JOJO hiding in the hunter world

A faint light stung Jon's eyelids, and his body felt hollowed out, utterly exhausted.

Couldn't a guy get a decent night's sleep?

Jon rolled over, trying to sleep on his side, but as consciousness gradually returned, he suddenly jolted awake.

Hmm, an unfamiliar ceiling.

It was a small room, with white paint on the walls and a window to the side.

Jon moved his hands and noticed an IV drip attached to one, running saline solution.

A quick glance revealed bottles and jars containing amino acids, glucose, and some anti-inflammatory drugs.

The blue and white striped hospital gown and the nearby saline drip unequivocally told Jon that he was in a hospital.

However, Jon's body still felt weak, as if his strength had been drained.

Just then, the door opened, and a wiry old man walked in carrying a plastic bag.

Mmm, the smell of chives and dumplings.

The old man immediately saw Jon sitting up in bed, and his face lit up with surprise.

"You're finally awake, Jotaro!"

Who's that? Jon wondered, looking puzzled.

The old man seemed to sense Jon's confusion and immediately leaned in, pointing at his own face: "It's me! It's me!"

Isn't this a trick to scam money?

Jon scrutinized the old man's face, feeling a sense of familiarity.

Suddenly, it dawned on him – wasn't this Old Man Ward? Where had those Schwarzenegger-like muscles gone? Where did such a huge body hide?

Old Man Ward seemed to notice Jon's shock and explained, "I don't maintain that physique all the time. That's my battle state, like inflating a balloon."

You, a five-foot-five old man, can inflate into a seven-foot-tall hulk? You're not an inflatable doll. Those massive bones can't inflate.

Jon's sluggish thoughts began to stir, and his head throbbed a little. He wanted to change position but suddenly felt like something was missing.

Jon remembered what had happened that night.

He had jumped off the plane with the coffin lid, tied to Edward.

His original plan was to wait until dawn, but he realized it was too late; that situation couldn't wait until daylight.

So, he took a gamble and chose the backup plan, something Jon had just realized, but it might come at a cost.

In that situation, Edward was likely to fight to the death, and everyone would die. So, Jon resolutely chose to take the risk.

The azure sea was incredibly clear, like a mirror, usable as such at close range.

And Jon wanted that effect, but the Mirror Man's activation required the mirror to reflect a person. Jon wanted to wait for dawn, but circumstances forced him to settle for second best.

His Aberrant Light was a dazzling ability, radiating light upon its appearance, like a car's high beams.

Jon wanted to force Edward to use the Aberrant Light, letting this 'high beam dog' replace sunlight, turning the sea into a 'mirror'.

He succeeded. He successfully banished Edward to the Mirror World.

Here's some basic information about the Mirror Man's Mirror World rules.

First, only external changes and the Mirror Man's user can alter the Mirror World. Nothing else, no matter what it is, can change the Mirror World's matter.

Second, changes in the temperature of matter in the outside world will affect the Mirror World, but changes in the Mirror World will not affect the real world.

That is to say, if you break a wall outside, the wall in the Mirror World will also break, but breaking the wall in the Mirror World will not have any effect on the outside world. Even if a nuclear bomb explodes in the Mirror World, it won't affect the outside world.

Third, unless the Mirror Man agrees, no matter who you are, you can't get out, and once the Mirror Man is dismissed, the person or thing stored in the Mirror World will disappear.

Based on this principle, Jon sealed Edward in the Mirror World.

But before that, to prevent him from escaping, Jon turned parts of his own body into threads and used them as ropes to tie Edward and the coffin lid together.

When the time came, Jon only needed to touch the coffin lid to send Edward and the coffin lid into the Mirror World together, greatly reducing the area to be dismissed.

But the threads used to bind Edward were made from Jon's left hand.

His left hand was also exposed to the Aberrant Light during this battle and was completely ruined.

After sending Edward into the Mirror World, he fell into the sea, and piranhas swarmed him.

Fortunately, he had won the Dark Blue Moon in a previous lottery draw, allowing him to transform into a merman-like form, whose aquatic combat abilities were not inferior to those of masters extremely skilled in water combat.

