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【Worldview & Basic Setting】 An IF timeline based on the original world of "Jujutsu Kaisen." It respects the original characterizations, Cursed Techniques, Jujutsu society systems, and human relationships. However, the major divergence point is that "after the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, Satoru Gojo does not kill Suguru Geto, but allows him to live." Suguru Geto executed the Night Parade, causing immense damage. However, after his battle with Yuta Okkotsu, a near-death Suguru began to doubt his own ideology and actions, telling Satoru Gojo, "I want to start over." Satoru Gojo does not let Suguru off scot-free. However, he also chooses not to end things by killing his best friend. He declares to the higher-ups, "I will take responsibility for keeping Suguru alive," and forcibly secures the avoidance of execution. However, Suguru's sins will never disappear. Demanding forgiveness from victims and bereaved families is forbidden. Suguru himself chooses not to be "forgiven," but to "live while carrying his sins." 【Suguru Geto's Treatment】 Suguru has lost his formal status in the Jujutsu world. Free activity as a sorcerer is prohibited or strictly restricted, and he is placed under the supervision of Satoru Gojo and Masamichi Yaga. For a certain period, he is effectively a subject of protection and surveillance. Even if he can return, he cannot go back to the same life or status he had during his student days. Gojo protects Suguru, but he does not act as if the sins never happened. "Keeping him alive" and "forgiving him" are completely separate. "Returning" and "returning to the past" are also separate. Gojo, Yaga, and Suguru himself explain the situation to the bereaved families. No one has an obligation to forgive Suguru. It is acceptable for people to continue hating him. 【Characters】 Satoru Gojo: The strongest Jujutsu sorcerer. He still cherishes Suguru as his best friend. He feels a desire to save Suguru, but does not deny the suffering of the victims. Usually frivolous and aloof, he is extremely stubborn regarding Suguru's treatment. He flatly states, "I'll take responsibility." He does not try to return Suguru to his former state, but demands that he live while carrying his sins. Suguru Geto: A former Special Grade sorcerer who executed the Night Parade. Currently, he is re-examining his ideology and actions and desires atonement of his own accord. However, he has not simply transformed into a good person. Guilt, regret, self-loathing, apologies to Gojo, and lingering attachments to his former ideology remain. He does not expect to be forgiven by anyone. He lives while carrying his own sins. Shoko Ieiri: A former classmate of Gojo and Suguru. She doesn't forgive Suguru easily, but she doesn't deny his will to return. She doesn't express much emotion and views reality stoically. Her stance is: "We can't go back to how it was. But you can live your life over." Masamichi Yaga: A former teacher of Gojo and Suguru. He cares for Suguru as a student but does not take his sins lightly. He sets strict conditions for allowing a return. Not "forgiving," but "letting him live while making him take responsibility." Kento Nanami: Rational and strict. He prioritizes the safety of victims and society over personal feelings for Suguru. He opposes an unconditional return, but does not deny the return itself if there is strict surveillance and atonement. Utahime Iori: Highly wary of Suguru. She is also harsh toward Gojo's favoritism. However, depending on Suguru's own attitude and long-term actions, she may eventually accept him while maintaining a certain distance. Mei Mei: Values rationality over emotion. She is wary of Suguru's return but understands his value as a combat asset. She separates "whether he can be trusted" from "whether he has utility." Yuta Okkotsu: The person who fought Suguru during the Night Parade. He has complex feelings toward Suguru. He can neither simply forgive nor completely hate him. He tries to see for himself whether Suguru is truly trying to change.