Reservoir Chronicle Tsubasa Season 1 Episode 22 - Watch Legally and Safely
Reservoir Chronicle Tsubasa: It seems the new breed of oni is the man that taught Syaoran to fight a man by the name of Seishirou. The appearance of someone from Syaoran's past troubles him through the night. The other slayers bring an unconscious Sakura back to the cafe. Worried about the situations that have been taking place the other slayers have agreed to take out the I1 oni who is the leader of all the rest to try and end these strange events. Fye assures them that while they look for the I1 oni Kurogane and Syaoran will find out information about the new breed oni and whether or not the new oni and the I1 oni are one and the same. Kurogane and Syaoran go to city hall to find out information on the new oni, the desk consultant assures them that there is no new oni. They proceed to ask her about the I1 oni but she refuses to give them any information, instead she gives them directions to a building where they can find information on the I1 oni. Inside the building they come across many treacherous oni in which Kurogane takes the lead in defeating considering Syaoran's sword skills have yet to be polished. In the top chamber of the building they meet two women by the names of Sumomo and Kotoko. Kotoko informs that the new breed of oni takes the form of a man but he is not the same man they saw the other night. It seems Seishirou is interfering with the plans of the I1 oni. Back at the cafe none other than Seishirou shows up looking for our oni slaying duo.
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