"So what you mean is, high-level cursed techniques like the Limitless Technique generally require a special constitution to learn?"
After hearing Satoru Gojo's explanation, Hawking was not particularly surprised.
There was nothing surprising about it. Just like ninjutsu in the Naruto World, many powerful ninjutsu also required special constitutions to use.
For example, Kekkei Genkai Ninjutsu, inherited techniques from different bloodlines, and so on.
But in truth, as long as one understood the fundamental principles behind these techniques, it was not necessarily impossible to replicate them. The only reason they could not be replicated was that their principles had not been understood thoroughly enough.
Although cursed techniques were not ninjutsu and belonged to this world's power system, as long as they fell within the scope of mystical arts, he felt that they shared common ground with magic, ninjutsu, and Kidō at their core.
With his current store of knowledge and understanding of mystical arts, it would not be impossible for him to reproduce cursed techniques with a little research.
Besides, his goal had always been to understand the principles behind these cursed techniques and incorporate them into his existing system of mystical arts.
"That's right. In the Jujutsu World, cursed techniques are generally divided into two types: innate cursed techniques and non-innate cursed techniques.
"Other than a few exceptions, non-innate cursed techniques can basically be learned by any Sorcerer willing to spend enough time. However, most of these techniques are not very powerful and are mainly used for support.
"Such as various Barrier Techniques and various non-innate Shikigami.
"Innate cursed techniques refer to techniques that Sorcerers possess from birth. They are usually inherited through bloodlines, such as those of The Big Three Families and certain Sorcerer clans, though there are also special cases of spontaneous awakenings.
"If properly developed, every