JOJO hiding in the hunter world

These desperate criminals who coveted Jon's head had already been dealt with, but the mastermind behind them remained unknown.

In the end, Jon still couldn't figure out who wanted to kill him. With this question in mind, Jon logged into the hunter's website to search for relevant information.

Sure enough, Jon easily found detailed information about himself on the website. It cost 10,000 Jenny, which made Jon want to say 'mmp,' but much of the information was still lacking. The part about Jon's abilities only mentioned Stone Free, Silver Chariot, and Emperor, the Stands Jon usually displayed.

His other Stands were completely unknown, which relieved Jon. Moreover, much of this information was outdated. Anyone who came after him based on the information there would surely die.

Jon also found that someone had put a bounty on his head online, about 500 million Jenny. The reward was quite generous, but no one from the Zoldyck Family had taken the job.

However, because Jon's permission level wasn't high enough, he couldn't find out the information about the mastermind.

Another thing was that Lindsay had successfully awakened her Nen ability, and without going through the long period of imagination training like Kurapika, she manifested a syringe, which was very strange.

There's no such thing as a free lunch in the world. Such an explosive increase in strength must have its drawbacks. But Lindsay didn't seem to show any discomfort on the surface, so Jon was temporarily relieved. However, Lindsay's Nen was far less than that of ordinary people, which might be the price Lindsay paid.

Lindsay roughly understood the ability of this syringe: it was to extract and release. It could easily extract viruses or bacteria from other people's bodies, and of course, it could also draw blood. Jon was shocked when he first heard about this ability.

Perhaps because Lindsay was kind-hearted and had a doctor's heart, this ability had a flaw: as long as the other party resisted slightly, she couldn't extract anything from their body. Of course, if the other party lost consciousness, she could extract it.

Another ability was to release the extracted substance. But it could only be released when the needle tip touched an object, and it couldn't be released directly into the air.

However, releasing the substance in the syringe could be done without the other party's consent.

Overall, this ability was not bad, and it suited Lindsay's personality, but it had no combat power, and Lindsay's physical skills were too poor, and her ability required close combat to activate.

In general, Lindsay still had no combat power, but she should have no problem protecting herself.

Lindsay's temperament was first-class, and she learned Ten in a few minutes. This far exceeded Jon's expectations, which meant that if her Aura Nodes were forcibly opened, Lindsay could also learn Nen before her energy was exhausted.

Now that Lindsay had learned Nen, the Ripple training could be put on hold for the time being. After all, Nen was more important. As long as she roughly learned Ren, she wouldn't die so easily.

Jon used the Sendo Ripple Overdrive and Pearl Jam to quickly heal Lindsay's injuries. Then he taught Lindsay some basic Nen skills, not bothering with gradual progress. He didn't know when the next attack would come, and after only an hour, Jon decided to find a chance to escape.

Jon carried Lindsay and jumped onto the speeding train, sticking tightly to the top of the train. This was the popular train 'hanging ticket' from India in his previous life. Because this train's speed was nearly 300 miles per hour, although it couldn't compare to the maglev trains of his previous life in China, it was still quite fast. No one would pay attention to whether anyone got on a moving train.

After all, this train wasn't a super-slow train from India. No one could stand on such a speeding train. But Jon's Ripple couldn't last that long. Fortunately, Jon had the Stand 'Handwork,' which could easily stick to the top of the train.

Lindsay was sleeping soundly in the sleeping bag on Jon's back. Because of the intense battle just now, the energy consumed by awakening her Nen ability, plus Jon using various abilities to accelerate the recovery of her injuries, Lindsay's mental and physical strength had long been exhausted, and she was sound asleep, completely unaware of where Jon had taken her.

It wasn't that Jon was trying to evade the fare; he wasn't short of that little money. Jon's hunter license allowed him to ride this company's trains for free, but Jon didn't dare to show his hunter license. Jon still didn't know who wanted to kill him, and those who came to hunt him down were all powerful experts. It was hard to guarantee that there wouldn't be some advanced hackers who would find out about Jon and Lindsay taking the train if they tried hard enough. There were no airships to take here, so Jon could only use the Indian-style '蹭车 (cèng chē, free ride)' method to escape that city. He didn't even dare to go inside the train. Jon could only break a window or cut open the roof to get in, but that would directly expose him, which would be pointless. So Jon honestly hung on the roof of the train.

This assassination attempt had failed. If they took the train, they would definitely be discovered, so if they drove to escape, they were very likely already ambushing on the road out of town. Therefore, Jon wanted to confuse them, making them think that Jon was still there, and then run to another city.

Although Jon wasn't afraid of assassination, he hated it very much. Jon had Crimson King's Epitaph and Mirror Man's Mirror World. Most of the attacks in the world could be avoided in advance, but if the other party attacked when Jon was taking a shit, even Jon would be very embarrassed.

Jon was very pretentiously using his wits to fight his opponents on the top of the train, but reality was very harsh. Jon wasn't dashing at all on the top of the train. The super-huge wind pressure brought by the high-speed train, even though he used Ren, still made Jon unable to open his eyes. His hands and feet were all stuck to the train, fluttering in the wind like a plastic bag hanging on the door handle of a speeding car.

After Jon arrived at the next station, he used a public phone booth to call Satotz and asked him to book a hotel for Jon so he could rest.

Jon immediately opened the system in his mind and started drawing cards without saying a word. Originally, Jon planned to collect five cards before drawing them all at once, but plans couldn't keep up with changes. Jon was in a very embarrassing situation now after hitchhiking on the train.

Now Jon's wish was very simple: he just wanted Sticky Fingers or Crazy Diamond. Only these two Stands could easily hitchhike on the train.

But fate didn't favor him. Jon did draw a Stand, but it was a useless one.

Stand: Hanged Man

Destructive Power: E

Precision: E

Development Potential: E

This Stand was very trash. It was the earliest type of Stand, and like Silver Chariot, it was a blank slate without special abilities. The old man who was its user was clearly outsmarted by Kakyoin. Hanged Man was also the first cannon fodder Stand in Part 3.

It moves extremely fast in a narrow space, but it's still a little slower than Silver Chariot, and its attack power is far from enough. Some Enhancement-type Nen users using Ren could probably not even break its skin. And its defense is extremely low. If it's caught, its user is almost certain to die.

Moreover, the meaning of Hanged Man is very bad. Hanged Man symbolizes a failed journey and danger.

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