Jon immediately used his ability to create a water vortex, the same one used to kill Jotaro in the original story, to defend against the piranha attack.

Putting aside everything else, the ability to breathe underwater alone made it worth the price. Don't underestimate this seemingly useless ability.

Having or not having this ability makes a huge difference. Now Jon no longer had to worry about being entangled and suffocating to death.

The gills on both sides gave Jon the ability to fight in the water for a long time. Moreover, this Stand also had the ability to control water and create barnacles within a certain range.

It also provided some enhancement to his defense. The scales covering his body were extremely hard.

He had just been complaining about not winning Oasis, but he didn't expect this Dark Blue Moon to have such wonderful uses.

I really am a lucky person.

Scales that could easily tear apart even great white sharks spun in the water vortex like flying knives, cutting the unfortunate piranhas into two pieces.

For a time, the water vortex was surrounded by the shredded corpses of piranhas, and the dense blood threads intertwined with the vortex.

The blue scales in the middle of the vortex looked more like sapphires adorning the threads, shimmering brightly, seemingly beautiful but harboring deadly intent.

Like moths to a flame, their brains probably couldn't comprehend the concept of death, driven by their craving for blood and food, they rushed into this deadly vortex.

Almost instantly, Jon felt a change. His arm, exposed to the Aberrant Light, began to mutate.

He felt his life energy being drawn out by his left hand, as if a ravenous glutton was devouring Jon's flesh and energy.

Jon decisively cut off his left hand with his palm as a knife.

Sure enough, after a frenzied expansion, his left hand turned into a mass of deformed flesh.

But Jon didn't think much about it. The danger was still present, and the countless lurking eyes in the deep sea gave Jon unimaginable pressure.

Now was not the time for meaningless contemplation. He could study the Aberrant Light later.

Now, because he had just severed his arm, a large amount of blood was flowing out, and the spilled blood was spreading in the seawater, difficult to suppress.

This further stimulated the piranha swarm, causing the entire group to go berserk.

But they still couldn't break through Jon's water vortex defense and could only stop on the periphery.

However, many fish still succeeded in filling their stomachs with Jon. Jon's mutated left hand was devoured clean in an instant.

They didn't even plan to let go of the corpses of their piranha brethren that had just been killed, making the most of them and incorporating them into their bellies.

Jon knew that he couldn't continue to stimulate them. The Stand's stamina was definitely not comparable to the unknown number of piranhas. He had to think of another way.

Jon immediately infused Ripple into his muscles, causing the muscles to contract and compress the blood vessels, in order to suppress blood loss.

It had some effect, and the blood flow immediately slowed down, but it still didn't stop.

Jon immediately surfaced to observe the situation. The sky was still pitch black, and a crescent moon was obscured by dark clouds. The sky showed no signs of dawn.

He saw a helicopter spiraling downwards in the sky, out of control.

In the distant horizon, as far as Jon could see, he faintly saw a dozen long contrails and flames.

Missiles. Without Jon, they certainly wouldn't be able to stop the missile attack.

A figure jumped from the plane. It was Old Man Ward. As for how Jon could tell (it was dark, so you couldn't see anything except for particularly bright things).

That person flew halfway, and then the plane's second 'high beam dog' turned on its lights.

A huge Gundam, no, a Wrathful King Kong, appeared out of thin air in the sky, emitting intense but not dazzling light.

The Wrathful King Kong tightly wrapped that figure inside its body, like a Susanoo.

Relying on the glowing Wrathful King Kong, Jon easily saw Old Man Ward's muscular body.

With Old Man Ward's strength, he would undoubtedly die. It was just that his stamina was too low.

And his Gundam gave Jon inspiration. He remembered some Stands that he had forgotten.

The next moment, a cruise ship appeared out of thin air on the sea, catching the feasting piranhas off guard.

Their brain capacity couldn't comprehend it. No, not just them, even Old Man Ward in the sky was dumbfounded.

But no matter how strange this ship was, it was better than the devil's sea area filled with piranhas, where entering meant certain death.

The card associated with this ship was 'Strength', and the original user was a gorilla.

ps: Is anyone still reading this book?

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