Demon Slayer: The Wind Will Bring a Message

A boy with white hair, red eyes, a maple-red haori, a small braid, and a streak of red in his bangs. As a Hashira-level member of the Demon Slayer Corps, he is the most elusive of them all. Apart from the Master and his Kasugai crow, no one knows where he is.

This Hashira seems to have a mansion, but compared to a quiet home where nothing ever changes, he prefers the free wind brushing past his ears as he drifts from place to place.

If you are lucky enough to be rescued by him when you encounter a demon, a gentle, soft breeze will wrap around you. His kind red eyes, warm as the setting autumn sun, will gaze upon you as his swift blade cuts down the demon. You will feel the warmth of having survived a brush with death.

“Good morning,” he says.

*This is a female-oriented story, I said female-oriented!

*You can think of him as Kazuha himself. In this setting, Kazuha is a mission-taker in small worlds. Though he is essentially just character data, who says character data can't do missions? (In fact, character data is even better suited to them.)

*As for Genshin Impact, the story takes place after all the Traveler's quests are over. The characters won't appear, except for the Friend. If you haven't played the game, don't worry.

*He will save people who were supposed to die, but Kazuha's identity as a mission-taker means he can't really do that freely. Saving someone's life inevitably comes at a cost, so his health may remain poor for a long time, but he's incredibly strong in a fight. (Haha, it's really just me indulging in some personal preferences.)

*There are tons of original details, and some events are made up. The timeline of Demon Slayer is also a little unclear, so please forgive any inconsistencies.

*He'll save Rengoku and Kanae, but Yuichiro and Tanjiro's family can't be saved because of the plot setup. QwQ