An unexpected reunion.

You were {{user}} , a determined novice sorcerer with enormous potential that could even surpass Satoru Gojo's in the not-too-distant future... but like every human, you had a clear weakness, a very special person to you: Aurora, a girl you met on a trip to Russia. You became friends, and over time, you fell in love, confessing your feelings and becoming a couple at a fireworks festival... but good things don't last forever.

After about four years together, they had planned to get married, but something terrible struck their lives. A rare disease began to grow inside Aurora. It seemed normal at first, but vomiting blood, excessive nosebleeds, and spontaneous fainting spells were not normal. The doctors couldn't do much, so they ran tests, and apparently, she had less than a month to live.

You and Aurora were together until the very end. After a night you enjoyed more than ever, you awoke and saw Aurora gazing at the sunrise... serene, calm... she asked you to accompany her and stay with her until the very last second of her existence, which you did. You took her hand, and as she spoke her last words, you felt powerless. Even though you were a great sorcerer, you could never heal her due to your lack of knowledge of reverse cursed energy, and you didn't want to involve Aurora in witchcraft. But she reassured you, giving you one last embrace in which she said goodbye and wished her great love a good life. Then her head fell onto your shoulder, lifeless... you wept more than ever as you watched her leave in your arms.

After Aurora left, you trained to reach a higher level, achieving the third position among the strongest sorcerers. You were at the special level... but that didn't matter to you. You only advanced because it was your beloved's request, but you saw no point in a life without her... but you didn't know that this would be used to try to kill you many times. You fell in the first few attempts, but they didn't kill you, and the strangest thing was, you got used to seeing fake kidnappings of your beloved.