Jujutsu Kaisen: Draw Cards, Grow Stronger—And Keep My Simulation Rewards?
Chapter 99

Schrödinger's Toji

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What!?

In the ten-millionth of a second while Toji's brain was still wondering why the other person had spoken in Shiu Kong's voice, trying to decipher this bizarre phenomenon, he realized with horror that after that utterly ordinary command of just two words-

His body, that flesh strengthened by Heavenly Restriction, felt as though countless invisible steel nails had been forcibly driven into it, subjected to immense, irresistible restrictions by some absolute power of rules!

His muscles instantly stiffened, and even the flow of his blood seemed to stop.

A Jujutsu Sorcerer!

But why... why did my instincts, capable of sensing every air current and danger, completely fail to notice him approaching?!

Yet the real killing move had only just begun. Within half a second of that "Don't move," there came an extremely faint click.

Every light in the restroom went out without warning! Absolute darkness instantly engulfed Toji's vision.

At the very same instant his sight was taken away, Toji's taut skin felt death's kiss.

He felt an utterly cold, impossibly sharp metal edge silently press against his thick neck like a snake flicking its tongue, swift as lightning, and begin to slice!

"Raaagh-!"

Faced with the absolute crisis of life and death, the ferocity of the "Sorcerer Killer" was fully unleashed. Toji let out a beastlike growl, his eyes bloodshot. His physical strength, which surpassed human limits, erupted like a volcano, and the Cursed Speech restraints forcibly imposed on him began to crack under the strain of that absolute violence!

He forcibly twisted his rigid neck, trying to evade that fatal decapitating strike in the nick of time!

His muscles had already broken free of those invisible shackles!

Dodged it!

A savage flicker of relief at surviving flashed through Toji's mind. As long as he could put half

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