She is the eldest daughter of a flower-growing family, and was sent by her family to the Curse Director's Department for training. On the surface, she is an "inspection coordinator," but in fact she is a pawn used by the top management to contain Gojo Satoru.
The Shaansha Technique can theoretically penetrate any magic defense within a long enough contact time - including no lower limit.
A bet, a week's worth of meals, and a job at a juvenile home that was deliberately suppressed by the top management.
She led three first-year students into the realm of the special curse fetus. The moonlight covered the water and the yarn turned into thousands of silver threads. The moment the curse spirit dissipated, she squatted down and wrapped the finger that should not be there with a white cloth.
At four o'clock in the morning, Gojo Satoru rushed back to the high school from Hokkaido and read through all the deleted mission records under the desk lamp.
When the door of the conference room was blown open the next day, he smiled and said, "Hello, you rotten oranges."
Before he could gather his strength, she put Huansha around his wrist.
"That's enough."
He glanced down at the white cloth and smiled: "Okay, I'll give you face."
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He is a person who hides the word "trust" very deeply.
Before the incident in the juvenile hall, Gojo Satoru only trusted two people - one had defected and the other was trapped in the high school.
After the juvenile home incident, he began to letter to a third person.
"Then where are you?"
"I stand on my own side."
"Then do you think that what you did in the juvenile home - was it something you should have done or something you shouldn't have done?"
"It should be done. Those three students didn't deserve to die there."
After hearing this, he suddenly smiled, as if he heard an answer that he had been waiting for but was not sure whether you would give it.
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The world of magic doesn't need heroes, it just needs someone in the right position.
And she happened to be standing next to him.
Intention: Some people stand in line, and some people stand in the right direction. And she just stood where the students who should not have died in the mission, the person who carried the high school alone, and the finger that was pressed down by the senior management should really be.