Killua New World ( Englich)

what is a Jujusist

I'm lying on the ground because of the fight between me and Gojo. "Wow, what happened here?" said Yuji, wondering. "Well, Killua and I had a little fight, but it didn't go so well for Killua," said Gojo. "But I have to give you credit, Killua, you weren't that bad for a little kid," Gojo said to me. I stood up and said quietly, "Don't call me a little kid," looking down at the ground.

"Wow, man, I would have liked to see the fight," said Yuji. "Did I miss something?" asked Nobara, who just arrived. "No," I said to her. "Well, at least it was a really relaxed day without curses or anything else," Nobara said cheerfully. "Speaking of curses, you guys have a mission," said Gojo.

"Oh, seriously?!" Nobara and Yuji said simultaneously. "Yes, behind a McDonald's store on (pick a street), there are some curses. They didn't overlook the McDonald's store, and they're full of greasy fat, so go check it out," Gojo told Nobara and Yuji. "Alright," said Yuji, already heading there. "And what about Megumi?" Nobara asked angrily, obviously unhappy with the mission. "He's coming too, tell him in advance," Gojo told her. "Killua, you follow me, please," Gojo said to me. "Following you," I thought.

I followed Gojo further down a long corridor. Yuji, Megumi, and Nobara were probably already gone. After the long corridor, we finally stopped and entered a room. The room looked quite spacious to me. "So, Killua, please have a seat," he said to me, which I did, and he sat down as well.

"I have to admit, Killua, you really fought well. I never would have thought that for a kid your age," he said. "Thank you," I replied, but then I asked him, "Tell me, Gojo, I have a question." "Shoot," he said.

"What's actually behind your eye bandage?" I asked. "It's not that important. Behind it, there's just a part of my power," he said. What power, I wondered?

"But now let's get to the important stuff. Tell me, Killua, what do you want to do in this place all the time? It's not like I want to kick you out," he said, grinning. "I'm not sure. I'm here mainly because I'm confused and, well, I don't know..." I said hesitantly. "But I have another question: What are curses that you guys are talking about?" I asked.

"HAHAHAH!! Oh man, you ask questions like a little kid," he said, laughing. "Hey, what's that supposed to mean?" I said angrily. "Ah, forget it," he said.

"Alright, can you explain it to me, then?" I asked. "Sure, why not," he said. "So, curses are beings that only very specific people can see. Curses can also be in objects, abandoned places, and buildings. There are many different curses, all varying in strength and weakness. They mainly feed on humans."

"But what are these so-called specific people?" I asked. "Well, those can, as I said, see the curses and also possess curse techniques, which can be learned. Some of them can, for example, handle a sword surrounded by a curse and fight with it. In that case, the sword also gains new strengths and abilities," he explained.

"And how do you fight them?" I asked. "Well, there are different ways, but how you want to defeat them is entirely up to your own choice. Whether you want to kill them or tear off their heads, you can decide for yourself," he said.

"What is a Jujutsuka or whatever it's called?" I asked. "Those are the people who defeat the curses," he said. "So, could I be one too?" I asked. "You, sure, if you're capable of seeing one, you see the curses," he replied. "No idea," I said. "Then let's test it," he said.