A Bizarre Adventure That Begins in Jujutsu Kaisen

"Should we go to the amusement park over there this afternoon, or continue playing on this side of the ocean?" Yuki Tsukumo took the cup back, took another sip, and then looked up to ask.

Dior replied calmly, "Paradise."

The tickets are all bought, so we'll definitely have to visit both places.

Hopefully, there will be fewer people at the amusement park.

Yuji nodded in agreement, continuing to sip his coffee, but his gaze drifted out the window.

The bright sunlight shone down on her delicate profile without reservation, gilding her features with a soft golden edge.

Her long, thick eyelashes cast two faint fan-shaped shadows on her cheeks, trembling slightly with each blink.

Theo looked at her quietly.

"What are you looking at?" Yuki suddenly turned her head, accurately catching his undisguised gaze, and asked knowingly.

Theo didn't look away and answered frankly, "It depends on you... what activity do you want to do this afternoon?"

"Thunder Mountain? I've been looking forward to this for so long!" Her eyes lit up as she made the suggestion.

He reminded me, "Hmm, I can consider it. But remember to get your FASTPASS first."

"Okay~" Yuki nodded, then turned her face back to look out the window, but this time, the corners of her mouth remained upturned.

Theo didn't say anything more and quietly finished his Americano.

He stood up, casually separated the two empty cups, stacked them together, and threw them into the trash can next to him.

"Let's go." He held out his hand to her, palm up.

Yuki felt reassured as she placed her hand in his palm and stood up with his steady support.

The two walked out of the coffee shop side by side, instantly enveloped by the warm autumn sun.

Yuki squinted slightly from the intense light and quickly took out a beige wide-brimmed sun hat from his canvas bag and put it on.

Then, she took out a small bottle of cooling and moisturizing spray and sprayed it on her cheeks and neck twice.

The fine, cool mist instantly evaporated, creating subtle iridescent colors.

Then, she suddenly turned around, flicked her wrist, and unexpectedly aimed the spray nozzle at Theo, who was standing next to her.

"!" A cool breeze mixed with a faint plant fragrance wafted over, and Theo subconsciously closed his eyes, a few tiny water droplets clinging to his eyelashes.

The culprit had already nonchalantly put the spray back into his bag, as if nothing had happened, leaving him only with a sly smile and a lighthearted "Let's go."

As she spoke, she took the lead and gracefully merged into the bustling, joyful crowd.

"Okay." Theo activated the "No Limits Technique" to brush away the fine water droplets remaining on his face, and after a moment of hesitation, he followed.

Just two months ago, I complained that Xia Youjie "finally came back to life," but I didn't expect it to happen to me so soon.

How long has it been since we've had such simple, playful fun?

The last time seems to have been back in my middle school days.

I can't remember who I was with...

However, the yearning for beauty, that intense emotion itself, is very real.

Yuki's figure was in front of him, her ponytail swaying rhythmically with her light steps, dancing with a golden luster in the sunlight.

As she passed the Disney train track connecting the two parks, she excitedly took out her phone and started filming the slowly approaching cartoon train.

After filming for a while, Yuki suddenly turned the camera and aimed it at Theo who was following behind.

He instinctively turned his face away and raised his hand to block her view, only to hear her behind the phone let out a crisp, triumphant laugh.

"Got it!" she announced, then put her phone away contentedly and continued walking forward with her head held high.

"You could have just said so I could stop and strike a pose," Theo said, quickening his pace to catch up with her, his tone tinged with a helpless indulgence.

"No—" Yuki drawled, refusing without turning her head, "That wouldn't be fun! I want that feeling of being caught off guard!"

The little train, carrying laughing tourists, jingled and clanged past them.

Yuki suddenly turned around and started walking backwards in front of him.

The brim of her hat cast a small shadow on her face, but it couldn't hide her sparkling eyes.

"Hurry up, it'll be crowded if we go late!" she urged, her steps still light as she walked backwards.

Theo couldn't help but laugh as he watched her walk backwards, her movements both somewhat reckless and full of energy.

He quickened his pace, reaching out to support her from behind in a protective gesture to prevent her from tripping over something.

At the park entrance, silhouettes of various classic Disney characters are painted on the huge stained glass doors.

Sunlight streamed through the glass, casting dreamlike, colorful dappled patterns on the floor.

The ki's attention was immediately drawn to them.

She brushed Dio's hand away, like a child discovering a new toy, and carefully touched the light and shadow of a Mickey Mouse ear with the tip of her shoe, then moved away to touch the next bouncy Donald Duck silhouette.

Colorful spots of light danced and shimmered on her pure white canvas shoes, as if casting a spell on her that only sunlight could paint.

Several overly excited children ran past, chasing and playing, and almost bumped into her.

She deftly sidestepped, her gaze still following the shifting light and shadow on the ground, continuing her self-satisfied game of "stepping on light spots," a carefree smile playing on her lips.

Theo didn't urge her. He simply slowed his pace naturally, keeping pace with her, his gaze quietly following the figure leaping in the light and shadow.

That unguarded, carefree joy was so vivid and so infectious.

At this moment, the surrounding clamor of voices, the constant flow of people, and the cheerful music that permeated the park all seemed to automatically fade and blur, becoming a blurred and distant backdrop.

In his world, only the world-famous painting called "Ninety-Nine Yuki," gently enveloped in light and color, remained before him.

Theo's understanding of the elements of "beauty" was polished and illuminated again by this bright scene, becoming clearer, more concrete, and more tangible.

The sun at two o'clock in the afternoon was so hot that it made people's skin feel hot, and they were almost sweating.

Although it is autumn, the scorching heat still retains some of the atmosphere of summer, and even the occasional breeze carries a restless heat that makes people drowsy.

Theo folded up the well-worn park guide, stuffed it into the side pocket of his backpack, and glanced up at the electronic display screen at the entrance of the adventure park.

The screen displays bright red numbers: estimated waiting time 110 minutes.

He turned his head to the side, and saw that Yuki Tsukumo was standing on tiptoe, shading his eyes with his hand, trying to see the end of the line that was blocked by buildings.

The brim of the beige sun hat was pulled low, revealing a small section of the back of her neck, which was slightly red from the sun.

"Can I get a Fastpass?" She turned around and pointed to the row of Fastpass self-service machines next to her.

There were only seventeen or eighteen people in line at the Fastpass machines in the adventure park, which was much quieter than the long lines for rides that often stretched for dozens of meters.

"It should be possible."

Theo walked over and handed two Fukuzawa Yukichi banknotes to the second person in the line, using his money power.

The bespectacled young man readily accepted the money, gestured towards the end of the line, and then consciously moved to the back.

Then Theo took out his phone and the paper ticket he had kept safe, and went to the machine to scan the codes one by one.