Chapter Summaries

Dazai and Chūya agreed to let Kamiki Yūhaku confront the government while secretly arranging support to give him a chance to survive. Kamiki rejected Fyodor’s offer to cooperate, reunited with Little Crow, and the government concealed the explosion at the underground facility as an accident.

• Dazai asked Chūya to give Kamiki a reason to live and explained how the Agency, the Port Mafia, and Ango could help him afterward.
• Chūya agreed to Dazai’s plan to let Kamiki fight the government and intervene if he survived.
• Fyodor offered to distract Yokohama’s organizations in exchange for Kamiki keeping his plans secret, but Kamiki refused to trust him.
• Kamiki found Little Crow, promised they would live peacefully together after everything was over, and sheltered with it in an abandoned shipping container.
• The government described the underground facility explosion as an electrical accident, and the suspicious facility remained hidden from the public.

Kamiki Yūhaku warned Dazai that Fyodor was behind the ability user killings, prompting Dazai to realize Kamiki intended to confront him. The chapter explained Kamiki’s investigation into the government’s erasure of evidence and ended with Mori Ougai walking through Yokohama with a little girl.

• Dazai and Kunikida found Kamiki Yūhaku, who accepted their payment before warning them to watch out for Fedya.
• Dazai told Ango Sakaguchi that Kamiki might be moving against Fyodor to force him to reveal information he cared about.
• Kamiki recalled discovering that evidence of Shibusawa’s rampages disappeared, leading him to suspect a government organization could erase records.
• Kamiki had joined the Rats in the House of the Dead to investigate the organization and obtain information from Fyodor, but planned to disrupt Fyodor’s schemes to make him talk.
• Mori Ougai walked through Yokohama with a little girl, who asked when they would reach the pastry shop.

Mori Ougai found Kamiki Yūhaku’s warning to beware of the police just before his car exploded, then Kamiki encountered Fyodor Dostoevsky while feeding his crow. Fyodor revealed that Ango Sakaguchi was supposedly the head of the Number Seven Agency, but Kamiki doubted him.

• Mori Ougai found a playing card from Kamiki Yūhaku warning him to beware of the police, and his car exploded moments later.
• Mori Ougai blamed Alice for the explosion when a police officer questioned him, while watching the officer closely.
• Kamiki Yūhaku fed his crow in Yokohama Forest Park until the birdseed seller ushered him out, and Fyodor Dostoevsky confronted him at gunpoint.
• Kamiki Yūhaku accused Fyodor Dostoevsky of disrupting his plans, and Fyodor said the Number Seven Agency had erased evidence of the French Concession explosion and artificial ability experiments.
• Fyodor Dostoevsky claimed Ango Sakaguchi headed the Number Seven Agency and had used its power to clean Dazai’s record.
• Kamiki Yūhaku doubted that Ango Sakaguchi was the agency’s head and said Fyodor could not even make up a lie.

Ango Sakaguchi uncovered the Number Seven Agency’s plan to eliminate Kamiki Yūhaku and rushed to find him. He found Yūhaku waiting in a park and pulled him away without explaining why.

• Kamiki Yūhaku’s crow suddenly flew off, leaving him worried as he searched for it.
• Ango Sakaguchi secretly used a representative’s identity card to access the Number Seven Agency’s files.
• Ango Sakaguchi found a video of young Kamiki Yūhaku with Chiba Kambei and a document outlining a plan to eliminate Yūhaku.
• Ango Sakaguchi copied the files and left the Special Division to find Kamiki Yūhaku.
• Kamiki Yūhaku waited for his crow at a park, where Ango Sakaguchi grabbed his wrist and hurried him away.

Kamiki Yūhaku learned that Little Crow had gone to the Number Seven Agency after hearing the signal that meant his game of hide-and-seek with Dr. Kōbe was over. He set out to save Little Crow, and after Ango Sakaguchi secretly left him his identity card, Kamiki Yūhaku considered how to enter the Agency.

