The Enigmatic Encounter part 3

(MC POV)

The opportunity to hone my "limitless" curse technique presents itself as a prime moment for training against this formidable curse spirit. She possesses strength beyond measure, just enough for me to practice," Geto contemplated.

"Achilles, hold her attention without delivering a fatal blow. I intend to consume her and add her to my collection," Geto's command echoed.

In resounding agreement, Achilles let out a powerful roar and engaged in fierce combat with the slithed-mouth cursed spirit. Achilles' overwhelming strength proved too much for her, and gradually, she began to falter and struggle against his might.

Turning his focus, Geto summoned a small cursed spirit, its giant red eye adorned with a mesmerizing pinwheel pattern that nearly enveloped its white form.

"Port, come forth," Geto ordered, and the cursed spirit, now dubbed Port, saluted with his minuscule hands. The pinwheel in his eye spun mechanically as a peculiar doll materialized. This metallic creation bore a humanoid resemblance, yet lacked a conventional face. Instead, its smooth metallic head boasted nine concentric circles.

A mischievous grin played across Geto's lips. "Zenyatta, awaken."

At the sound of his name, the doll's eyes illuminated with a yellow glow. It levitated, assuming a meditative seated posture as nine ethereal orbs orbited around it.

"Zenyatta, lend your support," Geto commanded, and the orbs behind Zenyatta surged with brilliance. Multiple astral arms manifested behind the doll, encircled by an aura of positive energy.

"Pass into the iris," Zenyatta intoned.

Recalling the inception of Zenyatta, Geto's mind traveled back to the past.

Flashback

Considering the requirement for support while harnessing the limitless curse technique, Geto ruminated, "I must find a means to sustain myself during its use. Without the six eyes, employing limitless would be perilous—potentially suicidal."

Interrupting his thoughts, Ian interjected, "Using two curse techniques concurrently isn't viable."

Ian's proclamation shattered Geto's contemplation. "What?!"

Calmly, Ian elucidated, "Simultaneous utilization strains your brain, endangering your life. Activating both abilities overtaxes your mind."

Geto vented his frustration, "This renders my efforts futile!"

With a sage-like demeanor, Ian advised, "Embrace strategic indolence. Delegate the burden to one of your cursed spirits."

Back in the present, Geto's grin widened.

"Zenyatta, a unique cursed spirit bound within a cursed tool. Summoning was constrained, but control persisted within a limited range. I endowed Zenyatta solely with [Transcendence], his ultimate ability. When invoked, Zenyatta achieves invulnerability and emanates an aura, rapidly healing allies within its radius."

"Zenyatta's bondage eliminates the need for constant manipulation, allowing me to focus on the limitless without risking my demise," Geto elucidated, his manic delight evident.

Achilles faded from sight, releasing the cursed spirit from his grasp.

"At last, I can wield the limitless without fear of death," Geto chortled maniacally.