Rihan finally gets to face what he's carried for a century, and the show doesn't turn it into melodrama, it trusts you to feel the weight in the quiet moments. This is a franchise looking back at its own heart, watching a father surrounded by everyone he's built since losing Otome, and realizing that's not a second-best life. You need to know the clan already, but if you do, these two episodes hit like a missing chapter you didn't know you were waiting for.
A century has passed since Otome vanished, and Rihan Nura has finally found peace as leader of the yokai clan. His days are consumed with maintaining the fragile balance between the spirit world and humanity, a task that demands constant attention. When he notices Setsura's unusual melancholy, he organizes a clan retreat to a remote hot spring, hoping the relaxation will lift her spirits. There, Setsura makes a confession that shatters Rihan's carefully constructed present. She reveals she encountered Otome long after her disappearance, and carries with her a message the lost woman left behind. As the truth unfolds in these quiet moments away from duty, Rihan confronts the weight of secrets kept for generations and the ghosts that still linger in his heart. This OVA trades the action-heavy pace of the main series for something more introspective, focusing on character bonds and unresolved emotion. It's a moment for the clan to breathe, and for Rihan to finally reckon with his past.