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Chapter 419 2 Sukuna's Childhood

I was a little surprised.

No, I was very, very, very surprised.

Everyone has their own childhood, but I swear, before this, I have never thought about or pondered Ryomen Sukuna’s childhood.

This guy is so despicable that it's easy to forget that he actually had a period of time as a human.

So, what I didn’t expect was that he actually had such an attitude towards his own mother.

There is very little description about his life in the original book, and generally speaking, there are only a few descriptions.

That is Ryomen Sukuna who was born a thousand years ago. He was originally a human being. He had been challenged by countless sorcerers, but no one succeeded.

As a result, he was crowned with the title of the King of Curses and was welcomed into the Heian-kyo Palace to be worshipped. After his death, twenty of his fingers were cut off and made into special cursed objects, period.

In addition, the only point worth noting is that he seemed to have suffered from hunger for a long time, so he was particularly persistent and obsessed with food. One of the very important reasons why Limei was valued by him was that he had excellent cooking skills.

Apart from this, I couldn't think of anything else, no matter how hard I racked my brains.

Even so, I still felt that it was a very bad idea for him to let me go in and take the baby himself away.

First of all, let’s not talk about the fact that he and I are actually in opposing camps.

Simply put, even though I have taken care of children before, they were all well-behaved children over five years old who were fully capable of taking care of themselves. I knew nothing about babies, and he was not afraid that I would accidentally kill one.

Also, even if I can go in and take him away, I am destined not to stay here for long. Once I find an opportunity, I will definitely travel back and fight with Noose.

So - what's the wiring in his head that makes him think I'm willing to do this for him?

However, I soon realized that all the thinking I had just done was in vain.

After the lady inside finished her conversation with Grandma Shen, she insisted on staying with her child, so Grandma Shen had to open the door and walk out of the room.

This is where the weird part comes in.

Her face was solemn, her eyes were straight ahead, and she walked past my shoulder with a worried look on her face. Even when she looked at the corpse on the ground, Granny Shen lowered her head to take a look, but she acted as if she didn't see me and Ryomen Sukuna who suddenly appeared.

Combined with the reaction of the person who just passed by me and ran out, the answer is obvious - we are not on this timeline, so we can only walk around here like wandering souls.

After realizing this, the speed of time suddenly accelerated.

I stood there and saw the family head who was in conversation rushing back. His originally happy face turned pale the moment he saw the baby. He drew his sword on the spot and shouted "Monster", wanting to kill it.

I saw that lady drive all the way back to her parents’ home to protect her child, but she was kicked out of the house because of the “monster” she gave birth to and was removed from the family name.

I saw her wandering the streets, with nowhere else to go, and seeking to see the legendary Onmyoji Abe Haruaki.

When Abe Haruaki saw Ryomen Sukuna, his expression also changed drastically, and he kept muttering to himself: "Disaster has come, the ghosts from the hungry ghost realm have descended..."

This kind of words.

He just sighed and showed compassion on his face. He looked at the thin clothes and miserable state of the mother and son, but did not drive them away. Instead, he ordered his Shikigami to prepare a room for them to live in.

It should be a lucky thing to be taken in by Abe Haruaki.

But misfortunes came one after another, and the good luck seemed to have come to an end here, becoming a footnote to the beginning of tragedy.

In addition to Abe Haruaki, there was another Onmyoji, Ashiya Doman, who seemed to particularly hate them. He had publicly declared more than once that Ryomen Sukuna and his mother should be executed, but these attacks were stopped by Abe Haruaki.

People never called him by his name, but just called him nicknames like "four-eyed monster" and "four-handed monster". Some people even ran over to push and beat him.

The children made up all kinds of vicious nursery rhymes about him, saying that he was a bastard abandoned by his biological father, that he was unlucky, that his extra hands and eyes were deformed mutations, and that he would bring great disaster to the entire Heian-kyo in the future.

The young Ryoumen Sukuna grew up in the disgust, scorn, curses and fear of the people. Whenever he went out, he would be looked down upon, pelted with stones and cursed at for no reason.

He grew faster than the average child and was often half a head or even a head taller than his peers. However, for various reasons, he often went hungry and had no food to eat. He and his mother had to suffer from hunger for a long time.

If that's all, then forget it.

However, a few years later, Abe Haruaki, who protected the mother and son, died of illness at the age of 84.

From then on, their lives became more difficult than before.

No one was willing to hire Sukuna's mother to work, and no one was willing to sell them food. Once they saw food in their hands, they would even run over and deliberately knock it away as if to destroy it, then run over it hard a few times, and smugly watch them suffer from hunger.

The malice in human nature is clearly visible at this moment.

Even though I have no intention of clearing Ryoumen Sukuna.

But these people first fabricated a label for him that he was a "disaster", and then desperately bullied and oppressed the skinny child in front of them. Finally, he finally succeeded in killing people, would they point at him and say, "See, my prediction was right, this is indeed a "disaster"?"

Is this really true?

Because of this discriminatory treatment and bullying, Ryoumen Sukuna's mother, the Madam, quickly became thinner. She seemed to have some serious illness and was lying on the hospital bed, coughing and unable to get out of bed.

I stood in front of her door, forgetting the fact that I was in a time that did not belong to me and that I could not do anything. I couldn't help but want to push the door open and do something.

I thought it would end in failure like the countless previous attempts, but this time, I pushed the door open.

The light shone in from outside, and she opened her eyes wide in surprise and looked at me, and the two Sukuna behind me.

"Excuse me...who are you?" I heard her say.