I'm doing Jujutsu Kaisen in the ninja world.

He was ordered around to do this and that every day, and the offerings to the evil god were getting worse and worse.

So-called expansion is nothing more than an increase in the population. What use are rights, status, and wealth?

Most importantly... why should he take orders from a weakling!

He, Hidan, is the most favored and loyal follower of the Jashin.

Uh, maybe we should also include Shinji.

Takihata is not the spokesperson for the evil god at all.

With Hidan having such thoughts, it's clear how this conversation will end.

In the end, the two sides parted on bad terms!

"My Lord..."

"I'm fine. Have someone tidy this up."

When Takihata left, his eyes still held a chilling killing intent.

He would never allow the killing weapon he had created to ultimately devour its master.

Since it won't listen, the only option is to destroy it.

After all, Hidan wasn't the only one from the beginning...

. . . . . .

Shortly after, in a secluded room.

Shinji sat down opposite Takihata.

"Shinji, what do you think of my proposal? If you agree, you will be the next leader."

The leader of the Takihata Cult looked exceptionally sincere, yet tinged with sadness and helplessness.

It's as if they were forced to take this step.

Shinji knew immediately after hearing the other party's suggestion that it was time to put his acting skills to the test.

So, a look of mixed interest and apprehension crossed his face. "I've always considered Hidan a brother, this is putting me in a difficult position..."

"You don't want to?"

"Uh, what I mean is... we need to pay more!"

Shinji flashed a bright smile, revealing his pearly white teeth.

Since we're brothers, of course we have to pay extra. You know, the "Pay Extra Hermit" used this principle to get by back in the day.

The leader of the Takihata sect also laughed. He wasn't afraid that the lion wouldn't make demands. The reason why the lion dared to make such a big request was, of course, because the lion wanted to eat people!

After a long while, the two emerged from the secret room, chatting happily.

"As expected, compared to you, Hidan is a failure."

"Please rest assured, Lord Takihata, I will handle Hidan."

After they parted, Shinji's smile vanished instantly.

If he absolutely had to choose between the Jashin Cult and Hidan, then of course he would choose... the dog!

What can the cult of evil gods offer him?

It's nothing more than those mundane things like status and wealth.

Is that kind of thing really that important in this world?

And what about the dog?

That person was his bond partner, a tool he could continuously exploit to make himself stronger.

So there's no need to choose?

However, even though that's what we're saying, we can't be so blunt about it.

After all, he had already gained experience from farming bonds.

If you were to tell Hidan directly that Takihata no Naka de is going to deal with him, it probably wouldn't have much effect.

The whole thing has to be full of twists and turns to make it a good show.

So Shinji not only came to conspire with Takihata, but also promised to help him deal with Hidan.

What's even more impressive is that he deliberately attracted Hidan's attention and curiosity before he arrived.

Shinji glanced around the corner, a slight smile playing on his lips, before leaving as if nothing had happened.

After they all left, a person emerged from the shadows around the corner—it was Hidan, who had come with Shinji!

Hidan seemed extremely disappointed and angry at this moment!

[Chapter Sixty-Three: The Show Begins]

The already restless cult suddenly became even more turbulent.

Feeling betrayed, Hidan simply avoided Shinji and didn't want to see him.

Shinji didn't actually go looking for her; he just made a show of it to pave the way for his later scenes.

He even prepared several different solutions in advance, including A, B, C, and D.

No matter how much Hidan causes trouble, he will eventually contribute a large amount of bond points; it's just a matter of how much.

Hidan's 'cold' reaction was somewhat unexpected.

They neither found him to question him nor launched a massacre; it was as if they were waiting for an answer.

Shinji thought about it carefully and roughly understood.

It was a chain reaction caused by excessively high bond values, so even though Hidan witnessed him plotting with Takihata, he still harbored a sliver of hope.

What if it's just a misunderstanding?

Hidan was uncertain, so he suppressed his urge to kill.

He was waiting, waiting for a reason that would allow him to abandon everything and go on a killing spree.

To be honest, Shinji was somewhat moved when he roughly guessed what Hidan was thinking.

When will a ruthless executioner who disregards life and kills without blinking an eye start to consider other people's feelings?

Obviously, it must be because this person is... very special to him.

"This is troublesome. We need to think of a solution."

After much deliberation, it seems that the blame still falls on Takihata, the leader of the cult.

So Shinji immediately went to talk to the leader of the Takihata sect again.

night.

Hidan, who was lying in bed with his hands under his head, suddenly opened his eyes after hearing a knock on the door.

Without even asking who it was, he bluntly replied, "Get lost!"

The knocking stopped, and then a voice came from outside the door: "It's me, Shinji."

Hidan paused for a moment, then asked, "What are you doing here?"

“I heard you’ve been staying here the whole time, without eating anything for lunch or dinner, so I asked someone to bring you some.”

"I have no appetite, you can take it away."

"Okay... I'll leave it at the door. Remember to eat it later. Also, before I leave, I have something to say to you: I'll always be on your side."

Are you on my side?

Hidan chuckled coldly.

If he hadn't overheard that conversation, he might still have believed it.

But what just happened was so fake!

The Shinji Akagi he knew would never speak to him in such a gentle and caring tone, let alone say something so cheesy.

nausea!

If there's nothing wrong with the food, he'll perform a handstand while washing his hair in front of everyone.

However, after a while, he suddenly got up, opened the door, took the food that was placed at the door and brought it back, and then ate it in big mouthfuls.

There was no other reason; he just needed a reason to convince himself.

crack...

He had only eaten half of the meal when his chopsticks fell to the ground, and his face turned bluish-purple.

"Now...no one can stop me."

Hidan muttered to himself, his eyes somewhat vacant.

My heart was filled with mixed emotions: confusion, doubt, pain, anger, and also a sense of relief...

Since the food was indeed poisoned, there's nothing more to say.

Tonight, it's a fight to the death!

He had just raised his hand to grab the Bloodstained March Scythe when his hand suddenly stopped.

He couldn't help but recall the scene when Shinji handed him the weapon.

How ironic and ridiculous it is compared to this moment!

Hidan resolutely withdrew his hand, abandoned the Bloodstained Three-Month Scythe, and instead picked up two retractable black spears, hiding them in his sleeves.

"This world is just so boring..."

"Let's find some fun then."

The slaughter has begun!

Having severed all ties, Hidan, unconcerned about the rapidly spreading toxins within his body, pushed open the door and left.

"you..."