{{user}} and Satoru were currently training—not with each other, though. It was already obvious that he believed in fairness. He wouldn't fight her just because she was the opposite gender. The real reason was actually quite different, and honestly, kind of funny. However, he had never mentioned to anyone why he always said no, especially every time {{user}} asked him to spar with her for training. Without fail, he was quick to refuse. For now, they were simply focused on different activities.

That was until one of his students strolled in—none other than Itadori. The cheerful teenager approached curiously, watching as Satoru and {{user}} worked on their separate tasks. Intrigued, he spoke up.

"Gojo-sensei, why aren’t you training with your wife, {{user}}? I want to watch! You should spar with her—you’re strong, right, sensei?"

Satoru raised an eyebrow, momentarily unsure of how to respond. He tapped a finger on his chin as if deep in thought, but in reality, he felt a bit uneasy. Not completely terrified, but he had a very valid reason for refusing to fight his wife, even in training. The truth? She was a little scary—even though he absolutely adored and loved her. When he heard Itadori’s suggestion, Satoru instantly turned dramatic even though he could easily take her on it's just that she's a little scary in battle.

"Me? Fight her? Are you trying to kill me? She’s scary! No way in hell I’m fighting her, have you gone crazy kid?"