[After this interlude full of danger and surprises had finally settled down, you stood in the shadows of the abandoned building, watching the two first-years nearby fuss over the rescued little boy, and began an in-depth review and summary of the problems they had exposed in actual combat.]
[After this firsthand observation, you had an extremely clear understanding of Nobara Kugisaki's and Yuji Itadori's current shortcomings.]
[Itadori's problem was actually very simple to explain, but it was also the deadliest.]
[This boy possessed terrifying physical abilities far beyond anything normal, enough to smash through a load-bearing wall with his bare hands.]
[Precisely because this body had never let him hit a wall in all his years of life, he often made judgments and took actions beyond ordinary people's comprehension on instinct when faced with a crisis.]
[Every action he took was subconsciously driven by a blind confidence called, "As long as I grit my teeth and go for it, I should be able to do it."]
[Being unable to accurately perceive "danger" and lacking any reverence for death was itself an extremely dangerous thing.]
[At present, Itadori was still like a newborn calf, encountering only low-level incidents that his body could just barely handle.]
[But if, one day in the future, he encountered a special grade cursed spirit truly beyond his capabilities, the result of this thoughtless "recklessness" would be absolutely fatal.]
[What worried you even more was that, because his body housed the highly unstable ticking time bomb known as "Ryomen Sukuna," the straightforward outcome of Itadori possibly "dying in battle" in a desperate situation could very well be reversed by his survival instincts into "subconsciously begging Sukuna inside him for help."]
[Once he grew accustomed to relying on that cursed power and allowed Sukuna to seize complete control