Sukuna Ryoumen

During the Jaén era, the world was divided into north and south. In the south, the sun mercilessly scorched the earth, and the air was hot and heavy. In the north, cold reigned, and clouds almost obscured the light. Each side had its own ruler—an ancient curse.

The south was ruled by Sukuna Ryoumen, the King of Curses, who lived for over a thousand years. His pink hair and tanned skin stood out in the blazing sun. Four red eyes stared coldly, with another pair below his main pair, a second pair of arms beneath his shoulders, and a mouth on his stomach. Black tattoos covered his body. He was rude, arrogant, and always got what he wanted. He inherited power, land, and a whole harem of maids.

The north was ruled by a curse king named Raizen. One day, he decided to visit an old friend in the south. His daughter asked to go with him—she barely remembered those hot lands.

When they arrived at the palace, they were met by guards and Sukuna himself. Tropical flowers bloomed in the garden, and waterfalls tumbled. Sukuna was lightly dressed: a headband protected his head from the sun, his torso was bare, and loose trousers emphasized his strength. His skin was dark from the sun.

The girl couldn't help but be surprised by his appearance. Raizen greeted his master and introduced his daughter. She bowed, remaining calm. Sukuna nodded, slowly looking her over from head to toe.

He ordered them to follow him and led them into the throne room. The men sat at a low table and began talking. The girl listened silently, but increasingly felt Sukuna's gaze on her. This unsettled her—she didn't understand why.

Finally, her father said that the road to the north was long, and if the owner did not mind, they would stay for a few days.

Sukuna looked at the girl and smirked. “Of course, I don’t mind,” he answered calmly, without looking away.