Curse back: As a swordsman, what's wrong with a happy ending?

Gojo Satoru held the two majestic dragon horns of the Rainbow Dragon, his face filled with joy and excitement. He rode the dragon quickly in the air, sweeping the ground at will.

The six eyes beneath the sunglasses were bright and clear, and the sky blue pupils were almost the same color as the dome.

"Wuhu~"

He casually released a few "Cang" shots, seemingly without much aiming or controlling the strength, but the "Cang" bursts were placed very close to the ground, just enough to remove the cursed spirits on the treetops or between the buildings, without causing any damage to the surrounding buildings. This was enough to demonstrate his superb control of the cursed power.

His smile was full of wildness, and the rainbow dragon's scales were as bright as white jade and sparkling.

Xia Yujie looked into the distance and raised his hand to slightly block the sunlight.

"Wu has really improved a lot... before, he could only bombard buildings and people at the same time."

Not only were the abandoned and unfinished buildings intact, but even the large forest was intact, with the leaves at the treetops still swaying gently.

A peaceful scene.

"We've all changed a lot since we first entered school." Su Ze responded casually while fiddling with something with his head down.

"Hmm..." Xia Youjie didn't comment, "What are you fiddling with?"

He looked at Su Ze.

Su Ze was squatting on the ground with several beige rectangular pieces of paper stacked in front of him.

Su Ze's tone was unusually lively - just like the high-spirited and high-spirited tone that an ordinary young man should have.

"secret--"

His tone was mysterious and he smiled happily.

Geto Suguru shrugged indifferently and continued to look at Gojo Satoru in the distance. Rainbow Dragon also seemed quite excited - this was a rare opportunity to soar, and the man and the dragon kept howling, and strange cries came one after another.

"He asked me for the Rainbow Dragon, and I was worried that it might cause trouble—"

Geto Suguru breathed a sigh of relief. He took out a map of Miyagi Prefecture and drew a big "x" at the location of Matsushima Town.

"…I was overthinking it."

He admitted it frankly.

"At this rate, even if there's only Wu, it should only take three days to clear the area—"

Su Ze nodded perfunctorily, still squatting and fiddling with his pile of stuff.

Xia Youjie felt that he was being treated coldly and bullied.

"Will it be enough to leave only two level one cursed spirits for Glass and the singer?" He was a little worried.

Although no one knew their whereabouts and the hospital had conducted a thorough search - but as long as Nitro was there, no amount of vigilance would be excessive.

Su Ze said without hesitation: "It's okay, I still have two flying swords left."

Only then did Xia Youjie breathe a sigh of relief.

"Then, what about Lady You?" He thought of the other side.

What Su Ze said the day before yesterday still seemed too abrupt...especially for a child who had no experience in the world.

Imagine that one day you are walking on the way home, still thinking about whether to buy a lollipop or a sausage with your one dollar pocket money, but a sloppy uncle selling things on the roadside suddenly grabs you and says seriously: "I see that you have extraordinary talents, this secret book is made for you——"

...Su Ze's behavior might be similar to this.

Fortunately, Otsutsuki-san is a bit... gentle and didn't overreact.

And when Su Ze got closer, he was shocked to notice that Otsutsuki had not yet awakened the technique - only then did he truly realize how reckless his behavior was.

"That's really not something you would do..." sighed Geto Suguru.

In short, the two of them had secretly followed Okkotsu yesterday. His parents just came to the ward for a casual visit and left in a hurry. On the contrary, the girl who looked like his sister stayed for a while, and finally left reluctantly at the urging of her parents.

"His family relationships are not very good." White Qi threads flowed out from Su Ze's fingertips, wandering on the turmeric paper, drawing various patterns like a flying dragon.

"I still have a lot of potential..." Xia Youjie added, with a strange look on his face, "...it sounds like the "Innate Magician Holy Body"."

"I'll stay here for a few days and observe this child carefully--" The Qi on Su Ze's fingertips became thicker and thicker, and the tremendous energy gushing out created a gust of wind, which made all his hair fly. His eyes were bright and clear, and the white Qi like flowing fire stretched out long lines at the corners of his eyes.

Xia Yujie narrowed his eyes slightly and raised his hand to cover them.

Su Ze was surrounded by a ball of Qi. Drops of blood flowed from his fingertips. The blood drops, shining with strange light, seeped out and spread out the moment they touched the turmeric paper.

The outlined runes suddenly became bright and clear, and the Qi waves around Su Ze disappeared instantly, and the overwhelming momentum just now disappeared without a trace in an instant.

The piece of paper on Su Ze's fingertips swayed in the wind for a long time before stopping.

Su Ze looked tired, but the excitement in his eyes was undisguised.

“…It’s done.”

His tone was a little tired, but full of joy.

Xia Youjie was puzzled and looked at the ginger-colored piece of paper that was faintly emitting strange fluctuations.

……

Five days later.

"Youtai." Su Ze sat in front of the hospital bed and talked to the child on the bed with a smile.

Okkotsu Yuta shrank back, as if he didn't dare to look him in the eye.

Of course Su Ze understood his concerns.

"It's normal to be afraid of me—" He admitted his faux pas yesterday.

"But I don't know if you have felt that you are a different child--" Su Ze said slowly.

Okkotsu Yuta was confused. Was this handsome and gentle older brother trying to say that he was too "weak"?

My classmates, teachers, and even my parents all said so.

"——You are gentler than most people." Su Ze continued.

"Eh--"

Okkotsu Yuta was stunned.

"You haven't eaten the candies given by the nurse, right?" Su Ze smiled warmly.

In order to reduce children's crying, hospitals often give them one or two fruit candies after giving them injections.

"You kept the candy until your sister came to visit, and then you shared it with her—"

Su Ze's eyes were gentle, and his tone was soothing and smooth, which made people naturally let down their guard.

Yuta lowered his head, holding the corner of the quilt tightly with both hands. His thin body trembled slightly.

"When you were getting the injection, you never cried out in pain, never bothered the nurse, and never told your sister...you were actually very sad--" Su Ze seemed to know everything about it.

“You’re amazing.”

Su Ze bent down and sat on the stool, speaking softly.

The tears as big as beans fell one by one, and the white bedding was covered with dark tears.

Yuta was crying, but he tried his best to suppress the sobs in his throat, and kept wiping away the tears from the corners of his eyes with his sleeves, as if he didn't want his tears to wet the bedclothes. The tip of his little nose was a little red, and tears were swirling in the corners of his eyes.

"You did a great job. There is nothing shameful about crying. You should cry when you are sad—"

The last line of defense in Yuta Okkotsu's heart was broken, and the gentle comfort was more unbearable than the painful abuse.

He burst into tears, his tears forming strings of beads, and the sunlight made his face bright.

Su Ze smiled gently, with affection in his eyes.

He gently rubbed Yuta Otsutsuka's head.