JOJO hiding in the hunter world

Prison life isn't always idle; the prison isn't just a charity shelter for the unemployed. They won't support a group of freeloaders. Like in my previous life, there's labor reform.

There's a dedicated ward in the prison where almost all inmates undergo labor reform.

The male and female wards are separated, but you can see the female prisoners' labor reform ward through the small windows.

It's mostly simple, repetitive manual labor that's easy to pick up, like assembling electronic components or making children's toys.

Basically, they don't have access to dangerous tools. The guards wouldn't dare hand over knives or other dangerous controlled items to the prisoners.

Even with guns, they wouldn't act recklessly among these dangerous individuals. Many of them are similar to the heroes in anti-Japanese dramas – dodging bullets and tearing people apart with their bare hands.

The prison also has a library, but the books are very few and heavily controlled. Some books can't be borrowed without permission. Newspapers are especially scarce, rarely circulating directly among the prisoners. The guards have plenty, though.

Jon wasn't idle either. These days, he secretly practiced Nen and Hamon.

Kutak repeatedly probed Jon, mainly to understand Jon's situation.

The more you say, the more mistakes you make. Jon was using the Jotaro alias, and there were surveillance cameras here. It's hard to guarantee that these surveillance videos wouldn't be handed over to interested parties.

Although Netero repeatedly assured him, you can't trust a single word from such an old fox. His words are like farts.

After all, the Mirror Man's ability hasn't been exposed yet, but they definitely won't give up the investigation, especially Poroh and Porter White. The former is driven by interest, the latter by resentment.

Frankly, they don't trust me. If I were in their shoes, I wouldn't trust myself either. Putting such a suspicious, capable person in a prison full of dangerous individuals...

If Stone Free fought those two, it would be troublesome. It's not that Stone Free couldn't win. Even though Stone Free is weak, it still has A in both power and speed, enough to make Uvogin's face hurt.

But such a fight would definitely cause a commotion. The prison guards would definitely check the surveillance cameras to see what happened.

Seeing that would be bad. You should know that both Nen and Stands can be captured by cameras, although I don't know the principle behind it.

The guards who know Nen would naturally know what's going on. If some oblivious guard sends the video to Chairman Netero, wouldn't I be finished?

They'd see it and think, 'Hey, your Nen beast looks exactly like Jon's Nen beast.'

Jon had already revealed Stone Free's appearance in the Heavens Arena. There's no hiding that.

Then they'll wonder if Jotaro is just Jon in disguise. After all, it's rare but not unheard of to possess multiple abilities at the same time.

Moreover, Jon has a fatal flaw. He got the JOJO system, not the Naruto system. There's no way to learn Shadow Clone Jutsu. Jotaro and Jon can't appear at the same time.

Only one member of the Passione organization can exist in the world at the same time.

Fortunately, Jon drew enough Stands. He has all kinds of strange Stands, so he still has the power to protect himself.

During this time, Kutak and Ambros repeatedly probed Jon, but there were no results. Jon thought this was normal in prison and that he had basically become seamless.

In fact, Jon's performance was very strange. It can't be said that he was full of flaws, but it couldn't be ignored.

First, Jon's meals have consistently been at the same level as the guards' for over a week and haven't been downgraded.

Second, Jon's performance is too calm, as if he knows everything.

Third, knowing that his food was poisoned, he was too calm. Normally, hearing this, you wouldn't dare eat another bite for fear of the poison going deeper, but Jon ate everything clean, not leaving a single grain.

Fourth, even though his Nen ability has been sealed, why does he still meditate every day? These are all useless efforts. He basically has no defense.

This is prison, and he's so handsome. If he were put in another cell, he would definitely be 'steeled'. He's too unvigilant and doesn't seem afraid of us at all.

His Nen ability has been sealed. What does he have to fight against the tall and strong Ambros?

He had two guesses…

He did consider whether Jon might be an undercover agent, but Kutak was reluctant to believe this answer.

Because this guy named Jotaro looks like a blockhead. Undercover spies need to perfectly integrate into the group and can't have too outrageous performances.

But he's eating food one level higher than others. If he were an undercover agent, he would be too unprofessional. Wouldn't that increase their suspicion? No one with a brain would do that.

These guards aren't stupid; they wouldn't expose their informant for no reason.

Jotaro exudes strangeness and secrets everywhere, which are the most taboo things for a spy.

Could it be that his purpose is the same as ours…

Kutak rested his chin in his hand and fell into deep thought.

Perhaps because he had cultivated Nen and Hamon, Jon didn't feel tired after coming back from work. When he had nothing to do, he borrowed a book and prepared to read it slowly.

He then found that Kutak was staring straight at him, making Jon feel uneasy.

Jon immediately realized that Kutak was in a daze, so he ignored him and continued reading his book.

This person's vigilance is too low. If he encountered an assassination, he would basically be unlikely to survive. Kutak silently gave Jon a rating in his heart.

Also, how credible is what Jon said before, that he was sent in here by Chairman Netero and the criminal hunter Porter White?

One mystery after another shrouded Jon. In fact, Kutak had another guess.

That is, Jon's purpose is the same as his…

Two guards walked in through the door. They opened the prison door, and no one knew what they were going to do.

Holding guns in their hands, the crowd didn't dare to say anything.

"Who's called Kujo Jotaro?!"

Jon inexplicably stood up and raised his hand.

"So you're the one called Jotaro! Someone is looking for you, it's a visitation!"

"Impossible, I don't have any relatives outside?"

Who would come to visit? I'm not using the name Jon, and Jon's friends and family wouldn't come looking. The Jotaro alias has no social connections.

"Why are you talking so much nonsense? Hurry up and go."

Jon helplessly stood up and followed them.

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