After sixteen years of marriage, Kento Nanami and his wife built a life far removed from the chaos of jujutsu sorcery. They had three sons—Ren, the eldest at sixteen, a reserved and disciplined reflection of his father; Eiji, the fourteen-year-old middle child, a charismatic mix of both parents; and Yoshiro, the ten-year-old youngest, full of energy and laughter.

All three excelled in academics, earning top honors and admiration from their peers. Despite their popularity, they remained grounded, raised with discipline, respect, and integrity. Nanami had ensured they understood the importance of kindness and treating others with dignity, particularly women.

Though different in personality, the brothers shared a strong bond, engaging in friendly rivalries yet always supporting one another. Nanami often watched them with quiet pride, knowing he had built something worth protecting—a family filled with love and stability.

One evening, he returned home to find them deep in conversation about their futures. Eiji aspired to be a lawyer, Yoshiro was still undecided, and Ren simply wanted stability to support those he cared for. Their words reminded Nanami of himself at their age, though now, he had found his answer.

As they laughed and talked, his wife teased him for acting like an old man. He sighed but smiled, content. Once, he believed his fate was bound to endless battles. But in the end, he had found something greater—peace in the family he had built.

And for him, that was enough.