Witnessing Death, Video Evidence Counts as Witnessing Too!

Witnessing Death, Video Evidence Counts as Witnessing Too! Just by watching the anime, people easily fell into a misconception.

That was the idea that Special Grade Sorcerers were everywhere.

At least, sorcerers possessing special-grade combat power were numerous.

After all, when fighting Sukuna in the original work, Grade 1s were truly lower than dogs and special grades walked all over the place.

Yet in reality, within the true Jujutsu Society, special grade sorcerers were extremely rare.

Across the entire nation of Japan openly, there were only four special grade sorcerers.

And every single one of them was an entity of extreme individuality.

Scarcely any of them obediently listened to the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society.

Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerers actually already formed the backbone of Jujutsu Society.

Moreover, one should not overestimate the strength of those so-called prestigious clans in Jujutsu Society.

Undeniably, the prestigious clans of Jujutsu Society truly possessed deep foundations.

As for their personal strength, however, one could only describe it as average.

Take the Zenin Clan, for instance, ranked among the Three Great Families.

Yet what was the result?

Maki Zenin, an incomplete Heavenly Restricted monster, slaughtered right through them.

A single Maki Zenin could directly massacre her way through one of the Three Great Families.

Not to mention true monsters like Satoru Gojo.

This also revealed just how much weight the so-called higher-ups of Jujutsu Society and the clans they controlled actually carried.

Therefore, regarding the threats made by the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society to act against Ronawa,

Satoru Gojo did not take them to heart at all.

Once those disgraceful entities tracked down Ronawa, it remained to be seen who would kill whom.

Compared to such disgraceful freaks as the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society,

Satoru Gojo actually cared far more about the threat posed by Suguru Geto.

Suguru Geto was the only one truly capable of threatening Ronawa.

If Ronawa were to be found by Suguru Geto, coaxed away, and corrupted,

then Satoru Gojo would cry his eyes out.

Because the commotion she caused herself was simply too massive,

the entire Jujutsu Society was in an uproar, with everyone searching for Ronawa.

Ronawa simply chose to play the role of a homebody, doing nothing every day except playing games.

She stayed at home and paid no attention to the storms raging outside.

Believe it or not, such a lifestyle was rather comfortable.

Furthermore, Ronawa discovered a bug, which was that she did not need to witness the occurrence of death with her own eyes.

Indirect witnessing counted as witnessing too.

To give an example, when Ronawa watched the news reporting where another accident had occurred and how many people had died,

Ronawa could also increase her own cursed energy as a result.

This practically opened the door to a brand-new world for Ronawa.

Because of this, Ronawa completely abandoned her usual style of playing video games,

and began searching comprehensively for all kinds of accidents related to death.

The higher the death toll, the happier she became.

Although speaking like this felt a bit hellish, to be honest,

merely watching the news could increase her own cursed energy,

and Ronawa genuinely found it hard to keep a straight face without laughing.

At this rate, it wouldn't be long before she could go out and roam freely.

After all, she didn't need to defeat Satoru Gojo.

It would be enough just to deal with the threats from Suguru Geto and the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society.

The difficulty of that was far lower!

One could only say she lived up to being a special-grade curse; her growth speed was simply fast!

Some people might think

that a special-grade curse possessed special-grade strength right upon birth.

In reality, that wasn't the case; even a special-grade curse required growth.

Take Mahito, for instance.

When he was just born, Kento Nanami almost beat him to death.

Only after growing step by step did he gradually acquire special-grade combat power.

Ronawa was the same.

She was a special-grade curse, true, but she likewise needed to grow.

The good news was that her growth rate was very fast.

Judging by the current trend, in perhaps a few months, she would truly possess special-grade combat power.

Note that the "special grade" referred to here did not mean a special-grade curse.

Instead, it meant matching the likes of a Special Grade Sorcerer.

After all, special-grade curses were honestly a bit too pathetic.

Surely no one actually thought a special-grade curse could compare to a Special Grade Sorcerer, right?

Theoretically, a special-grade curse was on the same level as a Special Grade Sorcerer.

But in reality, a curse of the same rank was nothing more than roadkill before a sorcerer.

One didn't even need to talk about the same rank.

There were even instances of lower-ranked individuals exorcising higher-ranked ones.

Take Aoi Todo, for instance; back in the original work, when he was still a Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerer, he had exorcised a special-grade curse.

From this, one could see just how pathetic curses were.

And precisely because curses were far too weak compared to sorcerers of the same rank,

it only highlighted what a "war criminal" Megumi Fushiguro was.

A dignified Grade 2 Jujutsu Sorcerer was nearly exorcised by a Grade 2 Cursed Spirit.

Rated as utterly useless!

Of course, that didn't mean there weren't powerful entities among curses.

For instance, the Four Calamities, those four special-grade curses,

could basically match ordinary Special Grade Sorcerers.

Especially Mahito, who possessed a technique of infinite potential like "Idle Transfiguration" and should have become the King of Curses.

He should have matched Satoru Gojo and Sukuna.

Yet Mahito himself was too mediocre, playing a great hand of cards terribly.

In the end, he was even swallowed directly by Kenjaku.

Truly pathetic to the extreme.

However, this also illustrated the difficult plight of curses.

In Jujutsu Society, whether it was Satoru Gojo on the righteous side or Sukuna and Kenjaku on the opposing side,

their attitude toward curses was always to kill them once used up.

Even though it was a war between jujutsu sorcerers,

it turned out curses died the most.

This showed just how dangerous a curse's situation was in Jujutsu Society, and how difficult it was for a curse to survive.

Yet things were different now, thanks to the addition of Ronawa, this extremely special curse.

The special status of the "Death Curse Spirit" endowed Ronawa with an almost limitless room for growth.

Coupled with the heaven-defying "All Things Die" technique,

Ronawa had every opportunity to become the King of Curses.

She would become an entity on the same level as Gojo and Sukuna.

In other words, Ronawa was the hope of curses.

Only after she grew up

would the curses of this world have good days ahead of them.

Aside from watching the news and witnessing death,

Ronawa was also researching and developing her own technique: "All Things Die"!

Undoubtedly, this was an absolute overpowered technique.

It could conceptually grant death to everything.

Previously, when trading blows with Satoru Gojo, she had once used "All Things Die" to nearly break Satoru Gojo's "Limitless Technique".

After all, in Ronawa's eyes, even space could die.

Later on, using the same principle when facing Suguru Geto,

she achieved the purpose of teleportation by killing "distance".

And this was by no means the limit of "All Things Die"—it was merely testing the waters.

In fact, the scope of application of "All Things Die" was extremely broad.

Everything conceptual could be killed by Ronawa using "All Things Die".

It had a bit of the flavor of the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception".

Yet its essence surpassed the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception".

The prerequisite for the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception" was comprehension.

Only after understanding could one see the lines and points of death.

Whereas "All Things Die" did not require that.

She did not need to understand any concepts, nor did she need to understand principles.

As long as she wished it, she could kill it!

This was where the tyrannical nature of "All Things Die" lay.

Furthermore, the judgment range of "All Things Die" was exceptionally wide.

It ranged as small as concrete physical entities like objects, humans, and curses,

to abstract, conceptual things

such as space, distance, and even time and... murderous intent!