Satoru Gojo's First Disciple
Chapter 157

Because of the Gap Created by Not Taking the Cat for a Foot Bath?

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Unlike Shoko, who knew there would be a scene like this as soon as she learned that Sherlock had challenged Satoru Gojo that morning, Kinji Hakari and Kirara Hoshi, positioned in the best viewing seats, were completely dumbfounded.

The two of them had not even reacted before the battle between Sherlock and Satoru Gojo was already over?

What the fuck, the entire battle process did not even take a single second!

From their perspective, Satoru Gojo simply appeared out of nowhere, deployed a 0.2-second Domain, and then your good old Uncle Sherlock just lay straight down.

What kind of haunted "battle of the strong" was this? Damn it, even if beaten to death, they would never have imagined that Teacher Gojo, acting as the strongest modern Jujutsu Sorcerer, would actually fucking ambush, snatch from, and swindle a youngster like Sherlock.

Was this fucking right?

Of course, that was only because these two did not know what Sherlock had been up to over in China, otherwise they would probably have agreed with this approach by Satoru Gojo just as well.

Seriously, ever since Satoru Gojo discovered those haunted packets of powder that Sherlock had been secretly collecting over in China, your Teacher Gojo had developed a fear toward his own founding eldest disciple akin to looking at Cthulhu.

In the past, if Satoru Gojo had encountered a challenge from Sherlock, he probably would have excitedly deactivated the Limitless and engaged in a passionate elbow-striking session with your good old Uncle Sherlock.

Yet ever since witnessing Sherlock's ever-lowering bottom line over in China, your Teacher Gojo's handling of Sherlock changed from that passionate elbow-striking to directly unleashing Infinite Sand Sculpture before Sherlock could even open his mouth to speak!

After all, your Uncle Gojo was truly afraid that once your Uncle Sherlock

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