• Ango Sakaguchi played Kamiki Yūhaku a recording from the Number Seven Agency, and Kamiki Yūhaku recognized it as the signal ending Little Crow’s game with Dr. Kōbe.
• Kamiki Yūhaku realized Little Crow had flown to the Number Seven Agency to find Dr. Kōbe and decided to rescue him despite Ango Sakaguchi’s warning that it was a trap.
• Ango Sakaguchi used a tracker he had planted on an Agency agent to show Kamiki Yūhaku the Number Seven Agency’s location.
• Ango Sakaguchi asked Kamiki Yūhaku to come back alive, apologized for failing to save him and Odasaku, then left his identity card behind.
• Kamiki Yūhaku reflected on his choice to resist fate and examined Ango Sakaguchi’s identity card, realizing it could not grant him entry to the Number Seven Agency.

Kamiki Yūhaku learned that Chiba Kōbe had secretly tried to secure a government apology for him before the Number Seven Agency destroyed the evidence and arranged Chiba Kōbe’s death. As Yūhaku mourned, the Number Seven Agency used recordings and a vision of Chiba Kōbe to lure Little Crow into a trap.

• Kamiki Yūhaku opened Ango Sakaguchi’s files and found a video of Chiba Kōbe and messages showing that Chiba Kōbe had urged the government to apologize to him.
• Kamiki Yūhaku learned that the Number Seven Agency had engineered the attack on Chiba Kōbe, erased the evidence, and captured Mushitarō Oguri to destroy the remaining records.
• Kamiki Yūhaku wept over the video and murmured that Chiba Kōbe had not abandoned him, blaming himself for failing to hold on to anything.
• The Number Seven Agency decided to capture a suspected ability animal, Little Crow, to study and potentially use in warfare.
• The Number Seven Agency played Chiba Kōbe’s game-ending signal and showed Little Crow a three-dimensional image of him, luring the crow toward a trap prepared with an electrified, anesthetic net.

Kamiki Yūhaku rescued Little Crow from a government trap and comforted the bird while grieving Dr. Kōbe. The Number Seven Agency hired the Hunting Dogs to capture him, but Jōno Saigiku and Ōkura Teruko recognized Little Crow’s scent inside the headquarters and gave chase.

• Kamiki Yūhaku killed the men who had tried to trap Little Crow after their hologram malfunctioned.
• Kamiki Yūhaku reunited with Little Crow, admitted he missed Dr. Kōbe, and promised not to let the crow suffer as he had.
• The head of the Number Seven Agency arranged for the Hunting Dogs to eliminate Kamiki Yūhaku and capture Little Crow.
• Ōkura Teruko and Jōno Saigiku took over the mission and discussed the government’s orders as they left the agency headquarters.
• Jōno Saigiku detected the smell of blood and a chick, and Ōkura Teruko realized Little Crow was nearby.
• Ōkura Teruko and Jōno Saigiku hurried after the young man they suspected was carrying Little Crow.

Jōno Saigiku and Ōkura Teruko confronted Kamiki Yūhaku inside the Number Seven Agency headquarters, where his attacks disrupted Jōno’s senses and injured the agency’s senior staff. They restrained Kamiki, but noticed he was bleeding heavily and might not survive five hours.

• Jōno Saigiku tracked Kamiki Yūhaku to a conference room by the lingering smell of blood and found him hiding above the ceiling.
• Kamiki Yūhaku trapped the Number Seven Agency personnel inside and disrupted Jōno Saigiku’s senses by collapsing the ceiling and unleashing crows.
• Kamiki Yūhaku grabbed the Number Seven Agency head, but Ōkura Teruko broke through the sealed door and arrived with Jōno Saigiku.
• Jōno Saigiku and Ōkura Teruko fought Kamiki Yūhaku, bound his arms with a chain, and suspended him from a ceiling beam.
• Jōno Saigiku warned that Kamiki Yūhaku might not survive five hours, and Ōkura Teruko saw that blood was pooling beneath him.

Kamiki Yūhaku trapped the Number Seven Agency underground with its defenses sealed, intending to make its people experience the helplessness he had endured, even if he died with them. As the Hunting Dogs tried to escape, Jōno Saigiku confronted him about his crimes, and Kamiki asked whether the government would have had reason to arrest him if it had never experimented on him.

