
Part 4 of The Origin of Obedience is the fifty-eighth chapter. Facing down a curse that once sent him running, Megumi takes Gojo's hard advice to heart and at last stops holding back the full reach of his power.
Every Sukuna finger that radiates a heavy presence, stays hidden, or has been devoured by a spirit is resonating at once, and this particular concealed one stirred the moment Yuji swallowed another. The special grade curse that emerges looks identical to the detention center foe yet dwarfs it in strength, smashing Megumi's cursed tool apart with one discharge of energy. Its sheer speed leaves Megumi outmatched, and only Divine Dog: Totality snatches him out of harm's way; he intends to summon Nue, but the curse streaks past him before the shikigami can take shape.
A flashback frames a recent conversation: rattled by how fast Yuji is climbing, Megumi had asked Gojo for training. Gojo argues that Megumi's underlying talent and ceiling top Yuji's, and that mindset alone holds him down, bluntly saying his student does not know how to put forth his best. Recalling the baseball game, where Megumi gave himself up so Nobara could move ahead, Gojo contrasts that team sport with sorcery's solitary nature: however many comrades stand beside a sorcerer, death comes alone. Megumi keeps gauging himself against others rather than envisioning a mightier future self, and Gojo underlines the gap separating a death that wins from a truly victorious death, pushing him to be selfish.
Megumi rouses from the recollection badly wounded, Divine Dog already dispelled, and starts to reach for his self-sacrificing trump, only for Sukuna's taunt about wasted potential to stop him. He decides instead to imagine a version of himself that has shattered every limit, and Domain Expansion: Chimera Shadow Garden erupts. Incomplete though it is, the Domain drowns the ground in his shadow and births darker copies of his shikigami, which he deploys in inventive new ways. The curse rips the Domain open and assumes it has triumphed, yet from its own shadow Megumi rises alongside Divine Dog: Totality to strike the finishing blow at its back. Claws that once cut Hanami make short work of it. The chapter sits in the Death Painting Arc and adapts as Episode 23.

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Chapter 58, Part 4 of The Origin of Obedience, has Megumi face down a curse that once sent him running, take Gojo's hard advice to heart, and at last stop holding back the full reach of his power.
A flashback in Chapter 58 shows Gojo telling Megumi that his underlying talent and ceiling top Yuji's, that mindset alone holds him down, and that since a sorcerer dies alone he must stop measuring himself against others and instead be selfish and envision a mightier future self.
In Chapter 58, Megumi imagines a version of himself that has shattered every limit and erupts Domain Expansion: Chimera Shadow Garden, which drowns the ground in his shadow and births darker copies of his shikigami.
Chapter 58 has the curse rip the Domain open and assume it has triumphed, only for Megumi to rise from its own shadow alongside Divine Dog: Totality and strike the finishing blow at its back, the same claws that once cut Hanami making short work of it.
Chapter 58 sits in the Death Painting Arc and adapts as Episode 23 of the anime.
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