Walking side by side, the two hardly looked like teacher and student unless you heard their conversation, but Satoru Gojo liked the scene immensely.
Compared to the scene in his memories, this time he was walking in Geto's place, while Sherlock was following in his own footsteps.
Honestly, Satoru Gojo had nothing against this situation. In fact, sensing Sherlock muttering behind him with "not convinced" written all over his face made his smile grow even brighter.
Just as Satoru Gojo was about to turn around and properly debate Sherlock on whether using the Six Eyes to play video games counted as cheating, an enormous surge of cursed energy erupted in the distance. Almost instantly, their relaxed expressions turned grave.
Without even waiting for Satoru Gojo to say anything, Sherlock grabbed his arm. The revolver Shoko had given him appeared in his other hand, and he fired straight into the air in the direction of the cursed energy.
As the bullet shot out, teacher and student vanished from the spot in an instant.
In midair, Satoru Gojo used the Six Eyes to lock onto the source of that enormous cursed energy with almost no effort: a very ordinary-looking school!
With Sherlock's cursed technique, they reached the school rooftop in just a few flashes.
The cursed energy vanished as quickly as it had appeared, but with Satoru Gojo's Six Eyes, they still easily pinpointed its source: a perfectly ordinary classroom.
When Satoru Gojo slid open the classroom door, what he saw was a slightly gloomy, clammy-looking boy hiding in a corner, hugging his legs and crying. Not far from him, blood kept seeping out through the gap beneath a metal cabinet.
Satoru Gojo did not immediately speak to the boy hiding in the corner. Instead, he walked over to the metal cabinet