After dealing with the delinquents and ensuring the girl was safe, Yuji couldn't help but think about how the chaos of his life always seemed to find him, even in the most ordinary moments. He walked the girl to a nearby police station to make sure she was properly taken care of. She thanked him with tears in her eyes, and as he watched her go, he couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction.
As he continued his walk back to the train station, he reflected on how much he had changed over the years. The Shibuya Incident had molded him into a strong and determined fighter, but it had also left scars that ran deep. Despite the losses and the ongoing battles with cursed spirits, he remained committed to his mission as an exorcist.
Back at the train station, Yuji finally boarded the train to Tokyo. The ride felt shorter this time, perhaps because his mind was preoccupied with thoughts of the girl he had just helped and the challenges he had faced in Shibuya.
When he arrived in Tokyo, Yuji couldn't shake the feeling that his life was a constant ebb and flow of chaos and calm. He knew that he would always be drawn into battles with cursed spirits and haunted by the memories of the Shibuya Incident. But for now, he was grateful for the small moments of respite and the ability to make a positive difference in someone's life.