Jujutsu Kaisen: Summoning Myself as a Heroic Spirit
Chapter 141

Not enough cursed spirits to kill?

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The snowball fight ended without a winner. Aikawa Kaze's combination of offense and defense was practically cheating. Unless Satoru Gojo got serious and unleashed his full power, there was no point playing.

Everything unfolded just as Aikawa Kaze had expected.

Enkidu adored not only Panda but also Megumi Fushiguro, who could summon fluffy animals. The entire chain buried itself blissfully in the fluffy pile created by Rabbit Escape.

If affection could be displayed as numbers, he would definitely have seen affection up +1 +1 +1...

Aikawa Kaze believed that on a battlefield, if Enkidu saw either of those two in danger, Enkidu would absolutely step in to protect them.

Everyone enjoyed the holiday and grew much more familiar with one another.

When school started next year, Mimiko, Nanako, Megumi Fushiguro, and Junpei Yoshino would officially enroll in Jujutsu High's affiliated Junior High Division and begin adjusting to life as prospective jujutsu sorcerers.

Although they would only have those few months in the second half of their final junior high year, it would barely suffice as a transition into Jujutsu Society.

Everyone returned home to celebrate the New Year.

One thing worth mentioning was that Satoru Gojo took Mimiko and Nanako back to the Gojo Clan.

Suguru Geto was busy with the "year-end evaluations," leaving him swamped over the New Year. As his best friend, Satoru Gojo volunteered to take his daughters in.

However, since Satoru Gojo rarely brought girls home to the Gojo Clan-and had brought two sisters at once-his reputation underwent a subtle change...

Apparently, quite a few people bringing gifts to the Gojo Clan this year tacitly agreed to bring along girls around ten years old from their own families, specifically choosing those with sisters.

When Aikawa Kaze heard the news, he rolled around on the floor laughing.

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