[After settling Yuji Itadori into his rather quiet temporary dorm room at Tokyo Jujutsu High, you led him along a familiar route, ready to formally report his enrollment to Principal Masamichi Yaga.]
[Although you had already spoken with Masamichi Yaga beforehand and made it clear that you intended to keep Itadori at Jujutsu High until you found a way to safely separate Sukuna from his body completely, rules were still rules.]
[Since Itadori would be living and fighting here as a Jujutsu High student, whether he was here because you had vouched for him or for some other reason, the most basic admission assessment could under no circumstances be casually skipped.]
[Masamichi Yaga had to see for himself whether this boy's soul and resolve truly suited him to studying in this cruel place filled with death and curses.]
[This time, however, Masamichi Yaga had clearly learned from the painful lessons of the past.]
[To avoid adding another enormous building repair bill to the school's already meager budget, he had very wisely moved the admission test from the indoor training room straight to the exceptionally spacious outdoor field.]
[Walking along the bluestone path through the lush woods, Itadori looked around at the secluded surroundings, almost entirely covered in natural vegetation and old wooden buildings. Even the fresh air carried a hint of the mountain chill.]
[He could not help scratching his head and marveling in disbelief.]
["This really is deep in the mountains... I feel like I couldn't even find a convenience store here. Is this really still Tokyo?"]
[Walking steadily ahead, you answered in your usual calm tone without even turning your head.]
["Of course this is still within Tokyo. It's just a relatively remote suburb. Besides, Jujutsu High isn't suited to a bustling urban center packed with crowds and