After falling ill, he tells Mansui and her brother the story of the Huashan Dolphin Demon. Among the four captured children, one hides a knife and prepares to resist, but dies before the story is finished. She was reluctant for her family to sell the heirloom buried in the backyard.
Starving corpse: an identity during the late Ming dynasty's thousand-mile journey
After falling ill, he tells Mansui and her brother the story of the Huashan Dolphin Demon. Among the four captured children, one hides a knife and prepares to resist, but dies before the story is finished. She was reluctant for her family to sell the heirloom buried in the backyard.
Sui Chapter 2: The Proposal for Reburial
After grandmother passed away, she was buried in the backyard. In Chapter 2 of the Sui arc, Mitsuho's father hopes to buy her a burial garment and coffin and rebury her, but disagrees with his wife over the cost.
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.