Everyone present knew that the Parallel World's Ryomen Sukuna had taken over Megumi Fushiguro's body. It had left a deep impression on them, so they naturally understood what was going on.
By ordinary logic, that earlier Sukuna's thinking was actually understandable. After all, Aikawa Kaze had made a binding vow with him.
And most importantly, Megumi Fushiguro's Ten Shadows Technique could summon Mahoraga, whose ability allowed him to adapt to all kinds of attacks.
In other words, Mahoraga could truly ensure that an enemy "couldn't use the same move twice."
Thus, in that Ryomen Sukuna's view, even if Aikawa Kaze violated their binding vow at the cost of his own life, trying to take this Parallel World's "Fushiguro-version Sukuna" down with him would be futile.
Aikawa Kaze had attacked Sukuna with the Holy Sword and the Chains of Heaven. This Fushiguro-version Sukuna, summoned at the cost of the other's own life, had inherited those memories and experiences.
Of course, all those considerations were based on conventional reasoning. In reality, though...
Aikawa Kaze switched to Karna's form and exhaled.
Didn't he still have one heavyweight noble phantasm he hadn't used yet?
"Seriously, I'm so grateful for Ryomen Sukuna's ambition! I've never seen anyone so happy to slap a debuff on himself."
"Huh? What do you mean? A debuff?"
Satoru Gojo didn't quite understand what Aikawa Kaze meant. Wasn't becoming a god supposed to make someone stronger?
"As everyone knows, the divinity attribute is a debuff."
Aikawa Kaze cast a mocking glance at the smug, self-proclaimed god. Every version of Ryomen Sukuna had summoned himself as an "Evil God," apparently thinking it made him look impressive.
In reality, however, that divinity offered no benefits whatsoever. Instead, it made him a target for all kinds of noble phantasms with anti-divinity bonuses.
"But the