The next day, a bombshell swept through all of Jujutsu Society.
The strongest jujutsu sorcerer, Satoru Gojo, had tracked down the special grade curse user Suguru Geto. The two had fought a fierce battle, devastating vast stretches of land, but ultimately nothing had come of it.
Despite Satoru Gojo's strength, Suguru Geto had proved extremely cunning. He had used countless cursed spirits to hold Gojo back, then made his escape, hiding so thoroughly that no one could find him.
If that had been all, people would merely have gossiped about it.
Had Satoru Gojo held back because he still had feelings for Suguru Geto? Or had all of Gojo's talent gone into combat power, leaving him without the brains to stop that sly fox from running circles around him?
But the news that followed left everyone too preoccupied to gossip.
The reason was simple: the day after the battle, Suguru Geto had actually sent his cursed spirits out to distribute "flyers" everywhere, declaring that the Time Vessel Association claimed responsibility for the "Spark Revolution" incident and laying out his demands.
This time, the central message was simple, consisting of just three points.
First, thinking of the welfare of all his fellow jujutsu sorcerers, Cult Leader Geto demanded that Jujutsu Headquarters improve pay and benefits for lower-ranking sorcerers and arrange reasonable time off for everyone.
Second, Cult Leader Suguru Geto respected only the strong. He pointed out that the Strongest Divine Child, Satoru Gojo, had the highest mission workload in Jujutsu Society. Thus, he demanded that the executives and managers at Jujutsu Headquarters also meet corresponding quotas for high-grade missions.
Third, Cult Leader Suguru Geto firmly condemned administrators who were unworthy of their positions and drew salaries while doing nothing.
Cult Leader Geto stated that, as part of Jujutsu Society, the