
Jujutsu Kaisen's fifty-seventh chapter, The Origin of Obedience Part 3, splits the first-years across separate foes as Yuji battles a blood-spitting curse and the case loops back to Sukuna's scattered fingers.
The Death Painting Womb spews acidic blood at Yuji, who dodges, kicks the curse back, and studies what it spat at him, while the spirit marvels at his strength. Nearby, Nobara works Resonance on the spots where the burrowing curse keeps surfacing; many of its emergence points blow apart, yet the curse itself slips each hit by popping up elsewhere at speed. She frames it as whack-a-mole, and Megumi agrees she should keep collapsing the exits. The wide reach of the curse's technique, he reasons, leaves its core unable to strike back, and the strain of maintaining the affected area and the barrier seems to be wearing the main body thin.
Megumi had expected the curse to be powerful given its victim count, but concludes the real danger is the one Yuji faces. Suddenly another spirit reaches into the Domain and drags Nobara out; she waves off Megumi's attempt to save her. The curse Yuji is fighting recognizes its older brother and likewise exits the Domain, so Megumi sends Yuji chasing it beyond the barrier to protect Nobara. Outside in the forest, Nobara is hauled off by a strange newcomer she cannot place as either curse or curse user, who tells her his and his brother's errand does not involve killing sorcerers and that they are all here for the same purpose.
Megumi presses the tunneling curse, dismissing its tricks as too simple, and finally cuts it down with Divine Dog: Totality, clearing every exit and earning a brief rest. Then a fresh tunnel opens and the Domain proves to still be active. Megumi connects the first death in June to the month Sukuna incarnated, and a special grade curse like the one at the detention center appears before him, bearing the very Sukuna finger the Death Painting Wombs are seeking. The chapter introduces Eso, belongs to the Death Painting Arc, features Kechizu's Rot Technique, Megumi's Ten Shadows Technique and Divine Dog: Totality, plus Nobara's Straw Doll Technique and Resonance, and adapts into Episode 23.

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Chapter 57, The Origin of Obedience Part 3, splits the first-years across separate foes as Yuji battles a blood-spitting curse and the case loops back to Sukuna's scattered fingers.
In Chapter 57, Nobara works Resonance on the spots where the burrowing curse keeps surfacing while Megumi keeps it pressed, and he finally cuts it down with Divine Dog: Totality after clearing every exit.
Chapter 57 introduces Eso, a strange newcomer Nobara cannot place as either curse or curse user, who hauls her out of the Domain and says he and his brother are not there to kill sorcerers.
In Chapter 57, Megumi connects the first death in June to the month Sukuna incarnated, and a special grade curse like the one at the detention center appears bearing the very Sukuna finger the Death Painting Wombs are seeking.
Chapter 57 belongs to the Death Painting Arc, features Kechizu's Rot Technique and Megumi's Ten Shadows Technique, and adapts into Episode 23 of the anime.
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