After meeting Junpei Yoshino, Aikawa Kaze realized something that contradicted what he knew.
When they first met, he had not recognized Junpei Yoshino and had simply assumed he was an ordinary student. That was why he had exorcised the cursed spirit on him with a direct pat on the shoulder.
Only later did he gradually realize something was wrong.
Junpei Yoshino could actually "see" Mahito, a special grade cursed spirit, even if his cursed technique had apparently been drawn out through some method Mahito used.
Even if Junpei Yoshino had not been a jujutsu sorcerer at first, he should at least have been able to "see."
Yet throughout their time together, including when he first exorcised the cursed spirit on him, Junpei Yoshino had shown no sign of seeing any cursed spirits.
Aikawa Kaze had initially wondered if he was deliberately hiding it, but Junpei Yoshino was straightforward and not very good at concealing his thoughts. Besides...
The guy had mistaken him for a "ghost." There was even less reason for him to avoid the subject.
Was it a matter of the cursed spirit's grade?
That did not seem right either. In the original story, Yuji Itadori had tested Junpei Yoshino with a fly head, the lowest-grade cursed spirit, and he had been able to see it.
Yet in his everyday school life, Junpei Yoshino had shown no sign of seeing anything unusual and had no reaction to the fly heads that were everywhere.
Later, however, while they were chatting, Aikawa Kaze happened to learn that Junpei Yoshino occasionally experienced something like "spiritual sensitivity" or "intuition."
"When I was alone before, especially at night, I'd sometimes suddenly get a bad feeling about a certain street for no reason. So I'd deliberately avoid some places and take a detour."
Junpei Yoshino's