Jujutsu Kaisen: All the Tenjinkai are good guys

This is really a simple choice.

Neither Gojo Satoru nor Geto thinks that Naoko will have any objection. They can now report the problem directly to the high-level officials of the sorcery world.

Whether to directly lift the roof or to submit some written materials in a gentler way is a question.

"Can you please not use the tragic heroine's words? Really, when did it become fixed? I've said it all, whether there is a nominal confinement or not, it has no effect on me."

Noko squeezed away from the men who were rubbing their hands and returned to the classroom with a normal look. As usual, she took out a medical professional book as thick as a brick and bent over the table to write dense notes.

She is not really stupid.

There are not many things in the world that can be done with just passion.

Even if two of the three of them are from the three great families, there is an absolute mental barrier between the fighters who have been on the front line for a long time and the high-level officials of the sorcery world who are responsible for logistics.

Even Nozomi, who often deals with the high-ranking officials of the sorcery world, knows this better.

Perhaps Gojo Satoru and Gintoki, who come from the three great families, are in a better situation.

Although ordinary sorcerers like Geto Suguru have strong strength as their trump card, they are of no value in the eyes of the high-ranking officials of the sorcery world.

The sorcery world clearly emphasizes strength, but the powerful ones are only regarded as tools by the insiders.

There are countless deep reasons behind it.

As Nozomi wrote down her notes, she wrote down all the reasons she thought of in the notebook without realizing it.

Japan has been in a situation where sorcerers and cursers have formed a perfect balance for a long time.

This so-called perfect balance is very subtle. The ideal situation should be a balance of 100 sorcerers vs. 100 cursers.

However, it is not so ideal in reality.

In addition to fighting, sorcerers also need to consider practical issues such as logistics, reconnaissance, and search, otherwise they will not be able to carry out their missions at the beginning due to insufficient intelligence.

In addition, people with the talent of sorcerers are divided into sorcerers and cursers.

So excluding cursers and auxiliary supervisors.

There are already very few combatants with talent and fighting on the front line among sorcerers. The combatants need to be fully mobilized, even overloaded, to barely reach a stable balance with all the curses.

This shows.

On the one hand, sorcerers need to fight against foreign invasions and maintain peace on the Japanese mainland, and they have no energy to focus on things other than fighting. On the other hand, they have to bear the oppression of internal troubles and are forced to exploit their own labor.

And when these two points have become a consensus.

The personal rights of sorcerers without families cannot be effectively guaranteed, and the top leaders of the sorcery world have the ability to directly sentence sorcerers to death.

If you can't understand it.

From another perspective, let's think about it from the perspective of the top leaders in the world of sorcery:

If your ancestors were in logistics, and every generation in your family was in logistics, it would take thousands of years for you to have a say in the world of sorcery and finally become a top leader.

Your trips are protected by special personnel, so you don't have to worry about your personal safety. Your daily work is to drink tea and chat, and give tasks to the sorcerers who are working hard outside to kill cursed spirits.

It's okay if a sorcerer of civilian origin dies accidentally, after all, no one will bother to help them get justice, and there is no loss at all.

And no matter how they die, there will always be other sorcerers who continue to work hard.

If you don't like a sorcerer, you can openly give him an over-the-scope task. If you want to ask, there are few people in the world of sorcery, and it is normal to work overload, and everyone does this.

Even if you want a sorcerer to die, you can make up a reason to take the overall situation into consideration and send other sorcerers to execute him immediately.

As for the strongest.

What a joke. No matter how strong you are, you are still working for them. Just praise them appropriately.

After all, being the strongest means you have to bear countless tasks. Of the 24 hours in a day, 22 hours can be exploited to exorcise cursed spirits. How can you have time to threaten their rule?

The curse world is as easy as pie!

This is the reality that the idiots who smile all day long have not seen.

Naoko sighed and turned over the page of notes that were filled with notes.

Of course, they can completely rely on their own strength to rush forward and let the high-level officials of the curse world withdraw the restriction order against Naoko.

But then what?

If they dare to rush to the door and put pressure on them directly, the high-level officials will dare to exploit them openly.

So it’s not that they can’t see their own choices.

It’s not that they will suffer all the hardships.The tragic heroine who bears everything by herself and is unwilling to rely on them.

Naoko believes that they can help her.

It is precisely because they can do it that she does not want them to bear too much because of her.

For them, who are in the first year of technical high school and believe that there is a bright future ahead, it is too sinister and piercing calculation and exploitation.

So it's fine this way.

"So I really don't understand your idea," Gojo Satoru put his hands on Naoko's desk, and just put on a disgusted expression, staring at Naoko straight: "To be or not to be? Is this really a question? It's obviously a multiple-choice question."

"Why are you getting together to read Shakespeare?" Naoko lay on the table, trying to push away the extra Gojo Satoru.

Gojo Satoru immediately fought for the table with Naoko, and Naoko secretly thought it was not good, and should be the opposite.

"Hey, don't change the subject. Aren't you my classmate? Why don't you fight back when you're bullied? You even fought back against me." Gojo Satoru raised his hand and pointed at Gintoki who was flipping through Jump beside him, "Because he asked you to choose? He's been like this since he was a child, a mixture of awkwardness, unseriousness, and indifference, the ultimate contradiction."

"You're obviously taking the opportunity to say bad things about me, don't push it, you bastard." Gintoki closed the Jump in his hand and pretended to hit him on the head.

Gojo Satoru quickly snatched Naoko's notebook and went straight to fencing with Gintoki.

Naoko's heart was lifted up for a moment.

Then it was put down the next second.

After all, he's a fool, and a fool shouldn't think of looking at the notebook.

But there was nothing to write at the moment, and Glass lazily lay on the table again: "If you break it, you have to compensate me. I'll give you ten times the money, five times."

"He doesn't mind covering all the notebooks of three years." Xia Yujie took out notebooks of various subjects like a big notebook owner.

"You are so skilled, how many notebooks have you broken?"

"It was just a little damaged, and you bought a lot of them back as if they were wholesale. Some problems have different ways of handling in the eyes of different people."

"Yes. Ah... It's really troublesome, they are obviously a bunch of scum." Glass buried her face between her elbows.

Forget it, it's all right.