Jujutsu Kaisen: Summoning Myself as a Heroic Spirit
Chapter 64

The more you knew, the more exhausting it got

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While Utahime Iori was inwardly roasting Satoru Gojo for being unreliable, Aikawa Kaze blinked, quietly stuck out his tongue, and slipped behind the scenes.

Well, wasn't this a coincidence?

Who told Satoru Gojo to bring us here, anyway?

Kyoto Jujutsu High had simply been unlucky. Suguru Geto had originally planned to raid Jujutsu Headquarters, then pay his alma mater a visit.

However, taking Satoru Gojo's sudden whim and Yuta Okkotsu's "curse-breaking" into account, Aikawa Kaze had secretly asked Suguru Geto to fight Yuta Okkotsu as though their lives really depended on it.

His reasoning was that it would make their act more convincing and let Yuta Okkotsu "earn some credit," giving the sorcerer with Special Grade potential a little more freedom in life.

Suguru Geto, who was rather fond of Yuta Okkotsu, had agreed to his request.

That was why, as early as the day he declared war, Suguru Geto had secretly slipped the Teleportation Circle to Aikawa Kaze when they shook hands.

Compared to Satoru Gojo's "innocence," it would be fair to call Aikawa Kaze and Suguru Geto "like-minded" in certain respects. The two had happily reached an understanding.

From then on, Aikawa Kaze had carried the Teleportation Circle with him, constantly sending Suguru Geto his coordinates.

If Satoru Gojo had not brought them to Kyoto Jujutsu High, Suguru Geto would naturally have attacked Tokyo Jujutsu High.

Unfortunately, since they had come to Kyoto Jujutsu High, Suguru Geto would naturally follow them here. Besides...

Honestly, setting aside his affection for his alma mater, Kyoto Jujutsu High was the more tempting target-after all, it had such a huge stockpile of high-level cursed spirits. How could he resist?

Of course, nobody else knew any of this.

So even if they were puzzled by how Suguru Geto had broken straight through Kyoto

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