How Does Gojo See Through His Blindfold Novels & Stories

He let it dangle from one hand, then tilted his head, studying my reaction. “You’re shaking more,” he said softly, pleased. “Good. That means you’re ready for the next step.” He came to my side, pulled my head up by the gag’s front strap, and wrapped the blindfold around my eyes. Tight enough to erase the room. Tight enough that I felt my own pulse in the darkness. The loss of sight made everything sharper. His breathing. The faint rustle of cloth as he adjusted something near the cabinet. The soft creak of the chair as he sat again.

Her hands, usually so precise with cursed energy, were now frantic as they clawed at his jacket, desperate to feel the hard muscles beneath. She yanked off his blindfold, the sudden reveal of those infinite blue eyes sending a jolt through her. They were pools of raw hunger, reflecting her own desire back at her. "Talk is cheap, Gojo," she breathed, her voice thick with wanting. "Show me what you've got."

She was both his strongest and weakest link. Iroshi’s body is covered with a white cloth and carried off in a stretcher. I stare as his body moves out of sight and catch a glimpse of Yuriko following the stretcher from behind. And as if sensing my eyes on her, she turns her head around. There are tears in her eyes too, she gives me the faintest smile and bows her head a little before heading out the door and disappearing from view.

Then Reign broke the stillness in the most infuriating way possible. “Blindfold her.” I stared at him. “What?” Before I could demand an explanation, someone behind me tied a soft cloth over my eyes. Darkness swallowed everything instantly. My pulse jumped. “What is this supposed to mean?” “Are you sure about this, Reirei?” Crie asked, and for the first time even his theatrical tone had thinned with uncertainty. “Yes,” Reign replied, his voice calm and final. “I want assurance that this lass does not attempt anything before we arrive.”

His voice started out loud, ended in nothing but a whisper as the sound of his own voice ricocheted around in his head. "That's right, Si. I am a bitch," I answered even though he couldn't hear me. But his gaze moved to my mouth as I nodded. Then I took his sight from him. The triple thick blindfolds were designed to black out everything. Even the brightest flashlight wouldn't pierce through them. As I settled it over his eyes, I walked around to the back of the cross and tightened the straps around his head. I was careful to catch a few hairs in the knot. Saw his shoulders jerk at the sharp pain.

The arrogant boy who walked around alone without help because he could feel things instead of seeing them. "I'm blind but I still know the way. How can you get lost, Sophia?" He'd ask whenever I told him the trees all looked the same "Then close your eyes and feel. The direction of the wind, the sound of birds and insects, the sound the leaves beneath your feet make. It's not that hard. Just do it" he would grab me and cover my eyes with his hand. I used to love the way he did that so effortlessly. The way he reached for me as if he could see. My young and naive mind told me it was because we were connected. He didn't have to see me to know I was there. How foolish.

My legs don’t give out under me. Akio is on both knees, holding a finger under William’s nose. He quickly looks to Sensei, a little bit of relief in his voice. “Sore wa kare no byōkidesu.” Gojo Sensei nods, his face serious. “What’s going on?” I step forward again. It seems like my legs are too frozen to move at the pace I want them to. “What’s wrong with him?” My voice is rough, panicked. The dagger drops from my hand. “Akio, what the fuck is going on?”

With a deafening crash, the figure pierced through the formation and materialized into Stavros, standing alongside Goyo. Goyo shouted angrily, “What the hell are you doing? Don’t you see I already have my hands full?” Stavros whimpered, “I can’t take it anymore. I really can’t hold on any longer.” Goyo turned around and saw Stavros, immediately noticing that his hands were severed and his body was completely covered in blood, hardly a spot on his body was unharmed. “H-how did this happen?” Stavros replied with a trembling voice, “James’ sword is too strong. His Sword Light inflicted serious injuries on me and I can’t heal them.”

In that split second moment of silence, I hurriedly took off my blindfold, and struggled to take off the gag. Because my eyes had been blindfolded for a while, coupled with the fact that one of my contact lenses had fallen out when Joe tried to blindfold me earlier, my vision was completely blurry and out of focus and so I couldn't see properly. Before I knew what was going on, Tim's men and the others who happened to be Mr T’s men rushed towards the broken door and an intense fight broke out.

Curious about what was plaguing Liu Feng, Zen asked for more details about the boss Liu Feng couldn’t defeat, and Akiko struggled with. Hesitant, the Seer explained that it was a ghost boss. “The Death Princess used blindness cure eye drops to get past that stage. The boss is annoying because it has an area blindness effect. When you get hit by the blindness effect, you aren’t able to tell where it is. However, as I was originally blind, it becomes impossible for me to do anything even if I had a blindness cure.” Zen cringed. No wonder the Seer was stuck at that stage. It was designed to be his stumbling block. What a terrible match of attributes!