JOJO hiding in the hunter world

Robson sought out Jon to question him mainly because he had seen Jon manifest Emperor during the pursuit of Maleck. Robson was very worried that Jon would go down the wrong path.

In Robson's view, Jon should honestly develop Stone Free; that was the king's way.

In fact, Stone Free has a bonus to Manipulation-type Nen abilities, but Jon doesn't train it much.

The control ability brought by Stone Free has great limitations. The strings of Stone Free can only control people far weaker than himself. Now, Jon can only control ordinary people who don't know Nen, and cannot control inanimate objects such as cars.

In fact, the most suitable objects for Stone Free to control are human puppets and corpses, which are easy to control because they have no resistance. But having corpses around to control at all times is too perverted. Jon cannot accept it, whether psychologically or physiologically.

Jon superficially accepted Robson's suggestion, because, due to Nen, the upper limit of each Stand has been raised.

Jon also came out of the hospital. Jon put on his weighted gear and began to exercise, running from the hospital in the city to the suburbs. Of course, he needed to maintain Ripple Breathing.

Although Robson's studio has more complete exercise equipment that would allow for better training, Jon decided to run to the suburbs because there was no way to experiment with new Stand abilities in the studio.

In fact, Jon ran to what was no longer the suburbs, but an abandoned, unfinished building area. It was located in the suburbs of Yorknew City, and there wasn't even a bus stop nearby.

For several kilometers, no one lived there, possibly because of inconvenient transportation. Jon didn't bother to delve into it. But this was indeed a good place to experiment with Stands. There were few people here, let alone any surveillance cameras.

Some important places in Yorknew City are filled with surveillance cameras. Both Stands and Nen abilities can be filmed by surveillance cameras. There aren't even people here, let alone cameras.

Of course, it is not known whether this is the place the Phantom Troupe used in later years. It's so big here; who knows which building they chose.

As a precaution, Jon summoned Aerosmith, confirming that there were no human presences around.

"Silver Chariot!" A silver figure of elegant appearance appeared beside Jon, like a nobleman described in novels, holding his sword upright in front of him, one hand on his hip.

Silver Chariot's hand holding the sword trembled, and a burst of chaotic sword light flashed, and the concrete wall in front of him was cut into several pieces.

In fact, Jon doesn't quite understand why Silver Chariot's destructive power is C on the panel. Jon feels that Silver Chariot's destructive power should be at least B.

Silver Chariot's attack speed is terrifyingly fast. In the original work, even the Oingo Boingo brothers, whose movement speed was close to the speed of light, were pierced by Silver Chariot.

In fact, Silver Chariot's strength is just so-so. Cutting cement walls is fine, but cutting steel is difficult.

Although Silver Chariot's strength is C, the speed bonus completely makes up for it against Stands like Steel Chain, which have both power and speed at A.

Silver Chariot is also one of the few Stands that can develop Requiem. Silver Chariot itself is very powerful, and only a few Stands can be faster than it in terms of speed.

Jon was actually just reacting normally like a child seeing a new toy. To be honest, as long as one endures and chooses a good location in the Hunter world, there is no danger from the current plot.

Unlike the Dragon Ball world, where planet-busting powerhouses are everywhere and the Earth faces the danger of being blown up countless times, or the Ninja Scroll world with a behind-the-scenes world-destroying big boss.

Most areas of the Hunter world are still very peaceful. As long as you don't provoke the Phantom Troupe, don't go head-to-head with those powerful Nen users, don't mess around in the Chimera Ant nest, and don't participate in exploring the Dark Continent, everything is still very stable.

Even if you go to these places, as long as you are not instantly killed, you can use Time Erase plus Man in the Mirror to escape.

But Jon's mentality has changed. People become somewhat inflated after gaining power.

Jon wants to help ordinary people as much as he can without harming himself. Like in the battle with Maleck, Jon actually saved six people. They were marked by Maleck's Nen, but Jon knocked them unconscious with Stone Free and threw them into the Mirror World, saving their lives.

Man in the Mirror can expel Nen that has already been released, but Nen is continuously produced by the human body. Nen users can still extract Nen from their bodies after entering. Jon used this principle to remove the Nen bomb from the human body.

Of course, if the one killing people in the street was Maha Zoldyck or the Ant King, Jon would run as far as possible.

Jon is still very clear on this point: saving people cannot cost one's own life. Jon doesn't mind helping others, but this is based on the premise that he won't die.

Jon has also been training Man in the Mirror's pulling speed recently, but there has been no progress.

Jon is now training his Nen according to the training methods of his master Wilhelm and Bisky from the manga.

Jon learned all the techniques of Nen application from Wilhelm, but he cannot use them freely. It's like knowing how to read every word, but stuttering when communicating with English speakers.

Jon can only be considered Wilhelm's nominal disciple, not a true disciple. Jon hasn't learned many of his master's special moves, not because Wilhelm doesn't want to teach him.

Jon's physical fitness is not outstanding in the monster-filled Hunter world, while Wilhelm is known for his terrifying physical fitness.

Wilhelm is a qualified teacher. Jon's main means of attack in the future will definitely be Stands, not his own fists. Jon must develop his own style. Wilhelm was afraid of teaching Jon the wrong way, so he didn't teach him.

It's like teaching Feitan's Rising Sun to Phinks. Is there any point? It's better to increase speed.

A Stand's power and speed are several times that of the user, and they also have special effects. Jon would be crazy to give up Stands and learn Wilhelm's close combat skills.

Jon did comprehend a set of Snake Skin footwork on his own, using Stone Free's String Form. Jon's title at the Heavens Arena is now 'Snake Man,' but Jon has only used it a few times, especially after coming out of the Heavens Arena, he hasn't used it at all.

This move works well against Enhancers and Emitters, but he didn't dare to show it off when fighting Illumi. There were many flaws in the footwork he had just comprehended, so he used King Crimson for safety. There was no need for this footwork to pursue Maleck.

Moreover, this footwork is too grotesque. You all think Luffy is cool, but if a real person appeared in front of you and used those moves, it would be a different story.

Life still goes on, and there will be missions every few days, but they are all ordinary people. These terrorists returned to the right path under Stone Free's Ora iron fist.

What is worth noting is that Jon recently had a conflict with the mafia. The mafia is, after all, the mafia. But interestingly, they didn't bother Jon after being beaten, which made Jon wait in vain.

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