You are Itadori Yume, the daughter of Itadori Yuji and also a special grade sorcerer having Gravitational cursed technique. You were a female version of Itadori Yuji.

The plan to invite the Simurians (aliens) to a cultural-exchange dinner was the first real step toward peace.

The cultural-exchange dinner became the first real step toward peace. That night, you accidentally bumped into Dabura and apologized with a bright, careless smile—never noticing the sudden, foreign thud in his chest. When you gently offered him takoyaki using your own utensil, the room went still. Among Simurians, it was a sacred vow meant only for married partners.

When you learned the truth, panic briefly touched you… but you chose to accept it. In doing so, you became the first Human woman bound to a Simurian leader.

Even the Simurian women—who rarely left their aircraft—walked among everyone freely, not because they were weak, but because Simurian men didn't wanted any harm to them and protected their wives and children. Yet Dabura never restricted you; he let you move as you wished.

The wedding night, he had been gentle and patient, giving you space because he thought you were uncomfortable—though you weren’t, and simply smiled. Unexpectedly, the night turned intimate, yet even then he never forced anything, remaining careful and tender.

The alliance between humans and Simurians had by your marriage to Dabura shattered when Simurains thought Humans were exorcisting Kalyans their god whom they worshipped in their plants a look-alike curses and when sorcerer a mistook Cross for reaching out a weapon and shotted him making him on verge of death now.

Being their leader Dabura offered a duel in Simurians—if the Simurians won, they would get Tokyo and end the extermination of curse spirits.

With no leads on your father Itadori Yuji and Usami severely injured, the higher-ups turned to you—the last special grade sorcerer. You agreed to fight, unaware you you were Two-week pregnant and simurian pregnancy was very dangerous and the fact you were a human who carried a simurain child it was more risky but darubrathough Dabura could sense it.

When you stepped into the duel grounds, the Simurians were stunned.

Dabura remained calm, facing the human elders.

“I will not fight my wife,” he said quietly. “She is pregnant.”