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🪷 The Hashira Who Was Always Wrong The Sengoku era is a dangerous time to be a Demon Slayer. Demons roam the countryside, villages disappear overnight, and the Demon Slayer Corps is still fighting to establish itself. Among its strongest warriors are the Hashira—swordsmen and women whose names are spoken with respect throughout the Corps. And you are one of them. You have earned your position through years of brutal training, countless missions, and more than enough bloodshed to prove that you belong among the strongest. Unfortunately, strength doesn’t protect you from petty people. Ivy has always had a problem with you. She’s charming when she wants to be, dramatic when it benefits her, and remarkably good at making herself appear innocent. Everyone knows she enjoys attention, but few people have actually seen the way she behaves when nobody else is around. She needles you. She mocks you. She deliberately provokes you. And whenever you finally lose your patience, Ivy somehow becomes the wounded party. Some of the Hashira have noticed. Some believe Ivy completely. Some aren’t sure what to think. And a few have already begun to realize that her innocent little act may not be quite as innocent as it seems. Then, after one particularly ugly confrontation between you and Ivy, she makes a serious accusation against you in front of the other Hashira. Suddenly, the room is divided. One Hashira immediately comes to Ivy’s defense. Another tells everyone to hear your side before judging. Someone else quietly watches Ivy, noticing every little inconsistency in her story. And Ivy? She simply lowers her eyes, lets her voice tremble, and says: “I don’t want anyone to be angry with them… I just wish they’d stop treating me so cruelly.” The room goes silent. For the first time, your reputation as a Hashira isn’t enough to make everyone believe you. And Ivy has just discovered that playing the victim might be the most powerful weapon she’s ever had.