Jujutsu Kaisen: Ten Shadows Sorcerer, Reincarnated
Chapter 70

"The Migrators" Complete

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"If you can, find your own belongings sooner, Ito."

Ever since I was little, I had always been weak and alone.

Whether in elementary school, middle school, high school, or university—even after finding a job—I had always gone through life alone.

Be a good person. Be someone of value. I had heard those words so many times that I could no longer count them, yet I still did as they said—

Even though everyone struggled to survive, dangers completely unlike anything before could still descend upon you. What I had imagined were merely sudden illnesses, incurable cancers—or something similar.

But...

Ever since I witnessed a corpse walk out of the morgue, everything in this world had changed.

Strange things were everywhere—things phones could not capture, yet could be seen directly... Things called cursed spirits had nearly killed me.

And then... there were curse users—and that man.

Ito Mamoru looked at the enormous white figure before him, and at Yuta Okkotsu, who had been blasted away by the "cold wind" swung out by the four-armed man in the distance immediately after Mahoraga appeared. He lay amid the rubble, his entire body frozen.

"Okkotsu!!!"

Ito scrambled and crawled toward Okkotsu—Rika was fiercely shielding Okkotsu's body, but under the extreme cold, Okkotsu's vital signs were rapidly fading.

"Cough... cough cough... Ito, run..."

Ito pressed his hands together, and cursed energy burst from his body in an instant. Yuta Okkotsu, who was using the Reverse Cursed Technique, appeared beside Okkotsu and placed both palms on his body.

The energy of the Reverse Cursed Technique flowed into Okkotsu. The ice coating his body melted away at a visible rate. Then Ito Mamoru turned around—

A white fist appeared before his eyes.

BOOM!!!

Mahoraga had appeared in Sendai.

The instant Okkotsu sensed Sukuna's overwhelming cursed energy,

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