Modulo Chapter 25

Treating the creatures as family, the Rumelians cast their ballots to remain beside the Kalyans. Mifuyu Okkotsu chides her children over their recklessness, yet declares she is proud to have brought them into the world. Reuniting with Nobara, Yuji begins charting how curses will be managed from here on. A relaxed game of catch between the two peoples, sorcerers and Simurians alike, signals the hope waiting on the horizon.

Carrying Panda, Yuji turns up at Nobara's place with a breezy hello, and she scolds him for being so offhand after disappearing for ages before he says sorry. Over on the Naunax, every last Rumelian agrees to stay with the Kalyans. Osuki spells out the reasoning: the bond rests not on the creatures sparing them, nor on the tribe hearing their cries, but on how the Kalyans have always belonged to their way of living. So the tribe refuses to discard them or rob them of their worth, vowing that neither side will wound the other.

Word of the verdict reaches Tsurugi and Yuka through Cross and Maru. Tsurugi admires such conviction, and Cross confesses he had expected to be put to death over what he did, relieved his people ultimately agreed despite the harsh scolding he and Maru received. When Maru calls the Kalyans family, the words resonate with Yuka, and the siblings think back on Mifuyu's earlier mix of reprimand and pride.

At Nobara's home, Yuji admits how terrified he had been of losing companions and being seen as different after eating the Death Painting Wombs made him a half-curse, which drove him to avoid the present on the logic that he ought to be aged or gone. Recent events convinced him that turning from now also blinds a person to both past and future, so he honors his grandfather Wasuke's dying wish and asks Nobara to walk forward with him, which she accepts. Panda, brought along to thaw the tension, surprises her by talking. With Maru's technique ending the birth of new sorcerers, Yuji explains that he, Nobara, and Todo must handle the response: striking down stray curses before they swell, drilling barrier work and exorcism into the present generation, watching the physically gifted, and stockpiling cursed tools, perhaps with aid from the old Big Three. The barrier net, rooted in Tengen, may persist regardless. Yuji also reveals that his own death will leave behind a cursed object, a reserve of energy for some distant future. Outside, Usami tosses a ball with Jabaloma, resolving to hide the sorcerer shortage to shield the Simurians while fretting the leftover mul cannot fix the energy crisis. A creator's video ties Mahoraga to the curse Satoru Gojo defeated sixty-eight years before and brands the three-eyed warrior a hero from Simuria, clips also seen by Ui Ui's students. Maru comes to see his Chaos and Harmony as wishes for happiness, and later at Kyoto Jujutsu High, Yuka greets Kyoko Tomoe before a knock at the door cuts them short. The series ends here.