When Ren rebooted, his save file was gone. Instead, a new message:

Ren woke up at 3:17 AM. His laptop was open. His phone was warm.

The screen shattered into fractals of white light. Sukuna’s HP bar disintegrated.

Ren grinned. This was real. On Android, the controls were buttery—swipe to dash, two-finger tap for Domain Expansion. He picked Gojo against a CPU Sukuna (Heian era version). The stage: Shibuya, frozen in a split second of destruction.

"You didn't delete us. You just minimized. See you in the Domain, player."

The game had scanned his webcam. His microphone. His playstyle from the Android match. It built a character based on him .

The game launched fullscreen. No menu. No settings. Just the character select screen, but this time the hidden "???" slot was open.

The Android version installed first. The icon wasn’t Gojo’s face or Sukuna’s finger—it was a blinking eye, pupil split into four segments. He tapped it.