Simultaneous transmigration, where everyone shares their talents and strength, isn’t exactly a fresh trope for a cheat ability.
But Levi never imagined he would have a double cheat—possessing both the Talismans and other versions of himself from different worlds.
Isn’t he set for life now?
With the Talismans as starting capital, it shouldn’t be too hard to snowball, right?
He just didn’t know if the others had Talismans too.
“Brother, no words are needed.
Let’s high-five.”
Mold-line Levi reached out his palm, his eyes full of anticipation.
Jujutsu Levi didn’t hesitate and slapped his palm.
Their memories shared instantly.
Then, the smiles on the four men’s faces gradually vanished.
“Wait, how is it that you only just transmigrated?
We’ve been here for years.”
“I guess time doesn’t flow at the same rate in different universes…
at least, it didn’t before we made contact.”
“Sigh, another one that hasn’t activated.”
“So that look of anticipation just now was because you wanted me to carry you?
Don’t always rely on others; it’s better to rely on yourself.”
“You’re that ‘self,’ you dick!”
After syncing the information in his mind with the other Levis, Jujutsu Levi realized why those three had such strange smiles when he first entered this Grey Mist Space.
They were like gamblers waiting for a jackpot!
But Jujutsu Levi could understand it.
After all, everyone was a normie before transmigrating, and they were still normies after.
Not a single one had activated!
Mold-line Levi was from the Cyberpunk 2077 universe.
There wasn’t much to say about that world; he had actually technically ‘activated’ and become a minor legend, but cybernetic enhancements count as equipment, so their benefits can’t be shared.
Young Levi was from the Harry Potter universe.
He wasn’t a wizard, nor was he even a Squib.
He was just an ordinary Muggle born to a Muggle family.
The last Levi was somewhat unique, coming from a combined universe of Marvel and The Boys.
Unfortunately, he was neither a mutant nor one of the chosen ones who could gain superpowers from injecting Compound V.
If it weren’t for the Horse Talisman, he would have likely died the first time he injected Compound V.
When they called themselves normies, they truly meant it.
They weren’t talking about the fodder Genin in Naruto or the minor Marines in One Piece.
They were talking about being farmers on the land or fishermen on an island.
Even a Genin knows the Clone Technique; these guys were at a level where they didn’t even have Chakra.
They were the true weaklings in the background that protagonists are supposed to protect.
Jujutsu Levi let out a sigh.
Even though he had the Dragon Talisman and the Dog Talisman, it didn’t change the fact that he was indeed a normie.
In the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, the most ‘normal’ representative of a sorcerer would be Kasumi Miwa.
But even Kasumi Miwa was a sorcerer—someone who awakened with a one-in-a-hundred-thousand probability.
Levi was just one of the remaining ordinary people.
Fortunately, through memory sharing, Jujutsu Levi knew that everyone had been assigned two Talismans.
This was the only safety net for the Levis before they ‘activated.’
“The Dog Talisman?
The strongest life-saving Talisman.
I’m so jealous.”
Wizarding Levi made an envious sound as he took out his own Talismans.
The Snake Talisman and the Monkey Talisman.
“I know what you’re thinking.
Yes, wizards are just like humans; they’re animals that can be transformed using the Monkey Talisman.”
“But you saw the final result.
It was useless.”
Through the shared memories, everyone knew how Wizarding Levi had failed.
Evidently, he had turned himself into a Squib.
This applied to fantastic beasts as well; magical species could also produce individuals with little or no magic—their equivalent of Squibs that had no magic power, sometimes making them worse than ordinary animals.
At least an ordinary animal wouldn’t suddenly let out a howl and turn into a pile of ash due to a lack of magic power.
Wizarding Levi had truly almost died back then, suffering extensive burns over his whole body and lying in the ICU for over a year.
He deeply regretted choosing a Phoenix as the first magical beast he tried to transform into.
If it hadn’t been for the tripled physical stats and self-healing abilities brought by the shared link, he might still be using a catheter right now.
Jujutsu Levi couldn’t help but complain, “Isn’t this some bullshit?
What kind of decent person transmigrates into the Harry Potter world as a Muggle?
What happened to every transmigrator getting a Hogwarts admission letter?”
Wizarding Levi nodded vigorously.
“Exactly!
Could it be that having the Talismans made the world increase the difficulty?”
Marvel-Vought Levi said sorrowfully, “We already left the world of Jackie Chan Adventures, but I feel like the heavy hand of fate is still chasing me.”
As he spoke, he also took out his two Talismans.