• Jōno Saigiku realized Kamiki Yūhaku had deliberately left himself only hours to live, while the sealed headquarters’ occupants feared they would suffocate without outside air or communications.
• Kamiki Yūhaku explained that he had sealed the headquarters so its people would feel unable to resist, and Ōkura Teruko and Jōno Saigiku left him to find a way out.
• Kamiki Yūhaku followed them through the headquarters with a crow as his blood-powered ability grew stronger, while the frightened occupants still called him B Zero.
• Ōkura Teruko and Jōno Saigiku failed to break the reinforced exit, and Kamiki Yūhaku said he could not deactivate the defenses because they had been triggered through an automatic emergency program.
• Jōno Saigiku tried to negotiate by listing the harm Kamiki Yūhaku had caused during his years in the Port Mafia, and Kamiki asked whether those crimes would exist if the government had not experimented on him.

Kamiki Yūhaku explained his revenge and revealed that breaching the Number Seven Agency’s main door would trigger its self-destruct system. Fukuchi Ōchi and Suehiro Tetchō broke into the sealed headquarters while Jōno Saigiku realized the danger, and he began questioning whether Kamiki’s crow was truly the companion described in his file.

• Kamiki Yūhaku told Jōno Saigiku that he would become a villain and blamed the government for making him that way.
• Ōkura Teruko and Jōno Saigiku waited inside the sealed agency as the oxygen supply dwindled and their signals remained cut off.
• Fukuchi Ōchi and Suehiro Tetchō found the underground entrance and broke through its reinforced door to reach the headquarters.
• Jōno Saigiku heard the Hunting Dogs outside and realized that opening the main door would trigger the agency’s self-destruct system.
• Kamiki Yūhaku said he had placed others in a hopeless situation so they would die with him.
• Jōno Saigiku questioned whether the crow Kamiki Yūhaku was feeding was really the companion from his file, since Kamiki showed it no affection.

Kamiki Yūhaku triggered the Number Seven Agency’s self-destruct, but Little Crow returned to him before the explosion. After the Hunting Dogs escaped the collapsed building, Ango Sakaguchi and Chūya Nakahara searched the ruins and found Kamiki buried beneath the rubble.

• Kamiki Yūhaku explained that he had planned to die with Little Crow, but the crow flew back to him as the self-destruct countdown ended.
• The Number Seven Agency exploded, and Kamiki shielded Little Crow as flames engulfed them.
• Fukuchi Ōchi, Ōkura Teruko, Jōno Saigiku, and Suehiro Tetchō escaped the rubble and left to report the losses.
• Ango Sakaguchi tracked Kamiki Yūhaku through a transmitter and began digging through the wreckage.
• Chūya Nakahara used his ability to lift the rubble, allowing Ango Sakaguchi to find Kamiki alive beneath the stones with Little Crow in his arms.

Ango and Chūya found Kamiki Yūhaku alive in the rubble, and Akiko revived him while Taneda helped shield Ango from government accusations. A week later, Taneda reflected on Yūhaku and the Number Seven Agency’s destruction as Yūhaku escaped Japan by ship with Little Crow; after Recognition reached 100%, he agreed to continue filling in another character profile.

• Ango and Chūya found Kamiki Yūhaku breathing beneath the rubble, and Akiko used her ability to bring him back.
• Taneda arrived with the Military Police, and Ango documented suspicious parts of the wreckage as they cleared it.
• A week later, Taneda defended the Armed Detective Agency against a government official’s accusations and told Ango the agency would not investigate the incident’s victims.
• Taneda revealed that he had once corresponded with Yūhaku and had tried to conceal their connection, while Ango apologized for the outcome.
• Kamiki Yūhaku traveled aboard a smuggling ship with Little Crow and told a smuggler that he was friends with a Port Mafia executive.
• After Recognition reached 100%, Yūhaku agreed to continue filling in the next character profile, [Non-Human Jujutsu Sorcerer].

