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A Satoru Gojo fanfic |
The sun hung low in the sky, casting long shadows across the training ground, where the soft sounds of rustling leaves mixed with the faint chirping of distant birds. You took a deep breath, feeling the fresh air fill your lungs as you prepared for another session with Satoru Gojo. The anticipation of his presence always sent a thrill through you—his aura was electric, and his confidence radiated in waves. You looked up to see him leaning casually against a nearby tree, a playful smirk on his lips. His signature black blindfold was in place, yet somehow, you felt like he could see right through it. Despite the barrier, the air around him felt charged, and you couldn’t help but admire how effortlessly handsome he was. “Hey there!” Satoru called, pushing away from the tree. “Ready to get your butt kicked today?” You rolled your eyes with a smile, a playful banter that had become a routine between you two. “In your dreams, Gojo. You’ll have to catch me first.” With a laugh, Satoru took a few teasing steps toward you, closing the distance. “Oh, you just might surprise me. But I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you,” he said, his tone light and carefree, that signature mischievous sparkle in his vibrant blue eyes, even hidden behind the blindfold. As the training began, you sparred with him, the intensity building with each exchange. Despite his playful nature, Satoru’s strength was undeniable. He moved with confidence, and each of his attacks kept you on your toes. You were focused, determined to prove that you could hold your own against the strongest sorcerer. Eventually, you managed to land a light punch on his shoulder, a small victory that made you beam with pride. “See? I told you I’d surprise you!” Satoru laughed, the sound deep and genuine, echoing around the training ground. “Alright, alright! I’m impressed! But you know what’s even more impressive?” He leaned closer, his smirk widening. “How good I look while dodging your attacks.” You couldn’t help but chuckle, shaking your head at his cheekiness. “You’re impossible, you know that?” His expression softened for a moment, a flicker of something deeper hidden beneath his playful facade. “But you like it,” he replied, the playfulness in his tone shifting to something more sincere. There was a brief silence, and for a moment, the world around you faded away. As you both caught your breath, you felt a pull towards him—an undeniable connection that had grown over countless training sessions. You admired how he always put you first despite the chaos around him, always encouraging, always pushing you to be better. “Gojo,” you began, hesitating slightly. “Why do you put up with all of us? You’re so far above everyone else, yet you spend your time here training us.” Satoru’s demeanor shifted, becoming more serious. He stepped closer, his voice low. “Because I believe in you. In all of you. The world can be cruel, but I want to hold the line between you and it.” His words were weighted, holding truth that resonated deep within you. You felt your heart race, the air thick with unspoken words. Satoru’s gaze seemed to pierce through the blindfold, connecting with you on a level that transcended the physical. For a fleeting moment, you imagined what it would be like to be one of the few people who could see past his playful mask. In that moment, you took a step forward, closing the remaining distance, your heart pounding with daring. “And what if I want to know you better? Not just the teacher but the man behind the blindfold?” Satoru’s playful demeanor returned, but this time, there was something softer in his smile. “That, my dear, is a journey I’d be interested in embarking on. But remember, things can get complicated.” “Complicated can be fun,” you teased back. With a playful flick, he removed the blindfold for a brief moment, revealing his enchanting blue eyes. “Then let’s make this fun.” And just like that, the air between you shifted, filled with possibilities, leaving a thrill of excitement coursing through you. The day had become something more, igniting a spark that promised more than just training sessions to come. |