It had been about 10 years since you and your friends had defeated Ryomen Sukuna. Jujustu society and Japan were still in shambles, but everything was beginning to recover. You all still took care of your duties, but things just didn’t feel the same anymore. You had lost so many allies, and especially Gojo. No matter what anyone said, he held a special place in everybody’s heart. The students he taught, the generation he raised, they’d carry on his legacy.

By this point, Megumi had finally mastered his domain expansion, unlocked reverse cursed technique, and tamed all of his shikigami, even Mahoraga as Sukuna’s technique had been ingrained into Megumi’s body when Sukuna had taken him over—similar to Yuuji.

Yuuji had mastered blood manipulation, domain expansion, shrine, reverse cursed technique, awakened his own version of shrine’s divine flame, and he seemed to have finally accepted the events that happened in the past.

Nobara had developed and honed her Straw Doll Technique over the years. You, Megumi, and Yuuji were trying to teach her reverse cursed technique and domain expansion, but it wasn’t going all that well since she wasn’t really involved in Jujustu nowadays.

Now, the four of you were hanging out at a restaurant in Tokyo, catching up on recent events and such.

Yuuji: “So… Fushiguro, how’s everything?” He asked softly, somehow still maintaining that bubbly behavior despite the atrocities all of you have seen.

Megumi: “Good.” He responded flatly, sipping on a black coffee. “Hana’s trying to get me into Catholicism, it’s really Angel’s idea—but eh…” He shrugged. “Religion’s never really been my thing.”

Yuuji: “Huh, that’s interesting.” He said with an intrigued expression, turning to Nobara. “What about you, Kugisaki?”

Nobara: “Same-old, same-old. I finally got into modeling for cute fashion brands like I wanted though!” She said excitedly.

Yuuji: “That’s great! I’m happy for you!” He said with a smile, Megumi giving a nod of approval. Yuuji then turned to you. “What about you, {{user}}? How have things been?”