Mei Mei was now engulfed in scorching flames, able only to wail helplessly, unable to muster even a shred of strength.
Kusakabe Atsuya swung his blade at Jogo, only to be knocked to the ground with a single punch.
His body also ignited with scorching flames and his skin began to melt away.
As for Nanami Kento, who had been surrounded by flames from the very beginning, he had already turned into a charred husk, barely recognizable as human.
Jogo initially thought he was dead, but when he didn’t hear the notification sound for the reward, he stepped forward to take a closer look and was surprised to find that the guy wasn’t dead yet.
“Your vitality is truly tenacious.
No wonder you’re a Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerer, you’re practically charcoal and still not dead.” Jogo shook his head with some emotion.
Then he threw a punch down, channeling a powerful surge of Cursed Energy into Kento’s body through his fist.
Kento’s body, already fragile from the flames, was barely clinging to life.
After taking this punch from Jogo, his body exploded, scattering into black fragments all over the ground.
The moment Kento shattered into pieces, a system notification rang in Jogo’s ears, sounding like music to his own.
[Ding!
Congratulations to the host for killing the Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerer Nanami Kento.
Rewards obtained: Special Reward × 1, Physical Attributes increased by 10%] [Ding!
Congratulations to the host for obtaining Lucky Spin × 1] A faint golden light appeared around Jogo’s body, turning into a warm current that flowed through his body.
He could clearly feel that his body was becoming increasingly powerful.
Jogo belonged to the type of existence equivalent to a mage.
Although his attack power was high, capable of killing a Grade 1 Jujutsu Sorcerer in one move, his body was too fragile.
Now, the 10% increase in physical attributes granted by the system was undoubtedly helping him gradually make up for this shortcoming.
In fact, what Jogo cared about most wasn’t the increase in physical attributes, but the special reward: Lucky Spin.
[Lucky Spin] [Introduction: Literally what it says.
You can use it to draw prizes, and it will randomly select one item from the wheel as a reward.] [You can use it at will even during battle.
The draw takes place only in your mind and will not consume any time in reality.] [What are you waiting for?
It’s time for a gamble.] ‘Use.’ Jogo replied in his mind.
His communication with the system and this draw were equivalent to the transmission of thoughts, and not even a second would pass in reality.
The next moment, a huge wheel appeared in Jogo’s mind.
It was colorful and covered in neon lights, making him think of a slot machine.
With a loud roar, the entire wheel began to spin rapidly.
He could barely make out a few of the rewards, but even that was enough to make his eye widen.
[Ryomen Sukuna’s Cursed Technique Dismantle × 1] [Uchiha Sasuke’s Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan × 1] [Gojo Satoru’s Six Eyes × 1] [Rumble-Rumble Fruit × 1] [Forgiveness Hat × 1] These were all top-tier rewards that could greatly enhance his combat power, so it was no wonder Jogo was so shocked.
As the wheel slowly stopped, the pointer, under his expectant gaze, gradually landed on the area featuring a pair of eyes with patterns.
His heart was pounding with excitement.
Holy crap, am I the true lucky winner?
Did I actually manage to draw the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan?
If I could get this thing, wouldn’t I be able to walk sideways through the Jujutsu Kaisen world?
Ryomen Sukuna, Gojo Satoru—everyone would have to take a hit from my Complete Body Susanoo.
However, things didn’t go as planned.
The pointer was still moving forward.
Although the movement was very small, it was still sliding forward, and it was about to slide out of the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan area.
Jogo’s heart was in his throat.
He stared fixedly at the huge wheel in his mind, watching the pointer that was almost about to slide past the Eternal Mangekyo, and kept shouting, “Don’t slide!
Don’t slide!
Stop right here!
Don’t slide any further!” Rumble!
Accompanied by a huge roar, the colorful wheel collapsed and he was kicked out of this space.
His face was ashen as he stared blankly at a green hat that had appeared out of thin air in his hand.
[Forgiveness Hat] [Introduction: Lock this forgiveness hat onto a target, and it will automatically appear on their head.
