Aikawa Kaze discreetly glanced at everyone's expressions. Though he felt a little guilty, he steeled himself and had Ijichi bring out the data.
With Ijichi's dithering, people-pleasing disposition, he might have shared some inside information, but he would never have shown students such secret, grim data at this stage.
There was even a new student here who hadn't enrolled yet, and he feared scaring him away. Even for the other students at Jujutsu High, it would probably have been a devastating blow.
However, at Aikawa Kaze's insistence, Ijichi trusted him and did as he asked.
The reason was simple. In Aikawa Kaze's eyes, anyone who failed to recognize the reality of a world as cruel as Jujutsu Society would struggle to keep going.
The truth couldn't stay hidden forever. Sooner or later, everyone would discover what he was planning.
He was only an ordinary person. Of course he hoped his family and friends would understand his decision rather than stand against him.
Those somewhat rebellious books he had recommended before had been a test, an experiment. Only after discovering that everyone took them well did he gradually grow bolder about revealing his intentions.
If he wanted everyone to understand what he was doing, they would inevitably have to learn about Jujutsu Society's darkness. Especially since they were all caught up in it, knowing the higher-ups' tricks would also help them survive.
After all, of everyone present, only Toge Inumaki came from the jujutsu world, giving the higher-ups some reason for restraint. They classified everyone else as "pawns to send ahead and test the waters."
Panda was a cursed corpse, an outsider. Maki had an unwelcome heavenly restriction. Yuta Okkotsu was still under a suspended death sentence. As for Aikawa Kaze... there was no need to say it. If the higher-ups