That Day When Suzuki-kun Wasn't the Mob-B! Chapter 495: Girl, I Don't Have Mahoraga (Patreon)

True Sphere.

This was Mai's secret technique, one she created based on Suzuki's idea and how she had grown stronger after Suzuki stopped the curse of twins on her and her sister.

At this moment, her cursed energy was higher as well. While it might not be comparable to Yuta Okkotsu—the one with the highest cursed energy in the current generation—it was still a lot compared to others, since she no longer needed to divide her cursed energy with Maki.

With her cursed energy problem solved, all that was left was to hone her Construction ability, which Suzuki helped with by providing ideas. Suzuki also helped her with access to the Manager, which enabled her to think and grow faster. Her brain became much, much better with the Manager's help, especially when Suzuki gave her the records of Yorozu, the strongest user of the Construction ability.

Yes, Yorozu.

The legendary jujutsu sorcerer from the Heian Era, who, strangely enough, despite how ancient she was, could work her techniques perfectly in the modern era.

Yes, this was also the reason why, instead of using her ability to create various modern-era weapons or toxic substances that were clear, Mai replicated Yorozu's ability: creating liquid metal.

While in the beginning, Suzuki might have said that her cursed energy wasn't low, it couldn't be said to be large either, and it was simply impossible to create a huge amount of liquid metal.

Instead of making it instantly in the moment, Mai created the liquid metal step by step until the volume reached the amount that she needed.

This was probably the reason why the Construction ability was simply a cheating ability, and needed a lot of cursed power, as this power was able to create something out of nothing.

Frankly, Suzuki felt that Mai could be one of the richest people, as she could create either gold or diamonds with her ability.

Even if it were just one gram of gold a day, it was still a huge sum of money!

Still, enough of that. What he wanted to say was that Mai's creations were permanent, and she could use them forever.

What about her bullets?

Naturally, they were the same, but a bullet could only be used one time, so was this liquid metal different?

Of course. As long as it was an item created by her Construction ability, she could use it forever—as long as the item existed—including manipulating it as she wished.

The liquid metal was definitely one of those items, as it allowed her to manipulate it, shaping it in a way that she saw fit, and also creating this ultimate technique: the True Sphere.

Why was the True Sphere the ultimate technique?

It was because it was impossible to create a perfect sphere on this earth.

If one could create it, what would happen?

The True Sphere would create an infinite pressure that would erase everything.

Yes, no matter who it was, as long as they were hit by the True Sphere, they would disappear.

This was the first time Mai used the True Sphere, and frankly, she was surprised that she could use it so well. Yet without a doubt, as this technique emerged, it shook everyone—whether it was Todo, Gakuganji, Utahime, Kamo, or all of the others—as they didn't expect Mai to be this strong!

How strong was Mai?

She was weak.

Yes, despite her haughty nature, Mai wasn't strong; instead, she was on the weak side. Before Suzuki created the item that stopped the twin curse, her strength was between a Grade 4 and Grade 3 jujutsu sorcerer. She was only a little stronger than those men in suits who worked as drivers or created barriers so innocents wouldn't enter the dangerous places where jujutsu sorcerers fought curses.

Regardless, enough of that, as Suzuki was also surprised by how brutal Mai was.

Did he do something that made her angry?

Or was she confident that he would be okay?

Girl, I don't have Mahoraga...

Suzuki sighed helplessly, since even he had to admit that his body wasn't strong enough to tank the True Sphere, which exuded infinite pressure!

Yes, he was strong, but his strength lay in his speed, not in durability or defense!

Yet, he didn't think that he would lose. Why?

Because this technique, the True Sphere, was too slow. He just needed to blitz over to Mai and flick her forehead to stop her from doing something so silly, but when he was about to make his move—

Clap!

Todo clapped his hands and used Boogie Woogie.

Todo might have done it subconsciously, as it was impossible for him to use his head, especially since he was an instinct-type fighter.

So, what was the problem when Todo used Boogie Woogie?

Projection Sorcery moved based on the 24 frames of movement that were created before the user made a move. Naturally, once the user had made his decision to move, he had to follow it through.

If one didn't follow it, they would be frozen for one second, inside a single, rigid 2D animation frame.

So, by moving Suzuki to another spot, Todo forced him to make a mistake in his movement. Because Suzuki didn't follow the predetermined movement, he would be trapped for a full second within a single, rigid 2D animation frame.

Yeah, Suzuki had to admit that Todo was crafty, despite appearing like a muscle gorilla.

Yet, he had counted on the possibility of Todo doing this. Because of that, he didn't use his Projection Sorcery, even if he was moved—forcefully swapped to a place where he would stand near the True Sphere that would crush him with its infinite pressure!

Still, if it was Naoya, Suzuki could imagine the guy would have died already, crushed by the True Sphere.

"You are all good, but..."

Suzuki glanced in the direction of the True Sphere, and suddenly it stopped moving, trapped inside a 2D animation frame.

"........."

As everyone watched at a loss, Suzuki once again tapped the air. Suddenly, the air was trapped inside a 2D animation frame, which he then threw toward the trapped True Sphere.

So what would happen when the trapped True Sphere was hit by a powerful wind pressure?

If the True Sphere wasn't trapped, it would do nothing, as the wind pressure wasn't strong enough against infinite pressure. But since the True Sphere was trapped inside the frame, it was no longer in the shape of a perfect sphere.

More importantly, when someone or something was trapped inside the 2D frame, they would lose all ability to move, dodge, or adjust their cursed energy for defense. Moreover, as they were flattened into a rigid, 2D-like pane, they functioned much like a sheet of glass or fragile cardboard.

A single flick of his finger at someone trapped inside the frame could shatter and crush them to pieces. Unfortunately, his current opponent was a True Sphere with infinite pressure, so he didn't dare to touch it. Even if he could crush it, since he had trapped it inside the frame, breaking it would create a surge of impact that would blast away anything in its vicinity.

This was also the reason why he threw the trapped wind pressure within a frame like a shuriken at the trapped True Sphere, which then—

Crack!

"Ah?"

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!

The powerful impact crushed 15 meters of the surroundings, completely erasing the earth without leaving any traces.

Yet, compared to the impact created by the True Sphere, they were even more scared of Suzuki, who could casually destroy such a powerful attack.

Still, as he smiled, they shuddered.

"Now, it's time for your punishment~!"

"......."

Oh, god...

As the students looked at their teachers, Gakuganji and Utahime, the two looked away and pretended not to see anything.

"Teacher! Principal! Help us!"

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!"

"I AM SORRRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYY!"

Yet, the two just pretended they didn't see anything, sacrificing their students.