When Satoru Gojo sensed another slash coming at him,
he did not think much of it at first.
But he quickly realized something was wrong.
At the most critical moment, he abruptly leaned back in a tactical dodge.
The Death Feather Sword nearly grazed his scalp as it slashed past.
Only after the shock subsided did Satoru Gojo realize what had just happened.
He turned around and looked at Ronawa with an ugly expression.
"Just now, you killed my Limitless Technique, didn't you?"
Just a little closer, and Ronawa would have split Satoru Gojo's skull open.
Even though he had avoided the deadliest part of the slash, it still left a wound on Satoru Gojo's forehead.
Seeing Satoru Gojo's grim expression, Ronawa laughed rather shamelessly.
"That's right. Wasn't it a nice surprise?"
Satoru Gojo sighed.
More than a surprise, it had been a downright scare.
She had suddenly killed his Limitless Technique without warning, nearly turning Satoru Gojo into a Gundam ahead of schedule.
At the same time, Satoru Gojo could not help grumbling inwardly.
How could there be such an overpowered Technique?
It required no manipulation and no windup.
Once activated, it took effect immediately.
And its effect was absurdly powerful—it killed everything, even concepts!
This was practically cheating.
What left Satoru Gojo even more speechless was how simple its conditions were.
This All Things Die mechanism had virtually no restrictions when activated.
It did not even require direct contact with the target; it could be used through hands formed from cursed energy.
This could no longer be described by the word "unfair."
It was a Technique on the level of outright cheating.
What a damn rules-lawyer monster.
As he complained, Satoru Gojo did not know that in other people's eyes, he too was an infuriating rules-lawyer monster.
This battle was, in essence, a divine clash between two top-tier rule-breaking monsters—a contest of cheats between two overpowered freaks!
It was simply a matter of whose cheat was bigger and more ridiculous!
Ronawa's sudden sword strike had killed the "Limitless Technique."
Though it had scared Satoru Gojo badly, it had not truly injured him.
Instead, it gave Satoru Gojo a warning.
It made him realize that the Limitless Technique he had relied on in the past was no longer dependable.
In the past, with the absolute defense of the Limitless Technique, Satoru Gojo's combat philosophy had been all offense and no defense.
After all, with the Limitless Technique in place, no one could break through his defenses.
It could be said that most of Satoru Gojo's combat logic had been built around the Limitless Technique.
But now that the Limitless Technique was no longer reliable, Satoru Gojo was forced to change his combat style and combat logic in the shortest possible time.
Otherwise, if he fought as he had before, he would definitely suffer badly at Ronawa's hands.
Only then did Satoru Gojo truly understand how disgusting Ronawa was to fight.
It was like battling a boss that not only mixed up fast and slow attacks, but also attacked at an absurd frequency and covered a terrifyingly wide range.
That alone would have been bad enough.
Yet amid her countless attacks, she could also slip in a killing blow that was nearly impossible to react to in advance.
All one could say was that this kind of mechanic was shady beyond belief.
Put it in a game, and it would absolutely be the worst kind of garbage boss.
The battle continued.
After his brief shock, Satoru Gojo quickly composed himself.
He began responding to Ronawa's offensive with complete calm.
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At the same time, he began changing his fighting habits in the midst of battle.
That was an astonishing thing.
After all, fighting habits were not something that could be changed easily.
Every combat habit was formed little by little over a long period of time.
How could they be so easily altered?
But Satoru Gojo did it.
In the shortest possible time, he forcibly adjusted his habits and adapted himself to the rhythm of fighting Ronawa.
That ability was undoubtedly terrifying.
And what allowed him to do so was entirely Satoru Gojo's own talent.
That was simply how monsters blessed with talent were.
At the same time, after nearly having his head split open by Ronawa, Satoru Gojo became completely serious.
Following the Technique Lapse: Blue,
he also unleashed the Technique Reversal: Red.
When Blue and Red existed on the battlefield at the same time, the result was extremely terrifying.
When powerful attraction and repulsion existed simultaneously and were completely controlled by Satoru Gojo,
to some extent, Satoru Gojo had become the absolute ruler of the surrounding area.
Under the constant pulling and pushing of attraction and repulsion, one Thousand Hands after another, formed from Ronawa's cursed energy, was torn apart.
That was what happened when attraction and repulsion acted upon the same target at once.
When two utterly opposing forces were controlled by the same person, they became this terrifying.
Even Ronawa herself was affected by these two extreme forces.
One half of her body was dragged by attraction toward Satoru Gojo.
The other half was repelled, constantly trying to move away from him.
Under that tearing force, Ronawa even felt as if she were about to be ripped apart.
Realizing she could not let this continue, Ronawa decisively activated her strongest Technique.
All Things Die!
As vast amounts of crimson cursed energy gathered in Ronawa's right hand, she looked directly at Satoru Gojo.
She raised her right hand, pointed at him, and said, "I pronounce the Technique dead!"
As Ronawa's voice fell,
crimson light suddenly erupted.
Then the red and blue spheres formed by Blue and Red abruptly collapsed and rapidly vanished.
They had been killed directly on the conceptual level.
That was the tyrannical nature of Ronawa's All Things Die.
It followed neither reason nor logic.
If she said it died, then it died!
In theory, if she had enough cursed energy, Ronawa could even pronounce the entire world dead.
And now, the target she was killing was merely a "Technique," so naturally, it could be done.
Satoru Gojo spat out a mouthful of blood as his own Technique was directly killed.
That caused Satoru Gojo to suffer a certain degree of backlash as well.
Fortunately, Ronawa's All Things Die had not targeted Satoru Gojo directly, so the backlash he suffered was not too severe.
Even so, it still made Satoru Gojo feel trembling and fear rising from the depths of his soul.
For one brief moment, Satoru Gojo had even thought that he saw death itself made manifest.
It was so close to him, as though it could take him away at any moment.
"What a monster!"
Satoru Gojo exclaimed for who knew how many times.
He had long known that Ronawa was a monster.
Yet Ronawa still used her displays of power to repeatedly redefine Satoru Gojo's understanding of what a monster was.
At that moment, he suddenly understood the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society a little better.
Faced with an existence as terrifying as Ronawa,
it was no wonder they felt fear and wished to kill her immediately.
Who would not be afraid of living in the same era as a monster like this?
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