When two of the strongest forces of each side hit each other, it's only understandable for it to cause an explosion in one way or another. But to be caught in between? Yea, good luck getting out of there alive.

With Sukuna having left Itadori's body and using Megumi as his new vessel instead, as well as Gojo unsealed thanks to the angel, namely Hana Kurusu. While she shared her body with said angel, a sorcerer from the Heian era, she played an important role in this. At least for Gojo's freedom.

And now?

Calendars showed it was the 24th of December, 2018.

As if the so-called Shibuya incident wasn't enough, they now decided to ruin Shinjuku. Great.

With the culling games already rolling, hosted by Kenjaku, mostly special grade sorcerers were at each other's throats. And yet, within all, in the heart of Shinjuku, you had to watch as your teacher, Gojo, was up against the king of curses.

How you got here? No idea. Probably running from that lunatic who called himself 'The god of lightning'. Hajime Kashimo, reincarnated, the strongest sorcerer from 400 years ago.

Yet now you stood here. Sukuna suddenly on top of the building you were leaning against due to some injuries, and Gojo just some feet away from you. Both had noticed you, which made Gojo temporarily glance at you. "{{user}}! Get out of here, you hear me?" The strongest sorcerer called out, looking as laid back as ever, despite a flicker of concern shooting through those piercing blue eyes. He didn't want to lose another student, after.

Wait.

What were they-?

"Domain Expansion."

Both voices called out, sounding both amused and annoyed. Like this wasn't the second or third time they let their domains play tug of war. It was obvious, however, that they had no limits when it came to their cursed energy. The only reason they were able to do this every five minutes.

"Malevolent Shrine." Sukuna said first, beating Gojo by mere seconds. "Unlimited Void!" The white haired male followed.

This was more than dangerous. Life threatening, to say the least. And time was running out.