Kamiki Yūhaku, a Special Grade Cursed Spirit who had escaped the higher-ups’ control, wandered through Tokyo and watched people’s negative emotions give rise to a curse. Satoru Gojo sent Yuji Itadori, Nobara Kugisaki, and Megumi Fushiguro to find him, and the search began.

• Kamiki Yūhaku watched a man beat a woman outside a hotel, then saw a Cursed Spirit emerge from her blood after the crowd speculated that the place was cursed.
• Kamiki Yūhaku watched an angry office worker run across a red light and get struck by a car, then left the scene and sat in a park to eat another apple.
• Satoru Gojo told Yuji Itadori, Nobara Kugisaki, and Megumi Fushiguro that the higher-ups had ordered him to catch their new teacher, who had escaped.
• Satoru Gojo revealed that the escaped teacher was a male Special Grade Cursed Spirit with chains on his wrists, whose non-offensive Cursed Technique made him less dangerous.
• Yuji Itadori, Nobara Kugisaki, and Megumi Fushiguro split up with Satoru Gojo to search for Kamiki Yūhaku.

Yuji Itadori found Kamiki Yūhaku, the escaped Special Grade Cursed Spirit, and followed him through the streets while learning that he could foresee the future. Satoru Gojo arrived and took Kamiki back to Jujutsu High, while Kamiki offered to tell him a prophecy.

• Yuji Itadori found Kamiki Yūhaku sitting in a park with chains on his wrist and called Satoru Gojo after recognizing him as the target.
• Kamiki used his Cursed Technique to warn Yuji about danger, but Yuji followed him and narrowly dodged a car driven by someone who had been drinking.
• Yuji questioned whether Kamiki had deliberately misled him about where to stand, and Kamiki reminded him not to trust a Cursed Spirit.
• Satoru Gojo arrived, recognized Kamiki, and insisted on taking him back to Jujutsu High.
• Kamiki offered to trade Satoru a prophecy, saying he had been released after making one about him.

Satoru Gojo brought Kamiki Yūhaku to Jujutsu High, where he explained that Yūhaku’s Prophecy made him a valuable but dangerous Special Grade Cursed Spirit. Gojo then visited Yūhaku in confinement, and Yūhaku recalled their past meetings, including Gojo’s question about Suguru Geto.

• Satoru Gojo took Kamiki Yūhaku back to Jujutsu High, where the teachers and students were waiting.
• Satoru Gojo explained that Kamiki Yūhaku’s Prophecy let him see futures and predict disasters, making greedy sorcerers vulnerable to his predictions.
• Megumi Fushiguro and Satoru Gojo discussed how the higher-ups had kept Yūhaku despite a false prophecy leading to the deaths of young sorcerers.
• Kamiki Yūhaku saw that his Recognition had reached 52% while he sat in the talisman-covered room.
• Satoru Gojo visited Kamiki Yūhaku and recalled that he had met him as a child and later asked whether Suguru Geto remained in his future.

Satoru Gojo questioned Kamiki Yūhaku about the limits of his foresight, and Kamiki warned him of a Cursed Womb at Eishu Juvenile Detention Center. Masamichi Yaga recognized Kamiki as a former Jujutsu High student who was believed to have died, leaving Satoru wondering how he became a Cursed Spirit.

• Satoru Gojo deduced that Kamiki Yūhaku's foresight had limits, and Kamiki confirmed that his prophecies could still influence people without guaranteeing the future.
• Kamiki Yūhaku warned Satoru Gojo not to leave Tokyo and predicted a Cursed Womb would appear at Eishu Juvenile Detention Center.
• Masamichi Yaga met Kamiki Yūhaku and recalled that he had been a prophet and student at Jujutsu High before dying in an ambush by Cursed Spirits.
• Kamiki Yūhaku answered an unasked question while looking at empty air, and Masamichi Yaga explained that Kamiki struggled to distinguish the present from the future he foresaw.
• Masamichi Yaga told Satoru Gojo that school records from more than thirty years ago listed Kamiki Yūhaku as a student, prompting Satoru to ask whether Kamiki had once been human.

