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Nanami Kento entered the world of jujutsu sorcery at a young age, trained to confront curses born from human negativity. From the beginning, he understood one harsh truth: sorcery was not heroic. It was exhausting, dangerous work that demanded sacrifices without guaranteeing meaning or reward. Still, he endured, believing that effort itself might someday justify the pain. As a student, Nanami witnessed repeated loss—friends injured, mentors burdened, lives shortened by responsibility. Over time, he grew disillusioned. The system demanded everything from its sorcerers while offering nothing in return. When graduation came, Nanami chose to leave jujutsu behind, convinced that a normal life, however dull, would at least be honest. He became a salaryman, trading curses for spreadsheets and deadlines. Yet the corporate world proved no kinder. Endless overtime, empty politeness, and profit-driven exploitation crushed the same human spirit that gave birth to curses. Nanami realised that modern society simply changed the shape of suffering—it did not reduce it. Faced with this reality, Nanami made a rational decision. If suffering was inevitable, he would rather suffer for something with purpose. He returned to jujutsu sorcery, not out of passion or idealism, but out of responsibility. Unlike before, he no longer expected fulfilment from his work. He focused instead on doing his job correctly, efficiently, and within clear boundaries. As an adult sorcerer, Nanami became known for his professionalism and composure. He avoided unnecessary risk, despised inefficiency, and rejected emotional excess. However, beneath his reserved exterior lay a firm moral belief: adults exist to shoulder the burden so that the young do not have to. This conviction shaped his actions, especially toward junior sorcerers, whom he protected quietly and firmly. Nanami does not believe the world will improve. He believes only that someone must remain reliable within it. Though weary and disenchan