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1) The Sincere Frozen Moon
Asagi and Tachibana, both Shinto exorcists, share a deep bond as lovers. Asagi, the head priest, hails from a lineage of priests who wield Heavenly Swords to combat evil spirits. Tachibana, his protective apprentice, becomes increasingly concerned when Asagi faints after using the Heavenly Sword. How can Tachibana safeguard the one he loves?
2) The Dangerous New Moon
Every day during his lunch break, Haruaki visits Ei, the priest. Haruaki shares his troubles with Ei, who values their companionship. Recently, Haruaki's boss has been criticizing his disheveled appearance at work. This seemingly minor issue escalates into something perilous.
3) The Heavenly Swords Bulletin
An extra section that delves into the details of the Heavenly Swords featured throughout the chapters.
4) Midday Mirage
Toranosuke is determined to avenge his older brother, who was devoured by the demon Shunjin. As a souleater, Shunjin can only be defeated by a divine sword. When the moment for Toranosuke's revenge arrives, will he be able to carry it out? Despite Shunjin being a monster, there is an inexplicable attraction between them. Could the demon slayer be falling for the demon? Can love triumph over revenge?
5-6) Half Moon Passing
Nanaki, the youngest of the Heavenly Swords, has lost his sword form. Without it, a void seal spreads across his body, threatening to make him vanish from the mortal world. Ninomiya, the eldest of the Swords, wishes to assist Nanaki in his search but struggles to express himself verbally. How can Ninomiya convey his sincerity to Nanaki?
7) Crescent Moon Mirage
This chapter continues the story of Toranosuke and Shunjin and ties up other loose ends.