Blood-stained (Yuuji & Sukuna x Reader)

Feral ~ Ch55

¤ (Y/n)'s Point Of View ¤

The moment I no longer sensed Geto's presence, I deemed it safe enough to leave my domain expansion. I left behind all the curses begrudgingly, deciding to visit them again soon. I was happy to know that Geto's curses decided to stay in my domain after I gave them the choice to leave- a descision that they made all too easily.  I wondered about the stories they could tell if they could speak.

Staying in my domain for that little while would have been a nice break from reality if I didn't know that Yuuji was in the middle of a fight with Mahito out in the real world. I needed to get down there and help him. I only hoped it wasn't too late. After all, Geto wouldn't have left if the fight was still going strong. The fact he left meant that he must have lost interest.

I warped down to the courtyard the moment I stepped out if my domain, the puddle of blood on the floor that I used as a gateway bubbled up until it became dust, the gateway now closed. Sukuna's cursed energy enveloped me as I warped, warmth spreading down my skin that left me breathless. I shook off the feeling of power the moment I felt my feet touch the floor, my head snapping left to right in order to locate other jujutsu sorcerers.

It was quiet down here, a layer of dust in the air that made it hard to see beyond a few metres. I couldn't feel Mahito's presence, either he had been exorsised, fled or defeated to the point I couldn't even feel any of his cursed energy.
"Yuuji!?" I yelled out worriedly, walking through the rubble and broken slabs of stone. I didn't receive an answer, making my heart skip at beat in worry.

But then I saw a figure amongst the cloud of dusk, to tall and too lean to be Yuuji. His blonde hair and tatterd suit was a dead giveaway to who he was.
"Kento!" I called out with relief, happy that I could finally find someone down here. I rushed towards him, the closer I got, the more clear to me became that he was hurt in multiple places. Blood dried on different areas on his suit, creating a red sticky patch that seemed to grow as he turned to face me.

"You're here. What a relief." Nanami sighed weakly as he took a step towards me. I couldn't help but flicker my eyes behind him, expecting to see Yuuji clinging to his back. But still, Yuuji was knowhere in sight. In a moment, I would probably have to use my cursed technique to track him.
"Is the fight over?" I asked Nanami, keeping my guard up in case Mahito decided to pop out of knowhere.

Nanami nodded in reply, clutching his head with pain as he limped as single step forward, too silent for my liking.
"Where's Yuuji?" I finally asked, being unable to hold the question back anymore. That's when Nanami motioned foward, towards where he was slowly trudging to. My eyes followes his finger, untill they landed on Yuuji's unconcious body.

"Yuuji!" I exclaimed in suprise, gasping in shock as I immediately began running forward. I skidded against the rugged concrete floor as I kneeled infront of his form. He was severely injured, cuts, bruises and wounds scattered across his whole body. My only reassurance was that they didn't seem to be life threatening. His eyes were closed, not a single muscle of his moving.

I instantly activated my cursed energy, connecting to my curse in his blood stream to begin clotting blood around his wounds in order to scab them up. The only downside with wounds like his was that it could scar quite badly. I healed him as much as I possibly could with my cursed energy, a part of me convincing myself that I could attempt to convince Sukuna to heal him completely.

Nanami stood above me wordlessly, staring down at at Yuuji, watching the blood begin to harden and scab. He usually hated watching this as it was a fairly slow process, it made his skin crawl. But the fact that he continued to watch showed that even he was greatly worried for Yuuji. The boy must have fought hard to be unconcious and seriously injured. I too wordlessly watched his wounds close up, it being slightly therapeutic to me, watching the blood cells stack, combine and harden.