Megumi Fushiguro joined them for dinner, and afterward, they headed to karaoke. Sukuna listened as Itadori told him funny stories about his past karaoke outings.
Someone had been a mic hog in middle school-the kind who could actually sing-and had often gone to karaoke with his classmates.
The stories were fun to listen to, but things stopped being quite so fun once Sukuna actually sat down in a karaoke room.
Sukuna stared blankly at the microphone Itadori had brought him, his mind completely empty.
He... he couldn't sing!
[Just give it a try. Don't you hum tunes all the time? Sing something you know.]
Itadori encouraged him from the Inner World.
...How was humming a tune anything like singing? He didn't know a single lyric!
He didn't even know what songs he was humming!
Too nervous to know what to do with himself, Sukuna swiftly shoved the microphone into Megumi Fushiguro's hands beside him.
Megumi Fushiguro: "..."
He spent all his free time outside class beating up delinquents and curses. When had he ever sung?
He immediately shoved the microphone into Junpei's hands next to him.
Junpei: "..."
He was used to going everywhere alone. Why would he ever come to karaoke?
If he had that kind of time, he'd spend it watching horror movies at the Cinema, thank you very much.
It wasn't as though he couldn't sing at all. He did know a few movie theme songs.
But that was strictly limited to singing to himself in private, definitely not singing for other people at karaoke!
He deftly passed the microphone to Tsumiki on the other side of the room.
Tsumiki accepted it with a smile-finally bringing this round of pass-the-mic to an early end.
Nobara, who had been holding the other microphone all along, declared that even