Curse Returns: What did the human-shaped wishing machine do wrong this time?

Nanika and Alluka were one from birth. However, she didn't quite understand the definition of obedience.

Nanika didn't have the ability to create false memories. She thought of Alluka's usual toys and the obedient guard dog in front of the shrine, so she used her ability to erase the part of Alluka's mind that could think independently, leaving only the other instincts.

The spider silk that could bind the other party was handed over to Fujiwara no Michitaka.

Fujiwara no Michitaka was overjoyed upon realizing that the Emperor would truly only obey his commands.

No one can resist the temptation of becoming the supreme ruler, and Fujiwara no Michitaka was no exception.

The Emperor is capable of living his own life.

However, Fujiwara no Michitaka enjoys the feeling of being the one taking the place of the other person more.

Being a subject and being an emperor are always different, even though the empress is his own daughter.

He would be careful not to deviate from the image of the Emperor, and would follow the other party's daily habits step by step. He would even personally compose elegant haiku to give to his daughter, who was the Empress.

Having been arrogant for too long as a person in a position of power, Fujiwara no Michitaka began to dislike his political enemies.

The court cannot be dominated by only the Fujiwara Kita family, and the complex relationships among other families cannot be resolved simply by demoting them to a remote fiefdom.

A person whose mind is dominated by desires will be devoid of any ethics or morality.

Fujiwara no Michitaka felt that perhaps he could get more people to listen to his ideas openly.

If the Emperor can become his dog, why can't other people?

Those political enemies who did not submit to the Fujiwara family, if they could not be killed by the "Sun, Moon, and Stars Squad," he would let Nanika dominate the others.

However, those people were not treated as well as the Emperor. They became like pets he used when he thought of them, and stray dogs he would leave unattended when he didn't.

He only temporarily gave up the idea of ​​continuing to make wishes when no one dared to openly oppose the Fujiwara family anymore.

Besides making wishes regarding power in the imperial court, the elders of Fujiwara Kita also made many other wishes for the mass production of sorcerers for the family.

Because of the Fujiwara family's continuous wishes, rope-human incidents would occur from time to time in remote villages. Information between villages was relatively isolated, but over time, ordinary people finally noticed the crisis around them.

They were terrified of that blood-red future, and all sorts of negative emotions spread like a virus, resulting in an increasing number of curses born from these emotional outpourings.

The newly born curse wanders, wreaks havoc, devours, and harms humanity without conscious control.

This seems to be a vicious cycle.

Amidst the massive carnage and the despair filled with bloodshed, many ordinary people began to kneel and worship the two-faced, four-armed monster.

They worshipped him as a god, offering him the freshest sacrifices, hoping to gain the mercy of this high and mighty deity and spare their lives.

Just then, the two-faced, pink-haired youth finally realized the blame he was being placed on.

All sorcerers hated him to the core, and every now and then some people who considered themselves to be on the moral high ground would band together to condemn him. Those people would shout about righteousness, but they couldn't come up with any real reasoning.

"Sir, those rope figures were clearly not made by you! These so-called righteous people are truly hypocritical."

Unlike the carefree pink-haired youth, Rime was very indignant on behalf of her master.

In Rimei's view, her master was just being a bit capricious.

Although Lord Sukuna rarely had any survivors, those rope dolls and the offerings from various places were not made by Lord Sukuna at all.

Those are just people from who-knows-where who are using Lord Su Nuo's name to harm ordinary people.

"I know who did it, and it's funny that they pinned the blame on me."

Recently, some rumors have started to attribute the legendary demon name "Ryomen Sukuna" to him. The pink-haired boy raised an eyebrow, as if he had thought of something interesting, and laughed unrestrainedly with his arms crossed.

"Sir, who dares to be so bold?"

Rime blinked her purplish-red eyes in confusion.

In his view, all the sorcerers of this era were no match for the master. Not long ago, that noisy woman was sent back to her hometown by the master.

"Just a little brat."

His voice was very cold, but Rime could detect a different emotion in it.

Lord Su Nuo is not interested in anything except food, and he has retaliated against all the provocative curse masters. Now, he can only say "brat" to such a big black pot.

Rime was unusually confused.

"Aren't you going to catch up?"

As he was lost in thought about the unknown, Su Nuo's voice came from afar.

"Lord Sukuna, this doesn't seem to be the location of the Yamata no Orochi."

Rime hesitated for a moment but couldn't help asking.

They heard that a monster called Yamata no Orochi was wreaking havoc on humanity in Harima, and the sorcerers of Heian-kyo were very troubled by this monster.

Lord Sukuna has always enjoyed challenging strong opponents. Rumor has it that the Yamata no Orochi uses positive energy, which is different from cursed power, and the Lord is very interested in it.

"Of course I need to get my things back first."

Ryomen Sukuna glanced indifferently into the distance.

In that direction, dozens of villagers knelt and prayed, holding torches in their hands.

Three beautifully dressed young girls were bound to the altar with ropes. They screamed in terror, their delicate faces streaked with tears.