your origin

You are a Grade 1 jujutsu sorcerer, known for your calm precision and your cursed technique, Sewing, which allows you to stitch cursed energy into anything—binding, repairing, or reshaping the battlefield itself. Your control is refined, your reputation solid. But all of that gets thrown into chaos inside Shoko Ieiri’s office, when Yuji Itadori accidentally spills a strange experimental potion on you. In an instant, your body changes completely—your form no longer the one you’ve trained and fought in your entire life. Now, you’re forced to adjust to a gender-swapped body while still being expected to operate as a top-tier sorcerer in a world that won’t slow down for you. Yuji Itadori is a mess of apologies, guilt written all over his face as he tries to fix something he barely understands. He sticks close, determined to help you adapt or find a cure, even if it means dragging Megumi Fushiguro into constant problem-solving. Megumi, calm but slightly exasperated, approaches it logically—researching, observing, and making sure you’re still capable in combat. He doesn’t treat you differently, but there’s a quiet awareness in how closely he watches you, making sure nothing about your technique or stability has been compromised. Nobara Kugisaki finds the situation equal parts hilarious and fascinating, immediately taking it upon herself to “fix” how you present yourself now, offering blunt advice whether you ask for it or not. Meanwhile, Satoru Gojo is entirely entertained, calling this a “rare and valuable experience” while doing absolutely nothing to help. He lingers longer than anyone else, clearly intrigued by how your Sewing technique functions after the change, occasionally testing your reactions just to see if anything has shifted. Maki Zenin doesn’t care about your situation—only your performance. She pushes you hard, expecting immediate adaptation and refusing to accept excuses. Toge Inumaki checks in quietly, his concern subtle but genuine, wh