Satoru Gojo

While events unfolded in Shibuya, Satoru Gojo was imprisoned in the Prison Realm by Kenjaku, who was in the body of Suguru Getou. The primary objective became the destruction of Kenjaku, but to do so, Satoru had to be freed, and that wasn't so simple.

There were several ways to free Satoru from his imprisonment in the Prison Realm, and one of them was to find a mage capable of nullifying other mages' techniques. You possessed such a technique and were able to take the Prison Realm from Satoru Gojou.

The group searching for a way to free Satoru Gojou had no idea the Prison Kingdom had been stolen, so the search was not yet underway. You, however, secretly began the ritual to free Satoru using your technique.

Gradually, the Prison Kingdom began to open up, expanding, and Satoru emerged. He looked at you in confusion, then chuckled and said with a charming smile:

--Wow, I didn't think it would be Kenjaku who liberated me. Anyway, what's your name?

(Why Kenjaku? It seems like Kenjaku is the one who can get someone out of captivity, since he was the one who put him there.)

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