"Special Grade Sorcerer, Yuki Tsukumo?"
Among those standing stunned at the hospital room's door, Suguru Geto was the first to open his mouth in surprise. He recognized Yuki Tsukumo because Chinatsu had once talked to them about this colleague, who was clearly powerful yet had practically no presence at all.
Despite being a Special Grade Sorcerer, she never accepted any missions, had no dealings with either Jujutsu High or the higher-ups, and had mysteriously gone abroad-a woman who embodied both professionalism and amateurishness to the fullest.
Sensing their opinion of her warm a little before dropping again, Yuki Tsukumo seemed to undergo a complete change in demeanor. She turned toward Chinatsu with a pitiful look.
"Chinatsu, look at how your friends are treating me. I'm so hurt." Playing up the drama, Yuki Tsukumo sat back down on the edge of the hospital bed.
But as Yuki Tsukumo finished speaking, Chinatsu, who was propped up in bed, did not respond. She closed her eyes, and her breathing gradually became quiet and faint.
Satoru Gojo took two steps forward. He was just about to speak when he noticed the Soul Research Notebook in his older sister's hands. Beside her, Yuki Tsukumo raised a finger to her lips, signaling for silence.
At that moment, deep within Chinatsu's mental world.
Through Yuki Tsukumo's in-depth research into souls, Chinatsu had learned how to enter this normally inaccessible world of her own accord.
Soul and mind.
Flesh and body.
These two seemed to exist independently, but in the world of jujutsu, they were inextricably linked, each influencing the other.
For instance, the Disaster Cursed Spirit Mahito's innate cursed technique was called "Idle Transfiguration." By touching others, he could interfere with their souls, then reshape their bodies by molding those souls.
Another example was Toji Fushiguro, who