Sherlock's quip was remarkably on point, but no matter how accurate it was, it could not stop the Cursed Spirit from attacking him. As his words fell, mosquitoes mingled with crows blotted out the sky and swooped toward him, while the rats continuously emerging from underground charged at him as well.
Their sky-blotting numbers brought an overwhelming sense of pressure, forcing Sherlock to fire every Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue, Cursed Technique Reversal: Red, and Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue stored in the Eight-Mirror Sword, hoping only to clear away as many of these things created by the Cursed Technique as possible.
After emptying the entire Eight-Mirror Sword, Sherlock put it away almost immediately and began using the Thunderfire Prayer Beads on the Dragon Claw to unleash maximum-output area explosions, blocking the attacks of those assorted creatures.
The only two remaining shots of Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue, each of a different power, along with two shots of Cursed Technique Reversal: Red and two shots of Cursed Technique Lapse: Blue, did destroy most of the attacks surging toward Sherlock. The explosions from the Thunderfire Prayer Beads also stopped many of the constantly emerging mosquitoes, crows, and rats.
But under the crushing weight of their sheer numbers, Sherlock could not avoid being attacked, no matter how he dodged.
This was especially true of the tiny mosquitoes. Although they resembled a black dragon when gathered together, once they dispersed, practically anyone without an all-encompassing defense like Satoru Gojo's Limitless would be hit.
Unsurprisingly, Sherlock fell victim to the Cursed Spirit's Cursed Technique.
Within just a few minutes, Sherlock suddenly felt a severe headache and excruciating pain in his muscles and joints. Rashes even began appearing on his skin, and he vaguely began feeling dizzy as well.
Dengue fever!
Thanks to that extraordinary fellow Gojo Ki