The Ox Talisman and the Horse Talisman.
“My social status is decent thanks to these two, making me a top-tier workhorse, but I still can’t find a way forward.”
“The success rate of Compound V wasn’t high to begin with.
With my ordinary constitution, I would’ve died from the injection if it wasn’t for the Horse Talisman.
I would’ve been done for long ago.”
Through the memories, Jujutsu Levi also knew that Marvel Levi had tried to find Kamar-Taj.
But in the end, he came up empty-handed.
No one had ever revealed any information regarding Kamar-Taj to him.
In the words of the cultivation world, he ‘lacked immortal affinity.’
Night City Levi didn’t join in the complaining.
His world lacked any obvious supernatural powers, so his entire focus was on how to get the other Levis ‘activated.’
After thinking for a moment, he suddenly spoke up.
“Actually, maybe everyone can truly rely on the world of Jujutsu Kaisen to activate this time.”
The others looked at Night City Levi and pressed, “How so?”
Jujutsu Levi was a bit confused.
“I recall the power system in Jujutsu Kaisen is similar to Hogwarts, right?
You either have Cursed Energy and an Innate Technique at birth, or you don’t.”
“Even the total amount of Cursed Energy is set at birth; there’s no such thing as cultivation.
At most, you can manifest a Domain or play around with Binding Vows.
But if you have no Cursed Energy, you can’t even offer anything for a Vow.”
Night City Levi smiled slightly.
“Don’t be in such a hurry.
The world of Jujutsu Kaisen has a very interesting characteristic.”
“In the Jujutsu universe, the shape of the soul equals the shape of the body.”
Everyone nodded; they all knew this point.
As a Cursed Spirit born from the fear humans have of other humans, Mahito’s Innate Technique, ‘Idle Transfiguration,’ allows him to manipulate human souls at will.
Individuals controlled by Mahito’s Idle Transfiguration are like play-doh, capable of being freely molded into any shape by him.
For humans below the Special Grade, excluding Yuji who has Sukuna’s protection, a single touch basically means death.
Wizarding Levi suddenly understood.
“Right!
I remember in the original plot, Kenjaku uses Mahito’s Idle Transfiguration to remodel the brains of humans on a large scale, allowing ordinary people to awaken Cursed Energy.
Are you saying we should wait for that opportunity?”
But Night City Levi shook his head.
“No, that’s too dangerous.
How important is the soul?
How can we leave it in the hands of another?
Especially a villain with no bottom line or morals.”
“What if Kenjaku notices something?
Instead of awakening your Cursed Energy, what if he just turns you into a conscious meatball?”
“The Dog Talisman can keep you from dying, but if Idle Transfiguration just changes your shape without causing ‘damage,’ it’s hard to say if it can bypass the Dog Talisman’s protection mechanism.”
The others visualized such a scenario, and their expressions grew grim.
They really didn’t want to gamble on a villain’s whims.
Placing their lives in the hands of such a person was far too dangerous, especially a troll like Kenjaku.
“Once we activate, we will inevitably share infinite lifespan.
There’s no doubt about that.
In the face of an infinite lifespan, taking even a one percent risk is a massive loss.”
“We need to play the winning hand, not the losing one.
Even if we earn less, we can’t risk losing everything.
So, we absolutely cannot let anyone use Idle Transfiguration on us.”
Everyone nodded in succession, agreeing with Night City Levi’s logic.
“Then what you just said about activating through the Jujutsu Kaisen world—how do we do it?” Marvel-Vought Levi asked.
Night City Levi looked at Jujutsu Levi, his eyes narrowing slightly.
“My plan is…
tonight, you need to kill at least two Curse Users—preferably three or more—and then bring their brains into the Grey Mist Space.”
“Huh?”
Jujutsu Levi was stunned for a moment, but since they were the same person and had just synced their thoughts minutes ago, it clicked instantly.
“Wait, you want to study the brains of Curse Users and then use Cyberpunk’s cybernetic technology to engrave Innate Techniques onto our brains?!”
Jujutsu Levi’s eyes widened.
“It might work…
no, it will definitely work.”
Marvel-Vought Levi added excitedly, “Since Kenjaku can rely on the Idle Transfiguration technique to change a human brain and give ordinary people Cursed Energy, there’s no reason why a surgery that changes the brain structure wouldn’t work.
After all, the physical result is the same!”
Wizarding Levi struck a shocked pose, clutching his head <(º0º)>.
“Holy shit, a genius!”
“We’re really popping off now!”