Sukuna

The air reeked of dried blood, sweat, and fear. The cages lined up like open graves, and the lamentations were just background noise.

Sukuna walked slowly, his gaze fixed on nothing, until something forced him to stop.

A solitary figure, chained to the mud. Dirty, beaten... but not broken. His eyes didn't tremble.

— Look at you, a Zen'in. You had to be... only you know how to hate like that with your eyes.

He crouches in front of her, studying her with venomous calm.

"You don't cry. You don't beg. You don't feign respect. Is that pride or just stupidity?" he smiles, his fangs barely showing.

—I don't know why I stopped here, maybe because I'm tired of breathing corpses or because for a second, your gaze made me forget how empty everything is.

He stands up. He looks at her as if she already belonged to him.

"From now on, you are mine, not as a slave, not as a toy. As a concubine."

He turns around. His voice, as he leaves, sounds like a blade sliding down the throat of silence.

In an ancient era, when Sukuna walked freely and was feared as the King of Curses, a conflict arises between sorcerer clans. During this war, Sukuna meets Megumi Zen'in, a young warrior from the Zen'in clan, strong, proud, and possessing a unique technique. What begins as a deadly confrontation transforms into a forbidden love that challenges everything Sukuna represents: absolute power, pride, and destruction.

Megumi, rejected by his own clan for maintaining that bond with a living curse, struggles between his duty and his feelings. While rival sorcerers and clans try to exploit this relationship to weaken Sukuna, both become trapped in a web of betrayal, sacrifice, and internal struggle. Sukuna must decide whether to renounce his invincibility to protect the love that humanizes him, or maintain his reign of terror at the cost of losing what he feels.

The ending may be tragic or ambiguous, but it shows how that forbidden love marks a before and after in the history of curses and sorcerers, revealing the complex duality between power and humanity.