To keep Suguru Geto from going astray, Satoru Gojo decided without hesitation to conceal the crucial details. As for an explanation, he made one up on the spot.
"Kaze-chan went to a lot of trouble to trade with a certain heroic spirit for this concealment ability. We should treasure it while we have it!"
"I see. It certainly is convenient."
Hearing that, Suguru Geto relaxed.
Some of his cursed spirits had similar abilities, though their effects were nowhere near this powerful. Viewed that way, it made perfect sense.
He was a summoner too, but he focused on quantity, with few elite cursed spirits worth showing off. Aikawa Kaze, meanwhile, followed the path of quality over quantity.
The four slipped past the other guards without incident and reached the heart of the facility, where they saw the man Satoru Gojo had mentioned, with a ring of stitches around his head.
For some reason, the moment Suguru Geto saw him, his heart clenched and began pounding. Instinctively, he felt as though he had encountered an enemy and immediately slipped into combat readiness.
Seeing this, Aikawa Kaze inwardly stuck out his tongue and quietly disabled concealment and autopilot.
Alas, being an administrator was no easy task. Even without deliberately influencing anyone, he could accidentally leak an emotional inclination and steer them in strange directions.
The sense of a "natural enemy" Suguru Geto felt actually came from Aikawa Kaze. Just as that damned world consciousness had once influenced Satoru Gojo, he had inadvertently leaked his emotions through sheer excitement.
Fortunately, Suguru Geto already knew they had come to eliminate an enemy, so he thought nothing more of it. He merely attributed his instinctive hostility and caution to the danger posed by the man's unfathomable strength.
In contrast to Aikawa Kaze and the others' composure,