Elegy Of The Moon

They told her the mountain was cursed.
They told her a demon lived there-six eyes, endless hunger, death in his shadow.
They told her not to go.

But curiosity is stronger than fear.

When she steps into the forest, she doesn't find a beast foaming at the mouth. She finds a man: tall, carved from steel and sorrow, his six golden eyes burning with power... and something else. Something she shouldn't name.

He should have killed her. Instead, he let her live.
Now she can't stop thinking about him.
And he can't stop remembering what it means to be human.

Their bond is forbidden. Their nights are borrowed. Every heartbeat is a risk.
Because to love Kokushibō-the strongest of Muzan's demons-is to fall for a tragedy centuries in the making.
And some tragedies don't end in salvation. They end in ruin.