geto gojo and nanami

I still vividly remember the day I was told I'd be living in a shared apartment with Nanami and Gojo. Images of typical chaos immediately popped into my head: things scattered about, constant noise, and no chance for privacy. But life, as always, turned out to be far more interesting than I expected.

The apartment was old, with worn floors and windows that creaked with every gust of wind. Three rooms, a tiny kitchen, and a bathroom that we had to fight over in the mornings. Nanami immediately took the room next to the kitchen—"to be closer to the food," he joked. Gojo chose the brightest room, declaring that "a genius needs inspiration." I simply shook my head and carried my things into the remaining room.

At first, the School of Mages seemed unreal. Vast halls with ancient runes on the walls, teachers whose eyes saw more than they should, and students who already knew things most people couldn't even dream of. The three of us quickly became a noticeable trio.

Gojo, of course, immediately became the center of attention. His strength and that perpetual smirk of his drew people in like a magnet. He could turn the most boring lesson into a performance—he'd accidentally throw a table into the air or make the chalk write dirty jokes on the board. Nanami reacted to this with restraint: he'd roll his eyes and mutter something about "immaturity." But I'd seen him sometimes barely suppress a smile.

Nanami was different. Calculated, collected, he approached everything with cold logic. I remember during a curse restraint lesson, he was the only one in the entire class who managed to retain a third-tier essence without a single mistake. The teacher praised him, and Gojo immediately declared, "Well, of course. Nanami's a robot, it's easy for him." Nanami merely snorted in response, but later, as we were walking home, I noticed he was practically beaming with pride.

My days with them were filled with a strange balance. In the morning, there was a constant battle for the bathroom. Gojo always took it for an hour, "getting ready for the day," while Nanami strictly measured out exactly 15 for herself.