As Tengen was coerced by Kenjaku,
he half-willingly agreed to the proposal of cooperation.
The plan to cultivate Sukuna officially began as well.
However, the plan would not be launched anytime soon.
Kenjaku intended to advance both the Culling Game and Sukuna's cultivation at the same time.
Then, at roughly the same point, he would have Sukuna and the Culling Game plan exert their force simultaneously.
That was to say, while collecting Sukuna's Fingers, he would first gather all the fingers scattered across the world.
At the same time, he would push forward the Culling Game.
Once the Culling Game was ready and Sukuna's Fingers had mostly been collected,
they could go to war with Ronawa.
Before that, Kenjaku and Tengen needed to lie low.
They could not cause trouble or draw Ronawa's attention.
Otherwise, Ronawa might find them before any of their plans had even begun and take them away directly.
After Ronawa had specifically gone to Kyoto for a slaughter,
her fearsome reputation grew even greater.
It had reached the point where it could practically stop children from crying.
All sorts of urban legends about her spread in increasingly outrageous forms.
In some versions, Ronawa, the Death Curse Spirit, had practically grown three heads and six arms, cosplaying the ultimate version of Ryomen Sukuna.
Those fearsome rumors might intimidate people who did not know Ronawa,
but they could not intimidate someone who did not bow to pressure.
That person was Nobara Kugisaki.
Almost the very next day after Ronawa's massacre in Kyoto,
Nobara Kugisaki came knocking of her own accord.
Ronawa was somewhat surprised when she saw Nobara Kugisaki.
Why had this girl come here?
And she had come so openly, without the slightest concern for appearances.
You were a jujutsu sorcerer.
And I was a vicious