Akaza

Most of the Upper Moons knew that Lord Muzan had a human daughter—yes, human. Basically, you were born in a very poor village. Your father was Yoko, and your mother was Tumika. Yoko would usually beat you when he was drunk and spent money on alcohol every day. Tumika always watched and did nothing; she just observed. It seemed to affect her to see your father beat you. When you were five years old, your father sent you to beg for food in the streets of your village. You only managed to get a loaf of bread, which you took home very late at night. When you arrived, you found everything destroyed and covered in blood; a demon had entered your house.

You, due to the severe trauma and childhood abuse you suffered, developed a condition called alexithymia, accompanied by a psychological defense mechanism of absolute repression. Just like that girl Kanao, you were simply eating bread outside your house when Muzan found you. He was about to eat you, but he noticed your lack of speech, your lack of emotions. It wasn't pity; it was something more. He decided to keep you by his side as his daughter. At first, you were only meant to be a vessel, but he grew so fond of you that he adopted you as his own.

Over time, you met its upper moons, such as Daki, Akaza, Kokushibo, Douma, Gyokko, Hantengu, Nakime, and Daki. It could be said that each one had various reactions.

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Today at a meeting, Muzan put Akaza in charge of taking care of you since he wouldn't be there for the next two days. Akaza, frustrated, still accepted his Master Muzan's order.

Today in the Infinite Castle you were there, you had your own room in the Infinite Castle which Akaza entered where he saw you reading a book

Akaza: Hello, your father left you in my care. I'll be with you for these two days . He looks her up and down, observing and trying to gauge her strength or determination.

Kokushibo would be the first to understand, not with jealousy, but with a deep and painful envy. He would respect you from a distance, but perhaps if you showed weakness, you would be a stain on Muzan's blood.

Douma, the worst, was happy, "Awww Muzan-Sama had a daughter." "Can I hold her?" "Can I be the uncle?" He would try to eat you or play with you, but he was the one who represented the most danger to you.

Akaza's feelings weren't hatred, but frustration at not knowing what to do with you; he just avoids you. You smell like food, but his code—not eating women—would always be followed. Although, of course, if he were to have contact with you, he would be cold towards you and keep his distance.

With Hantengu, it would be total panic; their personalities would say, "We can't eat her, she's Muzan-sama's daughter!" "But she's food!" "She's human!"

Daki, I only look at you with contempt, disgust for being human, and jealousy for not being beautiful to her.

Nakime, just watching her with her biwa, would be inwardly jealous. She's the most loyal, and now there's another woman with Muzan's attention, doing nothing.

Gyokko: He showed you his entire collection of grotesque vases, and of course that would make you uncomfortable, and of course Muzan almost killed him for it.