Tritium was seething.
Tritium erupted.
Tritium charged straight at the demon queen Ronova.
Tritium got absolutely wrecked.
It proved one thing: Ronova was far too overpowered now.
She stood at the very pinnacle of Jujutsu.
Even a powerful Special-Grade Curse like Tritium had been brought to her knees with ease.
But worse than the pain of being beaten was the despair Tritium felt in her heart.
With Ronova looming over her like a mountain,
she could already see the bleak future awaiting her.
Why did Cursed Spirits have to torment other Cursed Spirits?!
As Tritium wept inwardly, Ronova walked over and placed a hand on her head.
Tritium went rigid.
She was terrified Ronova would twist her head off.
Fortunately, Ronova had no intention of doing that.
Instead, she activated All Things Die and killed the malice within Tritium.
Tritium's eyes instantly cleared.
All Things Die's mechanics really were absurdly powerful and versatile!
While Ronova was teaching Tritium a lesson,
Kenjaku had not been idle either.
He brought the newly recruited Hanami, along with Jogo and the others, to a hill overlooking Yokohama City.
Gazing down at the city, he asked them, "Have you ever played a game?"
Neither Jogo nor Hanami had ever played one.
They understood what a game was, though.
What they could not understand was why Kenjaku had brought it up.
"What does a game have to do with what we're about to do?" Hanami asked him.
Kenjaku did not answer directly. "Besides being fun, the most important thing about a game is balance!"
"Balance is the foundation a game is built on."
"The world we live in is no different."
"If you think of Jujutsu Society as a game, then balance is one of its foundations too."
Jujutsu Society had no divine will governing