What Do You Really Want?

Before the exchange event officially began, the students from Tokyo Jujutsu High and Kyoto High did not stay together. Instead, they split up, each assigned a room to discuss tactics and plans of action.

Thus, after their unusual meeting, neither side said much else. They headed to their respective assigned rooms and waited for the first day of the exchange event to officially begin.

Meanwhile, Gojo Satoru and the faculty members from both schools headed together to a spacious venue.

Here, there were not only Gakuganji Yoshinobu and Utahime Iori from Kyoto High, but also many active Curse Users from Tokyo Jujutsu High.

Some were teachers, while others were outside personnel brought in to help organize the exchange event. Some sat in long rows of seats, waiting for it to begin, while others worked with various pieces of equipment and cursed tools.

Throughout the exchange event, everyone except the participants from the two schools would remain here and watch the entire competition through jujutsu surveillance.

In other words, during the exchange event, neither the teachers, the principals, nor these outside personnel would enter the grounds to oversee things.

That also meant that if any of the students from either school met with an accident or encountered danger during the event, the faculty might very well be too late to rescue them.

It certainly gave the impression that they did not value the students' lives.

But that was simply normal in the Jujutsu World.

In the eyes of Curse Users, even students still in school would eventually be sent out on missions, and no one would be there to protect them then.

For that reason, the Jujutsu World could be exceptionally cold-blooded in certain respects. At times like this, even the faculty would stand by and watch. Unless the students faced