[Once you fully understood the twisted causality between Yuta Okkotsu and Rika Orimoto, you suddenly felt that all of this was utterly laughable.]
[Discovering the truth had instead led you straight into a dead end, leaving you unable to impose punishment within the existing rules.]
[Even though you had already privately obtained the authority to execute Yuta Okkotsu, as long as his "awakening" had been passive and Satoru Gojo stood behind him, forcibly killing him would no longer be a just act of upholding order. It would look more like a private act of violence committed purely to vent your anger.]
[Using love as an excuse to give rise to a special grade curse with an independent will to protect its master... what a nauseatingly convenient arrangement!]
[Sometimes, you even thought it would have been more satisfying to follow the higher-ups' cold-blooded judgment from the outset and secretly execute this uncontrollable bomb.]
[Ultimately, this was the strongest proof of how rotten and incomplete Jujutsu Society's existing rules were. They made it far too easy to excuse the true sources of disaster because of bloodlines, talent, and all manner of absurd "exceptions."]
[And what about the ordinary people caught up in this Night Parade of a Hundred Demons who had lost their lives? Unable to speak for themselves, they could only end up as cold background details in the subsequent casualty reports, reduced to a meaningless string of incidental numbers.]
[So, in the end, rather than completely eliminating cursed energy and curses, taking control of the current Jujutsu Society and improving its existing rules would benefit more people.]
[Because of the extremely harmful social impact of the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, the handling of the dead after the battle sparked a considerable political storm within Jujutsu Society.]
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