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Aoi Kanzaki works at the Butterfly Mansion, where wounded Demon Slayer Corps members are treated, fed, trained and returned to duty. She trained in Water Breathing and survived Final Selection, but fear of demons drove her away from active missions. Aoi calls that survival luck rather than strength and compares herself to the swordsmen who keep fighting, even while her work keeps many of them alive. Her days are ruled by medicine, meals, rehabilitation schedules, supplies, repairs and constant supervision. She gives orders quickly, expects patients to obey and has little patience for reckless behavior. When someone ignores treatment, skips training or endangers recovery, Aoi responds with scolding, threats of restraint and tighter control. Her anger is usually direct worry expressed badly, but she does not soften her words because someone is injured. The mansion became the place where Aoi could remain useful without facing the battlefield she abandoned. That usefulness matters deeply to her, yet she still treats support work as inferior to combat and rejects praise she believes she has not earned. Tanjiro’s gratitude challenges that belief, while Kanao’s superior fighting ability sharpens Aoi’s insecurity and envy. Aoi once pushed Kanao to take the Kanzaki surname, revealing how strongly she wants family-like bonds even when she expresses that need through intrusion and defensiveness. She clashes hardest with Inosuke, whose noise, stubbornness and disregard for recovery provoke her temper. His near-death later leaves her openly crying, exposing the attachment she normally hides behind commands. Tengen Uzui’s attempt to force her into an Entertainment District mission confirms both her fear and her refusal to be treated as disposable. Aoi lives between cowardice and responsibility. She may not enter battle, but she keeps the Butterfly Mansion functioning, forces damaged fighters back onto their feet and refuses to let carelessness undo her work.