He scratched his head and loudly mocked Yuki Tsukumo, "This is the person you said was trustworthy? He even resorted to kidnapping, and he's spreading rumors about me!"
Yuki Tsukumo burst out laughing. "Isn't this pretty interesting?" "It's not interesting at all!" Satoru Gojo complained loudly.
Such an openly brazen kidnapping instead suggested that Utahime Iori would definitely be fine. No one worried about her safety. Besides, their previous discussion had established that Mahito was not the sort to kill people casually, so they could still leisurely trade jabs.
This was merely an excuse; everyone understood that. Tengen said gravely, "Be careful, Satoru Gojo—the King of Curses has come for you."
What did it feel like to be outwitted by a ditzy girl?
One day earlier, Kyoto, Japan.
Utahime Iori walked down the street, mulling over the information she had received from Satoru Gojo.
It had been during the sister-school exchange event. While the students were fighting for their lives, Satoru Gojo had approached her during the intermission and told her with a smile:
There was a spy in either the Tokyo or Kyoto school.
This was not a question. It was not that there might be a spy, but a certainty that there was one. Satoru Gojo had told her so.
He would handle Tokyo, but he needed information from Kyoto. Thus, he hoped to borrow Utahime Iori's help to uncover Kyoto's mole.
Although she looked down on Satoru Gojo immensely, Utahime Iori had accepted the task despite her sharp tongue. This was, after all, a serious matter. She had no reason to refuse.
Her first target was Yoshinobu Gakuganji.
He was the principal of Kyoto Jujutsu High. Unlike ordinary schools, schools that trained sorcerers were nominally regular schools and even issued diplomas. In reality, however, they were supernatural