The Demon expresses his eagerness to create a nice sculpture with a Hashira, but is interrupted by Muichiro attacking him. Gyokko's words spark a sense of familiarity to Muichiro as he tries to remember where he had heard them before, suddenly recalling a hot summer day in a small abode. He reveals that the needles contain poison and chides him for having to die because he saved insignificant people. Gyokko stands on the side and laughs at Muichiro's appearance which consists of multiple needles sticking out of him. Muichiro gets trapped by Gyokko's Blood Demon Art. He tells the civilians to get away as the fish continue to attack him. The swordsman manages to dodge the first onslaught of needles, but is forced to take multiple hits from a second attack of needles to protect Kozo and Kotetsu. The Demon summons a couple of fish Demons, which surprise Muichiro with Blood Demon Art: Thousand Needle Fish Kill and shower hundreds of sharp needles at him. Gyokko swiftly switches to yet another pot-appearing out of thin air on the ground-and expresses great irritation at Muichiro for destroying his artwork. He reappears in another pot on the shed’s roof and Muichiro notes his ability to switch between the pots, then slices up the one on the roof.
Muichiro protects Kozo and Kotetsu from the needles.Īggravated by his demonstration, Muichiro attacks Gyokko but he retreats into his pot before the Hashira cuts him.
Gyokko taunts them by their reactions and twists one of the swords, resulting in one of the swordsmiths screaming out in pain. The Demon starts describing the details of his work while a horrified Kozo and Kotetsu name the swordsmiths. He presents his “art” piece titled “Death Throes of the Smiths,” consisting of multiple mangled swordsmiths with blades pierced through their bodies. Gyokko introduces himself to Muichiro Tokito, Kozo Kanamori, and Kotetsu and asks for a moment before he kills them.
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