demon slayer Corp and help prevent anyone from going through the same thing I had to go through.

I chose to go with them. What choice did I have? I had no one left.

During my time in the butterfly estate I have learned that if I wanted to become a slayer I was going to have to train hard.

I spent the first month learning totally concentration breathing consistently.

According to kanae the eldest of the 2 sisters said that I was very fast in the learning of the breathing technique. As I continuously grew closer to the 2 sisters, 2 new additions to the estate were added. The first being a girl named aoi was added to the estate then less than a year later a young girl named Kanoe was added. This mansion was getting very lively. Then it happened again that kanae was killed by an upper moon. At the funeral I didn't want to feel to pain again so I stopped talking. plants became my only friends because they could always replenish even after death. My mental state aside I refuse to watch this happen again and again and would go to any length to preserve whatever I have remaining.