The Sukuna curse mark is a powerful and dangerous seal that is associated with the mythical figure, Ryomen Sukuna, in the anime/manga series Jujutsu Kaisen. This curse mark is bestowed upon those who possess the fingers of Sukuna, which contain immense cursed energy and power. The curse mark's appearance is unique to each individual, but it typically takes the form of intricate tattoos or markings on the body. These markings can cover various parts of the individual's body, such as their arms or chest. The curse mark not only serves as a physical manifestation of the curse's power but also acts as a vessel for holding Sukuna's residual cursed energy. Those who possess the Sukuna curse mark are both feared and coveted within the world of Jujutsu Kaisen.
Those who possess the Sukuna curse mark are both feared and coveted within the world of Jujutsu Kaisen. The reason for this is that the curse mark grants its bearer enhanced physical abilities and the ability to tap into Sukuna's immense power. However, this power comes at a great cost.
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How about Sukuna with a curse reader that’s older then he is but doesn’t really go after people or sorcerers since they don’t really give a fuck about them but just want to read and expand their library like that owl in avatar but if anyone tries to burn their library or attack them then they won’t hesitate to torture or experiment on them?
A/n: I accidentally took an hour of daydreaming this, I was too into it! I hope you don’t mind about the glasses.
Warnings: cursing because it Sukuna, mentions of torture
You’re so lucky that I love you
You was sitting on a chair, reading your favorite manga series but then a whistle was heard from the front door.
You looked up from your book and to the front door. Your eyes slightly widened but you won’t believe your eyes.
“Sukuna?” You called out pushing up your glasses.
“So old that you forgot about me?” He smirked and walked towards you.
“I’m not that old! Its just you haven’t been here for at least 100,000 years, 4 months, 27 weeks, 1,460 days, and 12 minutes.” You reasoned with him. He groaned and sat on your desk.
“I’ll take that as a compliment”
He then take your glasses and look at them.
“H-Hey!! Give me those back!” You stood up from your chair and reach towards your glasses.
“Why can’t you use your reverse cruse on your eyes?”
“Because I love them, its me bei-,” Your eyes widen.
He put his arm around your waist and kissed you deeply, You slowly gave in to him and wrapped your arms around him.
It’s been years since you two have saw each other, It been years since you two have kissed, hugged, cuddle, teasing and even touched each other.
You guys won’t admit to each other, but you have been missing him and he also been missing you.
You pulled away and looked at him. He then has a stupid smirk on his face.
“I know you miss me” He buried his head in your neck.
“No the hell I don’t, ” You start to play in his with one hand and you grabbed your glasses with the other.
He then bit you, hard.
You jumped and backed away from him. He started to laughed, and you got angry at him.
You put your glasses on and held your hand up, pulling your finger in a come here motion. As fast as light a book came towards Sukuna’s and made a hard impact on it. You grabbed the book and cover your smile.
“You damn brat!!” He yelled at you as he got off of the desk. Something fell from his pocket, it was tiny but it soon got into it’s original size.
“You have the book of the 49,000 forbidden curses!!” You yelled at him. He looked down at the book and raised his shoulders up, with a smile.
“Don’t whoops me!! I have been looking for that damn book for years! And all you have to say is whoops. ” You angrily yelled at him.
“Yep,” He gave you another smirk, not fearing you.
“I’ll fucking torture you. ” You went towards him but you was quickly pinned to the ground with his foot on your back.
“You’re forgetting, I’m your king.” He looked down on you.
“I don’t give a fuck!” You got out of under his foot and try to attack him again but you got pinned again but this time on the desk.
He was close to your ear.
“I won’t be your stupid torture dummy y/n. You can’t even land a finger on this body”
You struggled under his grip but you couldn’t get out of it.
“Let me go Sukuna!”
“Not until you cool your shit”
It been an hour and he is still pinning you. He let you go, leaving you on the desk. He picked up a book that’s in a stack of many other books. He raised it up.
“I’ll be taking this one, see you later.” He walked towards the door.
“Tch.” You stayed on the desk and crossed your arms.
He stopped just outside of the door and looked back a little.
“Is it your age or you forgot that you’re the queen of curses?” Then he was gone.
You sighed and got off of the desk.
“You’re lucky that I love you..”
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“H-Hey!! Give me those back!” You stood up from your chair and reach towards your glasses.
The curse mark is constantly siphoning the bearer's cursed energy, slowly but surely depleting their life force. If the bearer does not control the curse mark properly, it can consume them entirely, turning them into a vessel for Sukuna's resurrection. To prevent this from happening, those who possess the Sukuna curse mark must undergo strict training and learn to control their cursed energy effectively. This control allows the bearers to tap into the power of the curse mark without succumbing to its negative effects. However, even with proper control, the curse mark remains a dangerous and volatile power source, capable of overwhelming the user if they are not careful. Throughout the Jujutsu Kaisen series, the Sukuna curse mark plays a significant role in the plot, with multiple characters striving to harness its power or protect others from its influence. The curse mark symbolizes the duality of power and danger, representing the constant struggle between the users' desire for strength and the potential loss of their humanity. In conclusion, the Sukuna curse mark in Jujutsu Kaisen is a powerful yet perilous seal that grants enhanced abilities at the cost of the bearer's life force. It serves as a symbol of power and temptation, driving characters in the series to wield its strength while battling the curse mark's negative effects..
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