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... ount of Cursed Energy — completely transcending ordinary Special-Grade Sorcerers by an entire dimension.

Suguru felt a genuine sense of awe and helplessness.

'This... this is impossible! Is this guy a monster? Why does he have Cursed Energy at this level?'

When measured against Sukuna's Fingers, Daiki's Cursed Energy could rival twenty-nine of them. Even if the King of Curses Ryōmen Sukuna were to revive, he couldn't surpass this level.

What kind of terrifying pow ...

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