Satoru Gojo investigated Kamiki Yūhaku’s past and found that the former Jujutsu High student was a deceased Special Grade prophet whose file contained unexplained gaps. Kamiki warned an assistant supervisor that he would die on a mission the next day, while memories revealed the Kamiki Clan had feared his Prophecy technique and treated him with hostility.

• Kamiki Yūhaku predicted an explosion at the training ground, and Satoru Gojo learned that he had glimpsed the event through a future conversation.
• Yuji Itadori accidentally damaged the training ground while sparring with Nobara Kugisaki, and Satoru Gojo later searched the school archives for Kamiki’s records.
• Satoru Gojo found Kamiki’s file, which identified him as a deceased seventeen-year-old Special Grade prophet but omitted his missions and cause of death.
• Kamiki threw a pebble at an assistant supervisor to stop him from stepping on a collapsing stair, then predicted the man would die at noon the next day when help failed to arrive.
• Kamiki’s memories revealed that the Kamiki Clan considered Prophecy a taboo and treated him coldly because they believed its appearance foretold the clan’s destruction.

Kamiki Yūhaku recalled how his mother blamed him for her fate after he foresaw her sacrifice, while Satoru Gojo investigated whether Yūhaku had warned an assistant manager about a deadly mission. Gojo questioned Yūhaku’s influence and learned more about his past from Masamichi Yaga before receiving an urgent mission in Hokkaido.

• Kamiki Yūhaku remembered his mother begging him to stay hidden, then cursing him after he foresaw her standing on a sacrificial altar.
• Satoru Gojo suspected Kamiki Yūhaku had prophesied danger to an assistant manager who skipped a mission where three assistant managers were killed.
• Satoru Gojo realized he had begun considering whether Yūhaku’s prophecies could prevent deaths, while Yūhaku argued that weaker people needed ways to survive beyond strength.
• Satoru Gojo asked Masamichi Yaga about Yūhaku, and Yaga said Kamiki had attended Jujutsu High for less than six months before being registered as dead.
• Satoru Gojo received an assignment to investigate a suspected Special Grade Cursed Spirit in Hokkaido.

Kamiki Yūhaku left Jujutsu High while Satoru Gojo was away and followed a prophecy to a sewer, where he met the Special Grade Cursed Spirit Mahito. After learning about Mahito’s human experiments, Kamiki questioned whether Mahito had only recently been born.

• Satoru Gojo left for an assignment in Hokkaido and told Masamichi Yaga to watch over the first-years.
• Kamiki Yūhaku left Jujutsu High while Gojo and Yaga were away, and Gojo decided to postpone pursuing him until he returned.
• Kamiki saw a prophecy involving a bullied boy and a stitched-faced Special Grade Cursed Spirit, then entered a nearby sewer to find the curse.
• Kamiki met Mahito among his human experiments, introduced himself, and watched Mahito explain how he changed people by altering their souls.
• Kamiki questioned Mahito about his experiments and asked whether he was a newly born Special Grade Cursed Spirit.

After meeting Mahito, Kamiki Yūhaku encountered Suguru Geto, who tried to capture him for his Cursed Spirit Manipulation, but Kamiki revealed formidable Cursed Energy and fought back. A week later, Satoru Gojo returned to Jujutsu High and learned that Yuji Itadori had died on a mission and Kamiki had fought a Curse User, leaving Gojo furious.

• Kamiki Yūhaku told Mahito he was a curse born from humanity’s fear of the future and said his Prophecy technique let him see Mahito’s future.
• Kamiki Yūhaku met Suguru Geto on an overpass, learned Geto wanted to use him as an asset, and was engulfed by Geto’s Cursed Spirits.
• Kamiki Yūhaku destroyed Geto’s attacking Cursed Spirits with his vast Cursed Energy and challenged him to trust a Cursed Spirit.
• After a week away in Hokkaido, Satoru Gojo returned to Jujutsu High and learned Yuji Itadori had died at the Eishu Juvenile Detention Center.
• Satoru Gojo also learned Kamiki Yūhaku had fought an unidentified Curse User, and Shoko Ieiri found Gojo in a furious mood.