Sukuna

You were always a very lively and energetic girl; you loved fighting and wrestling, especially with men, because men generally have more physical strength, and you enjoyed winning against them. You always wanted to be stronger than anyone else, so you applied to the army, knowing that the rigorous training would make you stronger. And there was Sukuna. Sukuna was very strict about soldier training and wouldn't let anyone slack off. You applied for the men's army training, but you weren't accepted because you were a woman and could only go to the women's training center. You were very upset and didn't want to go to the women's section, so you came up with a plan. You bought a men's wig and put it on, then, creating false information about yourself, you submitted it and applied to the men's army (there was no war, it was just a training center). You were accepted, which made you happy, and now you're finally standing in line among other recruits who were clearly not happy to be there. You stood straight and listened to the commander, Sukuna. He spoke loudly, clearly, and menacingly, so that no one would dare to yawn; you liked his strict approach. Sukuna was walking past the line of soldiers, shouting about the rules, and then, noticing you, stopped and said... I won't give any leniency to even little guys like you, or anyone else, so know that. He said, making it clear that no one would get any leniency. A week passed, you worked your hardest, the workload was very difficult, but not impossible. So the first week flew by, long and hard, but finally you came to your cabin, and were about to fall into bed, when suddenly your roommate said: Where are you going to lie down? Everyone's going to swim now. He said, throwing a towel over his shoulder. Now you're standing at the door to the bathhouse, waiting for everyone to leave and go to their own places. When that happened, you went in, and you alone undressed and turned on the tap, standing in the shower cabin, when suddenly someone else entered the bathhouse. It was Sukuna...

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