Invincible in the world, starting with the ghost curse

Time slowly passed as everyone discussed the next steps and unanimously decided to protect Nezuko with all their strength and prepare for the final battle. To this end, they began training the Pillars, giving all members of the Demon Slayer Corps a "conscience lesson" on each Pillar.

"So, this is the basic outline of the training. If you have no objections, just follow it."

Beimingyu put down the documents and clasped his hands together.

"Finally, it's about ourselves. All the Pillars must—"

“Join Seiichi Kamiya’s training!”

Kamiya Seiichi released his breath, and boom! It was as if the sky was falling. The huge pressure made all the pillars unable to move. Even their bones cracked when they forced themselves to move.

"Next, I will teach you all the various techniques, and I won't let you graduate until I'm satisfied."

Seiichi Kamiya spoke gently to everyone present.

Shimi's mouth widened and he couldn't help laughing. Things were starting to get interesting!

The training of the Pillars began in full swing. When the Demon Slayer Corps members heard the news, they were extremely excited at first. They had never dared to imagine that they could receive guidance from such a strong man as the Pillar.

But when the training actually began, it felt like hell. Every day they were exhausted and ached. There was no hope of passing the level. Only a few, after a period of training, could successfully advance to the next level.

In the first stage, the physical training of the sound column is already very gentle. It is just through weighted forward walking, push-ups, squats, climbing and other training that their potential is stimulated by exhausting their physical strength.

In the second level, Kasumizu Muichiro's speed training was to practice sparring with them directly with a wooden sword, and they were hit by the high-speed movements before they could see clearly.

The third level is the terrifying Love Pillar Kanroji. Although she is smiling, the flexibility training she does directly "helps" you become flexible. I think everyone in the school who has done sit-ups and splits knows how painful this is.

The fourth level is the correction of the sword path of the Snake Pillar Iguro. In a closed space, the swordsmen must fight against Iguro through a fixed sword-drawing route and constantly practice sword-swinging.

In the fifth level, the actual combat training of the Wind Pillar, Mushikawa Shigeya's fierce attack, is actually a bloody massacre by Shigeya's continuous attacks.

The sixth level, the rock pillar of Sorrowful Island, involves strength training, including but not limited to bearing the impact under the waterfall and pushing the huge rock. This is simply impossible!

The seventh and most terrifying stage was the comprehensive training with Yangzhu Kamiya Seiichi. Few people had arrived, eager to see the strongest member of the Demon Slayer Corps. But the moment they stepped into the courtyard with great anticipation, immense fear and pressure filled their bodies. The strong ones stood trembling, while the timid ones prostrated themselves.

The figure with his back to them seemed as if he could never be touched.

Only those Demon Slayer swordsmen who have passed the stress test will be given further training by Seiichi Kamiya.

If you can't accept this little bit of pressure, what will you do when facing the pressure of the rising moon?

As long as they passed this test, Kamiya Seiichi would teach them many practical combat techniques that would help them unleash their full potential. However, if they failed this test, it would mean that they couldn't even hold their sword steady in front of a powerful demon, let alone maintain their composure.

"What level are you at?"

"Hey, stop talking, I'm still being stabbed by Master Xiazhu..."

"The Rock Pillar's training is inhumane! I'm crying."

“Why don’t you speak?”

"I'm thinking, I must complete Master Yangzhu's training. It would be wonderful if I could be fortunate enough to be taught combat techniques by a master like him."