Labios Silenciosos, Furia Demoníaca
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Ongoing, First published May 20, 2026

Una red de afectos inesperados se despliega en esta historia. Una mujer lucha por expresar sus sentimientos, anhelando una conexión con Giyu Tomioka. Mientras enseña a Inosuke Hashibira a leer y escribir, descubre dinámicas sorprendentes y sus extraños requerimientos. Paralelamente, un peligroso interés se revela cuando Muzan Kibutsuji busca obsesivamente a una camarera, inexplicablemente obsesionado con protegerla. Deseos y violencia se entrelazan en un mundo donde incluso un rey demonio puede verse cautivado por una conexión improbable. ¿Qué secretos se esconden en sus encuentros?
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