What If Young Doma Were Taken in by the Demon Slayer Corps?

Reader advisory: No pairing for Doma; he is born with emotions; OOC; original headcanons; golden finger; the entire plot revolves around the protagonist. During the Edo period, a child with white hair and rainbow-colored eyes was born in Kyoto. His family keenly sensed an opportunity and asked the immortal question: “Could our child become a child model?” Absolutely. Guaranteed. The Lord of the Cult makes his dazzling debut. The child, already bewildered, grew more and more numb as he was raised. A turning point came when the Lord was eight. The Flame Hashira of the time arrived at the Eternal Paradise Cult’s shrine on a mission. She saw no “child of God” in him, only a child who had lost both parents. As the years passed, Doma naturally joined the Demon Slayer Corps and rose through the ranks to become the Ice Hashira. During one mission, he ran into Upper Rank Three. After a friendly chat, the Ice Hashira grew curious about the benefits at the Infinity Castle Group and asked a few more questions. Akaza mistakenly thought he was planning to switch sides. Mr. Akaza is the kind of demon you can count on: he’ll share his blood for real, and he’ll send you an offer for real, too. The author is secretly working hard in the real world. Doma has not only a golden finger, but all ten fingers, plus toes. In short, he’s an unaffiliated Upper Rank Two beyond Muzan’s control. The Demon Slayer Corps couldn’t bear to give up the Ice Hashira they had raised from childhood, so they treated Doma like a family heirloom and passed him down from generation to generation… He was born capable of feeling emotions, but an excessively distorted upbringing left him with an emotional disorder. After returning to a normal environment, he gradually learned to understand feelings, but they never controlled him or held him captive. He always lived among people as an observer, treating the world as a game. He would carry the teachings of the Paradise Cult to new heights: live with a peaceful heart, and never do anything you don’t want to