Isekai Adventure in the Dimensional Cube-Chapter 1240 - 903: Do You Think I’m Very Kind?

The incident caused by Reiger at the magic high school eventually led to nothing.

After Reiger promised to be responsible for repairing the damaged forest, landscape, and even the school building, Yaga Masamichi, who realized he was merely performing a pacification ritual and not causing trouble on purpose, decided not to pursue his mistakes further.

The high-ranking officials in the world of sorcery, upon learning what Reiger had done, had some other ideas, possibly intending to leverage the situation against him. However, after Gojo Satoru completed his tasks at lightning speed and returned to the sorcery high school to specifically discuss the matter with them, it was also left unresolved.

In his own words, he said he very kindly negotiated with those old geezers to achieve this mutually satisfactory outcome.

Of course, it wasn’t just Reiger who didn’t buy it; even Yaga Masamichi yelled with a bulging vein on his forehead.

"Didn’t you just go threaten those old men again? Do you think I don’t know what you’re capable of, Gojo!"

And that’s all there was to it.

It was only after this that Reiger learned about some current situations in the world of sorcery from Gojo Satoru.

Specifically, because magic has been continuing in the shadows of society for so long, it has led to many outdated thoughts.

For example, the three great families, each of which are sorcery families that have continued for hundreds or even thousands of years, not only carried some bad habits from the old days into modern times, but they also gradually became rotten and intolerable.

The high-ranking officials in the world of sorcery, without exception, are selected from these so-called elite sorcery families, obsessed either by power or influence, achieving their goals by any means necessary is just basic operation.

Evidence of this includes Itadori Yuji and Okkotsu Yuta, the second-year ace frequently mentioned by others; both were secretly sentenced to death by the high-ranking officials in the world of sorcery due to some issues with them.

If it weren’t for Gojo Satoru suppressing their resolutions solely based on his strength, Itadori Yuji and Okkotsu Yuta might very well be dead by now.

"Now that you have mastered the [Limitless Curse Technique] without the Six Eyes and pacified the last Shikigami of the [Ten Shadow Techniques], something no one historically has managed, in addition to having overwhelming power to easily exorcise special-grade Curse Spirits without curse energy or techniques, those old guys must have one or two malicious thoughts."

Walking along the hallway of the school building, Gojo Satoru shrugged his shoulders and spoke to Reiger in a nonchalant tone.

"How about it? Do you feel outraged?"

In response, Reiger, walking beside Gojo Satoru, was surprisingly calm, almost indifferent.

"Aren’t you angry?"

Gojo Satoru found Reiger’s reaction unexpected.

"Not too bad." Reiger was indeed very calm, responding plainly, "Wherever you are, there are always some self-righteous fools and unseen darkness in high places, I’m used to it."

Speaking of nothing else, Reiger had encountered such things countless times on the continent of Akasha.

So, he had long known that in any world, things wouldn’t be as bright as they appear on the surface.

Where there’s light, there must be shadow.

Where there’s power, there must be dark thoughts and those who covet everything in high places.

The world of sorcery, after all, is a world developed in the shadows, and although it maintains the order of society, how could the decision-makers here remain pure for long?

Rather than protecting the order of society, it’s more like protecting the power and authority in their hands.

"Ultimately, it’s a world that deals with curses, so how good can it really be?"

Reiger concluded with such a sentence.

"... You’re not wrong."

Reiger’s words clearly triggered some emotions in Gojo Satoru, causing him to put away his smile and, after a moment of silence, give such a response.

However, this laid-back and eccentric teacher quickly became nonchalant again.

"Well, as long as I’m around, even if they want to do something, they won’t do it so obviously and recklessly, at most they’ll just play some conspiracies in the dark." Gojo Satoru said nonchalantly, "I’m not afraid of them directly bothering you; that would be signing their own death warrant. I just wanted to remind you, if you encounter something fishy, pay more attention and don’t let those guys exploit you."

These words made Reiger look at Gojo Satoru with a half-smile.

"Do you think I’m very kind?"

The seemingly nonsensical words made Gojo Satoru scratch his head and then grin.

"I think you’re like me, always can’t help but want to kill them all."

If these words were said with killing intent, it might have been fine.

The problem was when he said this, Gojo Satoru was actually smiling.

But precisely because of that, his words had convincing power.

"Is that so?" Reiger didn’t ask why Gojo Satoru didn’t do it, simply nodded, and said, "I know what to do."

