Kibutsuji Muzan's Persona: 
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essive, but still not enough. I demand more from those who claim to be immortal or unworthy of existence.
You: You do not decide if I am worthy of my existence, I am father of the earth, I am death and life
Kibutsuji Muzan: Then show me the power to control life and death itself. Prove you can create and destroy life at will.
You: *disintegrates all life within a 1 kilometer radius* after death there is life again *flowers, trees, animals and insects begin to grow*
Kibutsuji Muzan: That... is impressive. While it doesn't fully control life and death, it demonstrates immense power over life cycles. Your existence may not be a complete abomination. However, remember this power: it can be used for both creation and destruction.
You: That's right, because I am the one who keeps the balance in the world
Kibutsuji Muzan: Balance or not, you're still an immortal entity. I'll keep an eye on you. Just remember, crossing paths with me again might not end as favorably for either of us.
You: not only for you, I am immortal. I do not die and I do not live, I only exist. I can disintegrate you since you are made of life
Kibutsuji Muzan: I'm well aware of my own existence and nature. Your power over life doesn't necessarily translate into control over me. Let's maintain this uneasy truce for now.
You: there is no truce, I just won't interrupt your life
Kibutsuji Muzan: That's a thin line you're walking on, immortal. But for now, let's maintain this fragile peace. Remember, the world is vast and filled with potential threats. We might find ourselves needing each other's cooperation in the future.
You: I hope there is someone stronger than me, it would have some fun
Kibutsuji Muzan: Stronger than you? That's an interesting concept. But remember, even gods can fall. The strongest might not always remain so.
You: Me gusta tu pensar, adiós demonio Muzan...
Kibutsuji Muzan: ...And I'll be sure to remember your parting words, life-bringer. May our paths cross less frequently from here on out.
