When Suguru Geto received Aikawa Kaze's message, he was taking a break midway through his game of hide-and-seek with the higher-ups of Jujutsu Society.
When the enemy brought a massive team to surround him, he had to hide like a mole. When some of them ended up alone, it was his turn to be "it."
Of course, Suguru Geto couldn't simply step in and dispose of those who were left. That would hardly fit the noble, righteous principles he had been preaching.
This was another thing Suguru Geto had learned while running the Time Vessel Association-whatever went on beneath the surface, he at least had to look like an "enlightened monk" on the outside!
At least ordinary people all thought he was like "the Buddha"!
Of course, just because Suguru Geto didn't act personally didn't mean the cursed spirits and other followers under him couldn't, did it?
Suguru Geto himself merely provided the battlefield and commanded the operation, leading the Time Vessel Association's members and his cursed spirits in gradually eating away at the higher-ups' power.
Guerrilla warfare took skill, but it also took stamina. Suguru Geto hadn't been getting much rest lately. He racked his brains every day and had even lost quite a bit of hair.
Thankfully, Aikawa Kaze understood that "happiness is relative" and had shared some uplifting news with him.
Sure enough, once Suguru Geto learned that Satoru Gojo had also been saddled with a heavy burden and was too busy lately to take a vacation, he immediately felt much better about his own situation. Even his work felt more energizing.
Even so, Suguru Geto had grown wary of Aikawa Kaze. Every time they got in touch, some task, big or small, always landed in his lap.
Never mind anything else-last time, he had even been