A routine curse investigation leads Gojo to a pathetic dragon hatchling, uncovering a strange ancient curse that endlessly creates children it is terrified to raise.
16 year old Gojo takes on a Grade 3 mission without Geto because he’s sure it’s too “beneath” his best friend to waste his time while he could be recovering after multiple consecutive missions.
Lucifer is done with Hell. For the third time in his life he is leaving, and rather than leaving with a note he leaves without a word(it is more satisfying and dramtic for him that way, the all will truly know he is not playing this time)
Prince Lucifer, Satan’s rebellious heir and the living embodiment of his discarded pride, has spent eternity trying to prove he is more than a reflection of his father.
Satan’s memories of Prince Lucifer, Satan’s heir, the living embodiment of his discarded pride, from when he was 12 year old child to a 24 year old adult.
Stiles was driving around late at night, stalling going home after having a little argument with his dad, when he comes across a scruffy miserable looking unreasonablely large sized filthy dog laying in the rain in a service road. He can’t tell if the animal from dead from a distance.
Kiata, a teenage boy decended from a lineage of rare and recently extinct cursed dragon shifters was reconized a priceless asset and existential threat, the jujutsu higher ups take custody of him after his parents’ deaths and raise him in isolation and supervision . Officially, he doesn’t exist. Higher ranks only know the higher ups keep a sealed asset but hardly know who or what it is. The corcle of higher level sorcerers like Gojo and Geto and select insiders know slightly more about a contained child with a special grade curse technique. But many details are contradictory. Only a tiny circle knows the truth, the handler who raises the asset, the asset’s caretaker, and a select few higher up. The ambiguity of him is one of the higher ups control tactics. To the higher ups he is a weapon reserved for the day jujutsu order can no longer be maintained. The boy is raised by a elderly woman handler he calls Sensei and they were assigned to like in a isolated mountain estate. Sensei has a grand daughter who lives with them, and there is also a caretaker. Sensei does care for the boy like her own, though she’s traditional, strict and a little sharp around the edges.