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Every 500 years, to counteract his Immortality cursed technique to prevent him from evolving beyond that of a human, Tengen merges himself with a person known as a "Star Plasma Vessel". Gojo and Geto are hired to protect the vessel, a girl named Riko Amanai, who is being targeted by two groups: the curse user sect "Q", and the religious group "Time Vessel Association". En route to Riko's, Gojo and Geto are attacked by members of Q, with the latter saving Riko. Meanwhile, due to not having the strength to fight, the Time Vessel Association hires someone to kill Riko, Toji Zen'in, now going by his wife's maiden name, Fushiguro. 262"Hidden Inventory 2"
Transliteration: "Kaigyoku -Ni-" (Japanese: 懐玉-弐-)Yōsuke TakadaYōsuke TakadaMitsue MoriJuly 13, 2023 (2023-07-13)2. 3% Gojo and Geto easily dispose of the Q attackers, and after she wakes up from her unconsciousness, are formally introduced to Riko and her maid Misato Kuroi. Despite intending to take her to Jujutsu High for safety, Riko goes to school for the day, with Tengen ordering Gojo and Geto to follow her wishes, as they are aware even though she is content with her fate, she will no longer have a normal life once she is assimilated with Tengen. Meanwhile, knowing he has no chance of currently facing Gojo, Toji decides to wait and let other attackers tire them down first, adding further fuel to the fire by putting a 30-million-yen bounty on Riko's head. Geto and Kuroi face off against curse users at the school, while Gojo grabs Riko before being cornered by a curse user able to create clones of himself. Using the power of his Six Eyes and Limitless, Gojo is able to overwhelm and defeat the user, even after he fails to execute his reverse curse technique. Just then, Riko receives a text message of Kuroi tied up and captured.

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