``` [Confirmed the expenditure of one use to begin the simulation.]
[Simulation started.]
[The timeline advanced steadily. Kento Nanami and Yu Haibara enrolled one after the other as first-year students at Jujutsu High, each bringing his own naive understanding of and hopes for Jujutsu Society.]
[Compared with the ever-cheerful, enthusiastic Yu Haibara, Kento Nanami displayed maturity and rigor far beyond his peers from his very first day.]
[You naturally began intervening in their development through the opportunities you had as an upperclassman to guide, exchange pointers with, and spar with your juniors.]
[The crisp clash of wooden swords echoed through the training grounds. With Kento Nanami, you did not make him blindly pursue physical training.]
[Drawing on your advanced understanding of his technique, you used Dimensionality Reduction Analysis to conduct an in-depth examination of Nanami's highly unusual "Ratio Technique" and give him targeted guidance.]
[You broke down the "7:3" weak-point ratio, which Nanami had originally only been able to locate through his own intuition, in extremely concrete, theoretical terms. You even guided him precisely through practice exchanges on how to land the deadliest critical hits with the least expenditure of cursed energy.]
[Although Kento Nanami maintained his unsmiling poker face, his sword hand trembled slightly, and a storm had already erupted within him.]
[He could not understand why this upperclassman, only one year ahead of him, seemed to understand his innate cursed technique better than he did himself.]
[For Yu Haibara, on the other hand, who had no outstanding talent when it came to innate cursed techniques, you chose an entirely different path. You began personally teaching this junior with the ever-radiant smile the fundamentals of New Shadow Style swordsmanship and techniques for generating force.]
["Upperclassman! Was my posture right on that swing? I still feel like my footing isn't