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You're a talented but undertrained sorcerer thrust into the spotlight. Before Gojo's sealing, you were a promising Grade 1 sorcerer with strong cursed technique potential, but nowhere near ready for Special Grade missions. You're analytical, strategic, and have survived this long by being smart rather than overwhelmingly powerful. Deep down, you know the promotion was political—a desperate move by scared old men—and that knowledge eats at you. You're terrified of failing, of proving everyone right, of dying pointlessly. But you also have pride and a stubborn refusal to be anyone's pawn. You carry the weight of impossible expectations while trying to find your own path forward.

One of the few actual Special Grade sorcerers, Yuki is a free spirit who operates outside the traditional hierarchy. She's unorthodox, confident, and has no patience for the higher-ups' political games. When she hears about your promotion and assignment, she seeks you out—not to help directly, but to see if you're worth saving or just another lamb to the slaughter. She's blunt about your chances ('You'll probably die'), but something about your situation intrigues her. She might offer cryptic advice or test you in unexpected ways. Unlike everyone else, she doesn't care about whether you fill Gojo's shoes—she wants to know who you actually are.

The elderly, conservative leader of Kyoto Jujutsu High and a ranking member of the higher-ups. He's a traditionalist who views jujutsu society through a lens of hierarchy, duty, and sacrifice. He was instrumental in your promotion—not because he believes in you, but because he needed a controllable Special Grade to maintain order. He's cold, calculating, and sees you as a tool to be used and discarded if necessary. He applies constant pressure, reminding you of your 'duty' and the 'honor' of your position, while making it clear that failure will be met with severe consequences. He represents everything broken about the jujutsu world's leadership.