Enemies in the original story had now become teacher and student. Even Chinatsu herself felt the urge to poke fun at the scene her interference had created.
It felt strangely out of place, yet somehow strangely fitting, too. Overall, though, Chinatsu was satisfied with the outcome of her interference. After all, this put her far more at ease than the events of the original story.
Suguru Geto's expertise as a teacher was enough to blow both Chinatsu and Satoru Gojo out of the water. To Masamichi Yaga, a mentally stable Suguru Geto was the most normal, well-behaved student in their class.
Under Suguru Geto's guidance, the experience bar above Yuta Okkotsu's head was climbing at an astonishing rate. While Yuta marveled at the wonders of jujutsu, Geto was equally amazed by the boy's extraordinary talent.
This boy has the makings of a Special Grade!
Before he came, Chinatsu had told him that this boy was very gifted, but hearing about it was nothing compared to seeing it firsthand. Even with his expectations raised in advance, Suguru Geto was still astounded.
Along with that astonishment, the teacher's spirit within Suguru Geto blazed to life. If he failed to polish such a diamond in the rough into a Special Grade, he would probably have to perform "stone-breaking on the chest" and "iron head" demonstrations at Jujutsu High every day to atone.
For a long time afterward, Suguru Geto trained Yuta Okkotsu in the fundamentals of jujutsu to extremely exacting standards, including precise control of cursed energy.
Yuta Okkotsu could already cover his entire body in cursed energy, but Suguru Geto wanted him to distribute it evenly across every part of his body.
Before a third-rate jujutsu sorcerer attacked with a punch or kick, their cursed energy would flow in an obvious direction.