That Day When Suzuki-kun Wasn't the Mob-B! Chapter 469: Suzuki of the Zenin Clan (JJK) (Patreon)

It had been a while, the author should say, especially when it suddenly took the turn of Suzuki of JJK. 

Why did Suzuki of JJK appear now? 

Because the author happened to be in the mood, but enough of that. Since the story of Suzuki of JJK happened so long ago, many might have forgotten about it, so for the sake of remembering the background of Suzuki of JJK, let's do a little summary about him. 

First, he came from the Zenin clan, which everyone knew about, but unlike the others, who focused on tradition, he focused on learning science and physics, which led him to become a student at Kyoto University. 

Naturally, this knowledge made him stronger, as he could develop the innate ability he inherited from his father: Projection Sorcery. 

As for the techniques he had developed, it was better for readers to read the early chapters. 

Regardless, now that Suzuki had returned, the story began again in the world of JJK, especially in Tokyo, in his new home, the former home of the Gojo Clan. 

How did he get to the Gojo Clan's home? 

Well, it was because he had dueled with Gojo Satoru before. Naturally, the result wasn't his victory, but he also wasn't defeated by Gojo, who was known as the strongest of all. 

To be honest, when he faced Gojo, he wondered if anyone could defeat him. 

He knew well that he might be exaggerating Gojo's strength, yet that was the truth: Gojo was the strongest, at least in this universe. 

How could he say that?

Because that was the only answer that he could come up with when he thought of Gojo's abilities. 

Yes, with all of Gojo's abilities, unless one were an omnipotent and almighty god or had the ability to erase anything, no one could kill Gojo. 

The reason for that came from Gojo's eyes, which, if Suzuki had to say, worked like an AI or a computer in Gojo's brain, allowing him to instinctively use his ability and work his brain for 24 hours or more without stopping. The key to his next ability was absurd. 

Yup, those AI-like eyes weren't Gojo's most cheating ability; instead, his mastery of space was the most cheating, as it allowed him to reach the concept of infinity. 

There were probably many other names for Gojo's ability, but for Suzuki, the concept of infinity was the best way to describe it. 

Why was it so cheating? 

Because with this concept of infinity, it was impossible to touch, hurt, or even kill him, since if the distance was infinite, could one even reach it? 

Even if one's ability were the speed of light, there was no way to reach infinity! 

Secondly, this concept of infinity could also release or input an infinite amount of data into others' brains. 

What would happen if one's brain were input with an infinite amount of information? 

Death was the only answer, Suzuki thought. 

Still, Suzuki knew that, at least while Gojo was the strongest, it didn't mean that it was impossible to defeat him. In the original story, Gojo was killed by Sukuna, the last boss of JJK. 

As for the villain... hmm... if Suzuki had to say the Elders were much more of a scumbag than Sukuna, since Sukuna just didn't fit the description of a villain. 

Who was the villain? 

The simplest way to describe the villain is as an evil person. 

Yup, a person. 

To be a villain, one first had to be a human, or at least something equal to a human. 

Yet, in this world, Sukuna wasn't a human, nor was he a living being equal to a human. Instead, he was beyond that; in the past, he might have been called a god, a devil, a demon, or even a disaster. 

At worst, Sukuna was called a monster. 

So, with those terms, wasn't it unfit to describe Sukuna as a villain? 

Then again, the key was: how could Sukuna defeat Gojo? 

Sukuna, while powerful, was at least in terms of a simple disaster, like a flood, a tsunami, or even an earthquake. Meanwhile, Gojo was at the level of a calamity, the god, the one who destroyed the world. 

The two of them weren't on the same level, especially since Sukuna's ability was anything connected to a "Slash."

No, Suzuki didn't say that this ability was weak, yet how could an infinity be cut? 

To cut something means it can be cut in half, yet how could one cut half of infinity?

No way, right? 

Even if Sukuna managed to "cut," did he fully cut the infinite? 

Regardless, as the King of Curses, Sukuna's IQ was high, or even the top, so to erase his weakness, he grew stronger by taking the Mahoraga, or Eight-Handled Sword Divergent Sila Divine General Mahoraga, which was known for being the most powerful and uncontrollable Shikigami (summoned beast) belonging to the Ten Shadows Technique.

Probably, Suzuki knew he might explain too much, that many might not understand it, but for one thing, like Projection Sorcery, the Ten Shadows Technique was an innate technique inherited by those born into his clan. 

Naturally, compared to Projection Sorcery, the Ten Shadows Technique was known as the strongest technique in his clan. 

Why? 

Because of Mahoraga. 

Yes, that was it, due to Mahoraga, so why was it so powerful? 

Because Mahoraga could adapt to any and all phenomena. It adapted to Gojo's infinity; then, using that adaptation, Sukuna used a cut and cut Gojo in half, leaving Sukuna the victor. 

Then again, Sukuna had to pay a price for that victory, but with Mahoraga, there were many ways to bypass that cost, given its ability to adapt to anything. 

So, the key was Mahoraga, right? 

It was true, but Suzuki didn't think he could get Mahoraga because, first, he didn't like stealing others' abilities. 

Second, the others wouldn't let him do that, as he knew well that he had fought Gojo to a draw, becoming the de facto leader of the Zenin Clan, and also caused the Elders to submit due to his previous threats to take all of the money that circulated in the Jujutsu Sorcery world, causing economic destruction. 

For the Elders to use others to attack him? 

Suzuki controlled the entire Zenin Clan, and he could also gain a draw with his duel against Gojo. 

Who could stop him? 

No one. 

"But... I have grown stronger." 

With how everyone was, especially when the other him from various worlds had grown so strong it was unbelievable, they also affected him, yet somehow it was just weird if he didn't improve himself, too. 

To improve himself, he needed to develop "Projection Sorcery" to a level comparable to Gojo's infinity. 

Was there a way? 

As Suzuki thought of a way to do that, two figures suddenly appeared in front of him while he was resting in his new house. 

"Yahallo, Suzuki-kun~!" 

Gojo was there, and beside him was a young man with a clueless, confused expression. "Do you mind helping me?" 

"No." 

Suzuki's answer was simple, since he just didn't want to get involved with this bastard.