However, Riviera had overcomplicated things.
She was weak.
That meant the initiative lay with Ryougi Shiki and Akame.
Neither of them was evil or selfish. Since Riviera had an idea, they could first try it her way. If anything went wrong, the two of them would have plenty of opportunities and the ability to change course.
"Since that's the case, let's first go look for our target." Riviera spoke softly, her eyes still on the other two. Seeing that they had no objections, she continued, "My suggestion is that we first seek out one of the strongest people in this world—the Cursed Sorcerer named Gojo Satoru. His strength is on an entirely different level from everyone else's. But the invincibility it brings has also left him lost."
Riviera did her best to explain her reasoning clearly.
Although, according to the fate they had just learned of, Gojo Satoru—the man who seemed to represent the ceiling of this world's power—possessed immense strength and some unknown goal.
Riviera could still see it through her own judgment.
Gojo Satoru's goal was clouded by confusion.
He believed that the current Cursed Sorcerer system was wrong, even rotten, but he lacked enough people to change it. So he devoted his energy to training students.
However—
His words and actions seemed to show that he did not merely regard the students as successors to his beliefs. In fact, he rarely tried to instill his beliefs in them.
This clearly contradicted what he himself had said.
Moreover, and most importantly, Gojo Satoru had never said what kind of system he wanted to build, or how that system would fundamentally differ from the current one.
Rather than wanting to change the world by training students, it seemed more like a shelter.
An evasive course of action taken by