Whether Mai would survive remained unknown for the moment, but Maki genuinely regretted things a little as she looked at the scene before her. It had all started after Utahime took Mai out of the café.
After Utahime left with Mai, Satoru Gojo beckoned Maki to leave. He stuffed Sherlock into the trunk with his usual practiced ease, and while Mai and Utahime were shopping, he had already driven Maki to Tokyo.
Honestly, this was the farthest Maki had ever been from the Zenin Clan in her life, and her first visit to Tokyo. Unlike what she had imagined, however, Satoru Gojo did not take her straight to Tokyo Jujutsu High, choosing instead to bring her to Sherlock's home.
One reason was that it was only early February, still a full month before Tokyo Jujutsu High's term began in March. Apart from the Assistant Managers, Yaga was the only person who occasionally went in to work.
The entire campus was deserted, and Satoru Gojo felt that leaving a girl who had been "sheltered away" to live alone on such an empty campus was definitely not the right thing to do.
Another reason was that Satoru Gojo felt Maki needed some "socialization training" after leaving the Zenin Clan, to ensure she could fit into the world of ordinary people.
Although Maki was different from the Zenin Clan's Old Orange-Peels, there certainly could not be anything wrong with having her spend more time with people her own age.
That was how Satoru Gojo ended up bringing Maki to Sherlock's home.
Honestly, when Maki first saw the boxy, warehouse-like building before her, she really thought it was the so-called Tokyo Jujutsu High. She even let out an instinctive exclamation about how small it was.
Satoru Gojo naturally knew what Maki was thinking. After