Because of their earlier binding vow, Uraume could not refuse the "assistance" Aikawa Kaze requested, so he quietly listened to Aikawa Kaze's plan, which seemed to make some sense and yet also seemed like a complete mess.
If he had to describe it, this was nothing but a waste of time.
Uraume thought it felt a little like those times when he could not come up with a plot for his manga and had no choice but to pad it with everyday scenes.
Still, he had no objection to the arrangement. After all, his top priority now was to dig up Lord Sukuna's corpse as quickly as possible. He could not have been happier to let Aikawa Kaze keep talking.
Afraid the other man would finish explaining his plan too quickly, Uraume occasionally chimed in with a few words of agreement to get him to say more, or pretended to correct details in the plan to stall for time.
With both of them tacitly playing along, the call dragged on so long that even Ryomen Sukuna lost patience with listening and went back to sleep.
Aikawa Kaze watched with satisfaction as the distance between their locations steadily shrank.
By the time he finished explaining his plan, he was pleased to discover that they were already quite close. He could catch up in just ten minutes, or five if he sprinted.
It was also at this moment that Uraume finally reached the place where Sukuna's corpse lay buried.
Naturally, Uraume wanted to summon him immediately, as Lord Sukuna had instructed. He had even brought a Summoning Circle along for that very purpose.
For Sukuna's sake, Uraume put his mind to work, and his eyes suddenly lit up.
He could not refuse the other man, but he could negotiate!
Since Aikawa Kaze