The sparring arena of Jujutsu High was alive with movement. Every corner had someone dodging, striking, or casting some crazy cursed energy technique. I couldn't help but grin. This was like… the ultimate crossover playground.
I focused on the center of the floor. Yuji was beside me, flexing, while Todo hovered nearby, clearly hyped about whatever chaos we were about to create. My hands itched—my portals were ready, and this time I could control them better. I could send teammates, objects, or even small explosions across the field with precision.
"Alright, team," I said quietly to Class 1-A and our… more colorful companions. "Follow my lead. And watch your blood—Toga's around somewhere, so… stay alert."
Bakugo groaned behind me. "Seriously? Again with her?"
I ignored him and opened a portal in front of Todoroki. "Here! Pop through this and hit the moving targets I'll send!"
Todoroki blinked, but trusted me. He leaped in—and instantly appeared behind a cursed construct, ice and fire erupting in perfect sync. I grinned.
Yuji shouted, "Got it!" and I opened another portal under him, teleporting him just a few feet to avoid a flying energy spike while keeping him lined up to punch a dummy.
I laughed to myself. This was insane. And then I noticed the villains watching carefully, Kurogiri floating calmly, Shigaraki itching for a chance to touch something, Dabi lazily flicking fire. They weren't attacking us… yet.
Then Toga appeared from nowhere, giggling madly, stabbing at cursed training dummies while trying to get close to me. "Heeheehee… I missed you!"
I rolled my eyes. "Seriously? Not now!" I opened a portal behind her and gave her a little push, sending her harmlessly into a bush.
Todo, still watching us, laughed heartily. "That's my new best friend behavior right there!"
Meanwhile, the Kyoto students were coordinating—Megumi summoned more shikigami wolves while Nobara swung her hammer through our makeshift obstacle course.
I grinned. "Alright… time to see what happens if we really push this."
I teleported behind Shigaraki mid-flight and yanked him slightly off balance. Dabi, noticing the shift, fired a controlled blast, which I then redirected through a portal to hit a cursed construct. Bakugo and Kirishima capitalized, creating a chain reaction that had everyone running and dodging at the same time.
Yuji jumped onto my shoulder portal mid-air and grinned. "Man… this is wild!"
I laughed. "And we're just getting started."
Gojo floated above us, clapping lazily. "Beautiful chaos. You're learning how to coordinate across universes. Very impressive."
I glanced at the mess we'd created: villains, heroes, sorcerers, cursed constructs, and portals opening and closing in a mesmerizing pattern. Somehow, it was all working.
Sukuna's voice whispered through Yuji's body: "Interesting… the little human is growing in strength… clever use of space."
Yuji gritted his teeth. "Not helping, King of Curses."
And then, I had an idea. A dangerous, chaotic, absolutely insane idea.
I opened a portal beneath the largest cursed construct and dragged Toga, a few allies, and a small pile of debris into it, popping them back out in midair above the arena—just in time for them to land perfectly in a synchronized attack formation.
The entire field froze for a moment. Even Gojo looked impressed.
Bakugo yelled, "WHO THE HELL THINKS OF THIS STUFF?!"
I shrugged. "Me."
And in that moment, I realized something terrifying…
I could warp space itself.
Teleportation wasn't just moving anymore. I could manipulate the battlefield, move people, and create chaos strategically. And if I wasn't careful… I could accidentally ruin everything.
But right now… I didn't care.
I grinned at Yuji. "Ready for round two?"
He smirked, cursed energy flaring. "Always."
And together, we ran—through portals, over flying constructs, past laughing villains, and straight into the heart of the chaotic, cross-universe training session.
Somehow, it felt like this was exactly where I was supposed to be.
The battlefield was ours. The chaos… controlled… mostly.
And I was loving every second of it.