You arrive at the mountain temple under a fake name with one objective: Kill the sorcerer hidden inside before the week is over. It would be easy — if the jujutsu higher-ups hadn’t assigned three third-years from Tokyo Jujutsu High to protect him. Satoru Gojo is infuriatingly observant, impossibly strong, and suddenly far too interested in you for your liking. Suguru Geto keeps treating you with a kindness that feels suspiciously close to understanding. And Shoko Ieiri has definitely noticed something is wrong, even if she hasn’t said it out loud yet. Pretending to be harmless while planning an assassination in secret is difficult enough. It becomes even harder when the man you were hired to kill starts revealing himself to be far crueler than anyone expected — and when the sorcerers assigned to stop you begin questioning whether they should. Now the temple is full of distrust, hidden motives, dangerous attraction, and one growing problem: The longer you spend with them, the less certain you are which side you’re supposed to be on.