It seems Miyauchi Hiyage had some idea about the situation regarding those powers.
"Judging by what you said, it looks like we can really look forward to their growth in the future," Satoru Gojo swept his gaze over the two girls, and after a moment, returned it to his other students.
Megumi Fushiguro used his Cursed Technique to summon two Divine Dogs.
The attack and defense power of these Divine Dogs were not actually very strong, but they could still help him block the attacks of those swords.
The two dogs took turns using Cursed Energy and claws to counter those swords, and Megumi Fushiguro's own close-quarters combat was not too bad either, making it relatively easy for him to deal with these swords.
As for Yuji Itadori, who came next, it went without saying that his dynamic vision and physique were naturally the best among everyone present.
He was only thinking about snatching a few longer swords to use, and even though he lacked specialized training, he had many redundant movements when dodging these swords, which made him look somewhat reckless.
By this time, Nobara Kugisaki, who had been the most defiant at the start, had instead become the one lagging farthest behind.
After all, rural sorcerers like them were not like Megumi Fushiguro, who grew up alongside Satoru Gojo; even if they hadn't seen various messy moves and techniques with their own eyes, they would have heard Satoru Gojo talk about them.
At the same time, she wasn't like Yuji Itadori, who was a newborn calf unafraid of tigers.
Precisely because she understood a little bit but didn't quite understand fully, when she saw Miyauchi Hiyage standing so ordinarily on the ground, casually waving a hand, and then pulling off such a large-scale Cursed Technique she had never