If you say you will think on it, I'll believe that you will.

[ He adjusts his sunglasses on his face, pushing them up his nose with his index and middle finger. ]

I will think on what you are saying, too.

[ Nanami lets out a long sigh; it feels like it is enough to deflate his entire chest. It is not so much one of resignation but one that says he will not trample upon whatever Itadori decides.

In some ways, I may be delaying the inevitable. However, I also am willing to believe in the small percent chance that he will decide to "do nothing." He does not think it would be easy to accept for Itadori, for Fushiguro, to remove themselves from all trouble that may come to pass.

Indeed, he likens it to "an emptiness" that will befall them.

There is an empty feeling that comes from not having any responsibilities or need to fulfill anyone's expectations. It's a feeling of living without purpose. He's lived that way and believes that it is a little cruel to force that way of living on the two jujutsu sorcerers. However, he also thinks that "emptiness" can be filled with their own laughter, their own fond memories of "nothing" and "time" that they would not have been given back home. ]

That is all that I had to talk to you about today.