Satoru Gojo did not answer Shoko. Instead, after confirming that Sherlock was all right, he returned to the scene with a dark expression and searched it carefully with his Six Eyes.
The cursed residue at the scene was a chaotic mess, but it could broadly be divided into three kinds. Most of it was undoubtedly Sherlock's, spread across almost the entire heart of the battlefield. The rest presumably belonged to the cursed spirit that could control disease.
The smallest amount, barring anything unexpected, presumably belonged to the original target of Sherlock's promotion mission.
After all, Satoru Gojo knew perfectly well that, with the Eight-Mirror Sword in use and no special curtain lowered, a Grade 1 Cursed Spirit posed no problem at all for Sherlock. Without special measures targeting Sherlock, even an ordinary special grade might be killed instantly if caught off guard.
Clearly, this incident was most likely a trap targeting Sherlock!
Not only did the other party know exactly how many trump cards Sherlock had received from him, they even knew the weaknesses of Sherlock's cursed technique and had arranged this situation specifically to target him.
As for evidence?
It was simple. Satoru Gojo found the two Sukuna's Fingers left at the scene with almost no effort.
After all, these were not ordinary cursed objects one could find anywhere. Strictly speaking, they ranked among the very highest-grade cursed objects wherever they were placed.
Whoever had used cursed objects like these to target his student had certainly invested heavily.
Looking at the two shriveled, purple fingers in his hand, Satoru Gojo sneered, slipped them straight into his pocket, and took out his phone to call Gojo Ki.
The entire Gojo Clan sprang into action under Satoru Gojo's direction. In less than half a day, a report arrived on his phone.