With Satoru Gojo insisting, Aikawa Kaze had no choice but to contact Suguru Geto and wait for him to come share the credit.
Fortunately, although Suguru Geto was busy, he still had some free time thanks to all the useful subordinates he had recently recruited.
After acquiring Mahito, Suguru Geto had started collecting newly awakened jujutsu sorcerers as though they were stamps.
These newcomers had never been steeped in the rot of Jujutsu Society. Having grown up in the outside world, how could they possibly think much of its ways?
On top of that, Suguru Geto had approached and recruited them first, so practically every last one had embraced the Reformists. He was so delighted that he spent his days beaming, his eyes narrowing into two long slits.
While they waited for Suguru Geto, Aikawa Kaze thought it over and decided to message Yuta Okkotsu too, asking whether he was free. Once he received an affirmative reply, he hurriedly urged him to come over as well.
Three of their four Special Grades were already coming. If they left Yuta out, wouldn't it look as though they were excluding him?
Come to think of it, apart from their rushed first meeting, Yuta Okkotsu hadn't had a proper conversation with Suguru Geto yet. This was the perfect chance for him to join their team-building activity and get to know everyone better.
Yes, Aikawa Kaze had already decided this operation was nothing more than a team-building exercise. Four Special Grades-how could they possibly lose?
Suguru Geto was still alive and kicking, so Brain naturally had no way to steal his body, which meant he couldn't distract Satoru Gojo and seal him either.
Aikawa Kaze had been coveting the Prison Realm in Brain's possession for ages. This was the perfect opportunity to take it