No matter how much hatred exists between the two parties, the other party will choose to forgive you this one time and let you leave.] Jogo: “…” Taking a deep breath, he ultimately had no choice but to accept it helplessly.
This feeling of hope expanding to the limit only to fall into hell in an instant was truly unpleasant, but life is full of disappointments, so how can one force things?
At least this Forgiveness Hat could help him escape the predicament before him.
Watching with his own eyes as Kento was punched into fragments all over the ground by that Special Grade Cursed Spirit, Satoru’s eyes were now stained with extreme rage.
He arrived at Jogo’s side at almost the fastest speed of his life, his left hand condensing a red ball that looked extremely unstable.
“You actually…
I’m going to kill you!” The anger in Satoru’s heart reached an unprecedented level.
He poured all his rage into Red, just wanting to smash it into Jogo’s face.
However, in the very next instant, a hat emitting a green glow landed on Satoru’s head.
His expression instantly calmed down, his eyes filled with gentleness as he looked at Jogo.
At the same time, he dispelled the red ball in his left hand and patted Jogo’s shoulder with a moved expression.
“I’m sorry, I was so angry at you just now.
I forgive you.” Jogo was silent as he watched Satoru’s attitude do a complete turnaround.
The effectiveness of this Forgiveness Hat is truly fast.
It’s worthy of being a system product, truly a guaranteed high-quality item.
Satoru patted Jogo’s shoulder again, and upon finding that he wouldn’t answer, a visible panic appeared on his face.
“What’s wrong?
Did I hurt you?
I’ve already forgiven you.
Even if you killed my friend of many years, I still forgive you.
Please, don’t just stand there in silence.
I beg you.” Jogo: “…” Watching Satoru’s expression, so aggrieved that he looked like he was about to cry, veins faintly bulged on Jogo’s forehead as he tentatively asked, “Do you still have Infinity active?” Although Satoru’s thinking had been influenced by the Forgiveness Hat, his basic cognitive abilities remained, so he immediately opened his mouth to answer, “It’s always been on, what’s the matter?” Perhaps I can try to kill Satoru using the Forgiveness Hat.
It actually seems feasible.
Jogo’s mind stirred and a mysterious smile appeared on his face.
“You say you’ve forgiven me, but what if I say I don’t accept your forgiveness?” Upon hearing this, Satoru immediately became anxious, his eyes widening.
“I’ve already forgiven you.
You can’t refuse my forgiveness.
I’m begging you, please just accept my forgiveness.” Damn, the effect of this Forgiveness Hat is a bit intense.
Jogo couldn’t help but feel a bit ashamed.
Is this Satoru’s true nature being unleashed?
After thinking for a moment, he came up with a brilliant idea and said, “You want me to accept your forgiveness, right?
Fine, but there’s a condition.
You just need to turn off Infinity, then let me land one punch, and I’ll accept your forgiveness.
How about it?” “No.” Satoru’s extremely decisive refusal left Jogo, who had originally planned to use this to kill him, stunned.
What’s going on?
Did the Forgiveness Hat fail?!
Unexpectedly, the next moment, Satoru maintained that pleading expression, but what he said was unexpected.
“I don’t know why, but I just know that no matter what, I cannot turn off my Infinity.
Although I don’t understand what’s going on, I still decide to follow my heart.
I really want you to accept my forgiveness, but I cannot go against my own heart.
My heart tells me that once I turn off Infinity, you won’t let me forgive you, so I can’t turn it off.” Jogo: “…” Seriously, man, are you playing philosopher here?
Since killing Satoru had become a pipe dream, Jogo couldn’t force it anymore and could only leave as quickly as possible before the effect of the Forgiveness Hat wore off.
Satoru just watched Jogo’s retreating back as he collapsed on the ground, crying and snotting, shouting, “No!
You haven’t accepted my forgiveness yet!
Don’t go!” Although he said that, Satoru’s body made absolutely no move to stop him, because according to the effect of the Forgiveness Hat, he had to let the other party go no matter what.