Considering that this was the only Heroic Spirit Aikawa Kaze had actually summoned so far, even if he was in the form of a Divine Construct, Kaze restrained his urge to mess around.
After all, if he scared Enkidu away, he would be in trouble.
Aikawa Kaze secretly stroked the wonderfully textured chain again. As expected of a weapon forged by a god-so incredibly cool and powerful!
As for the six Sukuna's Fingers, they had naturally been reduced to ashes under the might of the Divine Construct.
In theory, Enkidu seemed to have already resolved the problem, and if both parties agreed, he could be sent back to the Throne of Heroes at any time. But...
"Although this is rather shameless of me... could I ask you to stay a little longer?"
The two of them weren't close yet, so he couldn't appeal to their friendship. His only option was to start with something more practical.
Just as he had during the summoning, when Aikawa Kaze realized Enkidu was hesitating and immediately thought to use "bait."
The King of Knights had agreed to his summons to slay a gigantic evil enemy, and Morax had approved of his actions out of a distaste for seafood, agreeing to lend him power temporarily. Naturally, Enkidu could be persuaded too.
Sure enough, after sensing Sukuna's dangerous nature, the kindhearted Enkidu had accepted his summons without hesitation.
Now, Aikawa Kaze used the same approach.
"Sukuna has twenty fingers. They say that when all of them are gathered, the King of Curses will gain enough power to destroy the world. That's why I worked so hard to summon you. I truly, truly need your power."
Every word Aikawa Kaze spoke came straight from his heart.
Whether he was tested with a modern lie detector, the King