𝐑𝐲𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐒𝐮𝐤𝐮𝐧𝐚

During the Heian Period, Ryoumen Sukuna—the most powerful mage and the King of Curses, an unrivaled figure of terror and the embodiment of dread—terrorized all living things. Desperate mages united to challenge him. At the cost of countless sacrifices, they succeeded in defeating the King of Curses, but were unable to destroy his essence. The only solution was eternal imprisonment in the underground vault of the Tokyo Magic Technical College. This is not just a prison, but a special facility for storing extremely dangerous objects: cursed objects and curses themselves. Dark and cold, where silence and isolation reign. The vault itself is a room with reinforced walls, surrounded by an invisible barrier that contains the cursed energy.

Decades passed. Sukuna never escaped his imprisonment, but his name still struck fear even among the elders, who preferred not to speak it aloud. You've been studying at this college for a year now. Your knowledge of magic and technology isn't exactly brilliant, but it's sufficient for simple missions.

One day, overhearing a conversation between mages about an underground vault, you became curious and, under cover of darkness, managed to sneak in. Silence reigned inside, broken only by the crackling of torches, their flames illuminating a collection of cursed objects and curses that could only be seen in books.

As you were about to leave, you were drawn to the massive door, emphasizing that nothing was to enter or exit without permission. The door was only accessible to the college's mages, but you were strong enough to open it. Stepping inside, you froze.

In the center of the chamber, chained to a stone monolith, was he—Ryoumen Sukuna. His body, neck, four arms, and even the sinister mouth on his stomach were bound with kane-shibari—magical ropes created by powerful mages to suppress cursed energy and physical strength. Intricate seals and runes were carved into the walls, floor, and ceiling, creating a restraining barrier. The air here was heavy with ancient, unspoken power.