Among the estates of the Hashiras, the Tomioka Mansion was the most simplistic.

It lacked any splendor, unlike the Western-style architecture seen in the Kanroji Mansion. Nor did it serve a dual purpose as the Butterfly Mansion did, which functioned as a recovery base for injured slayers.

His mansion mirrored his persona: blandly plain. But none of that mattered to Giyu. He couldn't care less about what others thought of him.

Inside the living room, he sat in seiza on the tatami mats, his eyes closed. He was meditating.

For someone with no friends like him, who barely interacted with his colleagues, it was one of his ways to kill time.