Jujutsu Kaisen: Does the Raiden Ei Also Have to Fight Sukuna?
Chapter 33

Suguru Geto Burned Out

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In the original story.

Satoru Gojo had easily slaughtered his way through the Jujutsu Higher-Ups, encountering little resistance throughout.

That might have led many to believe that the Jujutsu Higher-Ups were utterly weak.

But weakness was relative.

To Satoru Gojo, the Jujutsu Higher-Ups were indeed weak.

But to Suguru Geto, the Jujutsu Higher-Ups were terrifying.

Especially now, when nearly all of them had mobilized, they were even more frightening.

After all, Naobito Zenin alone was almost comparable to Toji Fushiguro.

That meant the Jujutsu Higher-Ups—at least the heads of the Three Great Families—

almost all possessed combat power on par with Special Grade Sorcerers.

And even if the rest were inferior to the heads of the three great families, they would not be far behind.

They definitely possessed the strength of weaker Special Grade Sorcerers or top-tier Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerers.

Coupled with their vast numbers, their experience accumulated over the years,

and several Special-Grade Cursed Tools,

such a massive force was more than Suguru Geto could withstand.

Even Satoru Gojo would have had a headache dealing with them for a while.

Therefore, Suguru Geto's fate in this battle had been sealed.

He could not possibly defeat so many Jujutsu Higher-Ups.

Suguru Geto had long understood that outcome.

As the Jujutsu Higher-Ups began to show their strength one after another,

the "hundred demons" Suguru Geto had summoned were swiftly destroyed as well.

On a battlefield of this intensity, the only ones who could contribute were Suguru Geto himself and his Special-Grade Curse, the illusory Tamamo-no-Mae.

Yet even Suguru Geto and the Special-Grade Curse Tamamo-no-Mae

were steadily driven back under the encirclement.

Their defeat and death were only matters of time.

Having long resolved himself to die, Suguru Geto no longer hesitated.

He directly recalled his illusory Special-Grade Curse, Tamamo-no-Mae.

Then he unleashed his ultimate move.

Using the illusory Special-Grade Curse Tamamo-no-Mae as a base, he transformed the Special-Grade Curse into a gigantic vortex.

Terrifying cursed energy erupted without the slightest reservation at that moment.

It was the ultimate killing move of Suguru Geto's innate technique, Cursed Spirit Manipulation.

"Maximum: Uzumaki!"

It gathered all cursed spirits into one, abandoning the diverse abilities of the many cursed spirits.

In exchange, it gained the most extreme burst of raw power.

Its drawback was that it had no special mechanics.

Its advantage was that its numbers were maxed out.

And this was Suguru Geto's true life-or-death move.

After all, before these old bastards among the Higher-Ups, the hundred-demon cursed spirits from Suguru Geto's Cursed Spirit Manipulation were useless anyway.

They would only be easily dealt with by those old bastards because they were spread too thin.

Since that was the case, he might as well gather all his power together.

And give these old bastards one hell of an explosion!

In short, Suguru Geto truly burned himself out at this moment.

And as Suguru Geto burned himself out, on another battlefield,

Ronawa was burning herself out as well.

The battlefield on the outskirts of Tokyo.

Ronawa pushed Thousand Hands, Hundred Eyes to its limit.

Its unbeatable perception could capture nearly every movement Satoru Gojo made.

It could even see through the flow of Satoru Gojo's cursed energy, allowing for a certain degree of prediction.

At the same time, Thousand Hands gripped the Death Feather Sword and frantically slashed at Satoru Gojo.

The frequency and power of the slashes were both nearly comparable to Ryomen Sukuna's.

An ordinary Special Grade Sorcerer would have been chopped into mincemeat by Ronawa.

But unfortunately, the opponent Ronawa faced was named Satoru Gojo.

In the face of Ronawa's Thousand Hands, Hundred Eyes, Satoru Gojo showed it considerable respect.

The Limitless Technique was fully activated. No matter how dense Thousand Hands, Hundred Eyes' slashes became, they could not cross that defense known as "Infinity."

At the same time, Satoru Gojo raised a hand and unleashed his technique: Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue!

As Satoru Gojo lifted his hand, a blue sphere formed in his palm, created by compressing an enormous amount of cursed energy to the absolute limit.

The instant the blue sphere appeared, terrifying gravitational force spread outward.

Under Satoru Gojo's control, it forcibly distorted everything around it.

Even the slashes of Ronawa's Thousand Hands, Hundred Eyes were affected by the immense gravity and forcibly diverted.

Many slashes that should have landed on Satoru Gojo ended up cutting empty air instead.

Furthermore, many of the Thousand Hands constructed from cursed energy were forcibly sucked into the blue sphere created by Blue.

They were crushed into complete fragments.

Satoru Gojo's recognition as the strongest jujutsu sorcerer of the modern era was well deserved.

His power level was simply too absurd.

Fortunately, Ronawa was not weak either.

To be honest, Satoru Gojo was an absolute mechanics monster.

Even setting aside Unlimited Void, which was practically a bug-level ability,

his technique alone was ridiculous enough.

First came Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue. Its principle was to infinitely compress cursed energy, creating a "cursed energy black hole" with infinite mass and infinitesimal volume.

It used that to generate terrifying gravitational force.

Under the distortion of that gravity, all things and cursed energy would be drawn in and affected.

And once caught by Blue's gravity, they would be dragged inside and torn apart.

Sukuna had suffered from this move before.

Then there was Cursed Technique Reversal: Red.

Its principle was the exact opposite of Blue's.

If Blue infinitely compressed cursed energy into a single point, creating a "cursed energy black hole" to simulate gravitational attraction,

then Red was the instantaneous eruption of that infinitely compressed cursed energy on the foundation of Blue.

It achieved an effect akin to a "supernova" explosion.

Thus producing terrifying repulsive force!

It was similar to the Almighty Push from that other series.

In the original story, Jogo had suffered from Red and nearly been killed outright.

And beyond these two techniques, Satoru Gojo possessed an even more outrageous move.

He fused Blue and Red, merging the completely opposite forces of lapse and reversal into one.

That produced the most devastating technique of all: Hollow Technique: Purple!

If Blue was the ultimate form of attraction, and Red the ultimate form of repulsion,

then Hollow Technique: Purple was the ultimate form of their combined annihilating power.

Hollow Technique: Purple possessed a kind of power capable of annihilating all matter and imaginary matter.

In other words, even the most basic cursed energy could be destroyed by Hollow Technique: Purple.

Even Satoru Gojo's own Limitless Technique could not block Hollow Technique: Purple!

And that created an utterly ridiculous result.

Satoru Gojo not only possessed the Limitless Technique, Jujutsu Society's strongest defense,

but also Hollow Technique: Purple, Jujutsu Society's strongest attack!

When the strongest spear and the strongest shield both belonged to one person,

there was no need to wonder why Satoru Gojo was the strongest of the modern era.

Still, although Satoru Gojo was monstrously strong,

Ronawa herself was a monster through and through.

Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue had indeed caught Ronawa off guard when it first appeared.

But Ronawa quickly adapted to that terrifying gravitational force.

At the same time, she found an opening and showed Satoru Gojo some of her own mechanics!

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