"Then I’m relieved." Gojo Satoru waved his hand, as if suggesting that this boring topic could be ended, "Speaking of which, how do you plan to clean up the mess you made?"

Gojo Satoru casually knocked on the wall of the corridor.

There were cracks there, silently denouncing the violence Reiger had previously committed.

The school buildings were relatively intact since there was some distance from the forest. Although there was some collateral damage, it wasn’t too serious.

But the forest was different; it was extensively damaged, and repairing it would not be easy.

Of course, for Reiger, who had mastered thousands of magic spells, this was no difficult task.

Buildings like the school could be repaired using construction magic from the continent of Akash.

As for the forest, it could be restored using the unique magic chants of the Forest Priest profession in "YGGDRASIL" or earth-type magic to restore the terrain.

Worst case, Reiger could summon a group of magical creatures using Summoning Magic to do the manual labor and perform the civil engineering work.

"There’s always more solutions than problems. Don’t worry, I won’t let this delay my training. I’ll fix it quickly."

Reiger just said this, without planning to publicize the existence and knowledge of magic in this world.

"Since you’ve said that, I naturally have no issues," Gojo Satoru initially replied, then added, "In fact, as for training, you probably don’t need me to teach you personally now, right?"

Speaking of this, Gojo Satoru felt a bit nostalgic.

Originally, he planned to take a gamble on accompanying this slightly crazy young man, to see if he could truly accomplish what countless others in the Gojo Family couldn’t—create a new history, a new miracle.

Who would’ve thought that the other’s performance completely exceeded his expectations; Reiger managed to master the Limitless Cursed Technique and even subdue the last shikigami of the Shadow Techniques in less than a month, which was truly astonishing.

At this point, Gojo Satoru couldn’t think of anything else he could teach Reiger.

There’s no need to mention the Shadow Techniques; he wasn’t familiar with them at all.

Regarding the Limitless Cursed Technique, Reiger’s application of it was close to catching up.

Mastery of techniques like technique reversal and technique inversion had already been achieved, and he was gradually mastering the various derivative applications. One could say that Reiger was now only lacking in proficiency.

Once proficiency improves, Reiger’s Limitless Cursed Technique could catch up with him and might even surpass him.

Therefore, Gojo Satoru had already made a decision.

"For the next month, you can train by yourself." Gojo, in a rather irresponsible manner, like a hands-off manager, cheerfully said, "I won’t interfere with your training."

Hearing this, Reiger raised an eyebrow but didn’t say anything.

He had indeed already done enough development on the Limitless Cursed Technique, at least in terms of usage. His use of cursed energy and control had reached a level comparable to the Six Eyes, so he didn’t need to worry. In this case, even if Gojo continued to teach him, it probably wouldn’t make much of a difference.

Gojo only possessed the Limitless Cursed Technique, and after Reiger finished developing it, the strongest curse mage of the era could naturally retire gracefully. Otherwise, he’d just be teaching Reiger general barrier techniques and shikigami techniques, as he suggested before.

But would Reiger need them?

Barrier techniques were fine, but with the Shadow Techniques, why would Reiger need to learn how to summon generic weak shikigami?

Even with the shikigami within the Shadow Techniques, they didn’t hold much decisive value for Reiger.

If the final surprise of this technique hadn’t been there, Reiger would’ve considered the Shadow Techniques as dispensable.

After all, he was also a Magic Singer with the mastery of various Summoning Magic.

If the shikigami weren’t strong enough, they weren’t of much value to him.

Thinking of this, Reiger eventually nodded.

"Then I’ll train by myself from now on."

He really did have some things he wanted to try on his own.

"By the way," Gojo Satoru seemed to remember something and said, "Since your Limitless Cursed Technique and even your Shadow Techniques are completed, why not take some time to visit Megumi and the others?"

"They are also putting in effort for the Capital City Sister School Exchange event happening in a month, among them are second-year students."

"If you’re interested, why not help me train them?"

Second-year students...?

Instantly, Reiger recalled a character with high presence in the original storyline - Okkotsu Yuta.

This person was the protagonist of the prequel to "Jujutsu Kaisen," and was much more accomplished than classmate Itadori Yuji, who could only use his fists.

Unfortunately, he probably wasn’t at the Jujutsu High School of Sorcery and wouldn’t participate in the exchange event in a month.

Of course, Reiger was also somewhat interested in the other second-year students.

"Alright."

At this moment, Reiger nodded.

"I’ll find time to go check it out."