Beside "Yuji," "Nobara" nervously held both hands up toward Little Fox, seemingly afraid the little fox might fall so she could catch it right away.
Behind "Yuji" were his three "big brothers." The three figurines surrounded "Yuji," hugging him tightly as though terrified someone might snatch him away.
On the other side behind the "Gojo" figurine were "Megumi Fushiguro" and "Junpei." One held a miniature white Divine Dog, while the other cradled a tiny blue jellyfish. The two figurines sat sweetly together, looking adorably clueless and perfectly well-behaved.
Behind "Megumi Fushiguro" stood his older sister, "Tsumiki," with both hands resting on his shoulders. An "Uraume" clung to her back, arms wrapped around "Tsumiki's" neck, happily snuggling up to her like sisters.
After looking over the first-year students, his gaze fell on the second-year students beside "Geto"-
And he immediately spotted "Maki" standing beside "Geto," one hand reaching out to clutch his sleeve.
Gojo stared at the "Maki" figurine, the corners of his mouth twitching as he almost laughed aloud.
Pointing at "Maki" on the cake, he asked Geto, who had walked up beside him.
"When did you two get so close?"
Geto smiled and gave a light cough.
"I've been sparring with Maki a lot lately."
Both he and Maki excelled at hand-to-hand combat, and since Maki had no cursed energy, physical training was her only option. As a result, he had spent more time with her than anyone else lately.
Although Maki herself would never cling to his sleeve like the figurine, White Noroi had probably seen them together so often that he had made them that way.
Gojo tried very hard not to laugh. After all, Maki herself was standing right beside him, grinding her teeth and glaring.
He quickly shifted his gaze and continued looking at the