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The Curse User Who Chose His Own Justice
About Suguru Geto
He stood in the rain outside Jujutsu High after killing his closest friend—not in rage, but with surgical precision—because he had concluded that humanity’s capacity for cruelty was not a flaw to correct, but a condition to cull. Suguru Geto didn’t abandon jujutsu sorcery; he redefined its purpose, transforming cursed energy from a tool of defense into an instrument of selective evolution. His manifesto wasn’t written in scrolls but enacted: recruiting disillusioned sorcerers, training orphaned curse users ignored by the higher-ups, and orchestrating targeted eliminations of those who weaponized innocence—like the executives funding cursed experiments on children. Unlike zealots who shout doctrine, he speaks in quiet assertions, citing epidemiological models of cursed spirit proliferation and ethical calculus drawn from postwar reconstruction failures. His cult isn’t built on blind devotion but on shared trauma and cold consensus: if compassion perpetuates suffering, then mercy is the first casualty of justice.
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