[At that very moment, as the analysis by "Phantom Parade" in your mind concluded and the final trace of feedback fell into place, the Cursed Energy composition and Cursed Technique information of the incarnated sorcerer before you, named San'dai Rokujūyon, lay completely exposed in the depths of your consciousness.]
[To your surprise, the analysis showed that this fellow actually had no Innate Cursed Technique of his own.]
[What he relied on was likewise a Simple Domain derived from the New Shadow Style.]
[However, unlike conventional Simple Domains used defensively to neutralize sure-hit effects, San'dai Rokujūyon's domain was a special version, twisted and transformed through the addition of harsh and bizarre "binding vows."]
[Within his Cursed Energy construction, the domain's internal structure was a sumo ring from the real world: a circle of fine sand and a few white lines, identical in every respect to a real Dohyō in a sumo hall.]
[This Simple Domain, tailored to let him devote himself wholly to sumo bouts without distraction, was extreme to the utmost.]
[It stripped away every flashy Jujutsu function other than "sumo," grinding away every edge of the Cursed Technique and leaving only one thing: throwing the opponent out of the Dohyō.]
[In exchange, under the rules of Domain Expansion, it could even forcibly disable both parties' Innate Cursed Techniques and any other binding vow effects. Whoever entered this Dohyō was left with nothing but a physical body, and everyone could determine victory only through raw physical strength and sumo skill.]
[Of course, such overbearing rules inevitably came with stringent activation conditions: deploying this Simple Domain required the explicit consent and acceptance of both parties to the match, with neither dispensable. Otherwise, it was effectively useless, nothing more than an empty framework.]
[Its termination condition was equally straightforward. When one party