As the two warriors stepped into the arena, the atmosphere changed instantly. The Jujutsu Higher-ups watched in anticipation as Kento Nanami and Jogo faced off against each other. Nanami appeared calm and collected, his eyes scanning the area for any potential threats. Jogo, on the other hand, was ready to unleash his fiery powers onto his opponent. As the battle began, Jogo made the first move, sending a flurry of flames towards Nanami. However, the seasoned fighter quickly dodged and weaved through the flames, using his acrobatic skills to avoid any damage. Jogo was taken aback by Nanami's agility, and the two engaged in a fierce hand-to-hand combat. The dull machete that Nanami wielded made short work of Jogo's fiery hands, which were no match for the Ratio Technique that Nanami employed. In an attempt to gain the upper hand, Jogo unleashed his Iron Coffin technique, creating a massive dome of lava that covered the arena. Nanami was trapped, and it seemed like it was only a matter of time before he would succumb to the intense heat. But, to everyone's surprise, Nanami remained calm and focused. He used his quick thinking and astute fighting instinct to create a weak spot in the Iron Coffin and escaped unscathed. Jogo was impressed by Nanami's skill and decided it was time to unleash his ultimate attack. He sent a swarm of fire bees towards Nanami, hoping to end the match in one fell swoop. However, Nanami had one more trick up his sleeve. He used his Black Flash technique, which amplified his strikes and allowed him to land a devastating blow on Jogo. Jogo was defeated, and Nanami emerged victorious. The Jujutsu Higher-ups were impressed by Nanami's skills and declared him the winner. Nanami's mastery over acrobatics, hand-to-hand combat, and free movement gave him the edge he needed to avoid Jogo's attacks and strike back with deadly force. His quick thinking and astute fighting instinct allowed him to escape from Jogo's Iron Coffin, while his innnate technique, Ratio Technique, made short work of Jogo's fire powers. In the end, it was Nanami's Black Flash technique that struck the final blow and secured his victory over Jogo.