Miss Justice is not motivated

The ice puck, reflecting light, rolled several times on the deck, freezing Fu Yun, who was encased in ice, in that astonishing moment forever.

Looking at the ice hockey puck that resembled a coffin, Dio, with a contemptuous expression, kicked it off the cargo ship's deck.

"No, it's not enough... If it's only this much..." Dio narrowed his eyes, feeling far from satisfied with his current power. His current power was indeed far greater than before, but it was still only what it used to be.

The future is uncertain and unpredictable. After the events of two months ago, Dio became even more convinced of this, and he refused to entrust his life to a fate that was not worth living. Only power that he could control was truly real.

This level of power alone is not enough to make Dio feel at ease. He needs much, much more power; only then can he take control of his own destiny.

"Vanilla, how's the situation in Arabia?" Dio asked as he turned and walked into the cargo hold, sitting on the leather sofa.

“The intelligence is too limited; we haven’t pinpointed the exact location yet.” The strangely dressed, white-haired man knelt respectfully in response. “Furthermore, some of the people you, Lord Dio, requested us to investigate have indeed died…”

Dio narrowed his eyes unhappily, deeply dissatisfied with the situation. It wasn't just the death of his close friend, but also the death of those souls who could have helped him transcend heaven, forcing him to devise a new plan.

"Although the Joestar family, who were a stumbling block, have been eliminated, I am far from transcending fate... On the contrary, my future was originally just a pre-determined script. If it weren't for those people's interference, I might have failed because of it."

"But things are different now. I will transcend fate, transcend this world. Destiny, fate, destiny—these will no longer be able to hinder my success!"

Chapter 1 Escape Room

Contrary to expectations, there was no unconsciousness or pain. Baina simply felt a darkness before her eyes and found herself in a library she had never seen before. The decor was remarkably simple; aside from benches and numerous bookshelves, there was nothing else.

On one of the bookshelves sat a girl who appeared to be asleep, dressed in a rather conservative nun's habit.

"Well, let's leave it at that for now. Anyway, the disguise isn't too bad." Realizing that she was still in disguise, Bai Aina didn't intend to change back to her original appearance, while the girl opposite her moved her fingers.

A rustic orange cat crawled out from her sleeve first. Upon seeing Bai Aina, it immediately bristled with nervousness. Only then did the girl slowly wake up from the bed, sizing up Bai Aina while being sizing up in return.

The pure white monastic robe was embroidered with golden thorns. Her skin was translucent and fair, and her long, silver hair cascaded down like a waterfall—it was incredibly long. So long, the hair flowed vertically to ankle height before being folded upwards, returning to the back of her head, and secured with a large silver hairpin. Then it folded down again, reaching near her waist. In other words, her hair was almost two and a half times her height.

The girl sitting on the tall bookshelf turned around, her fair skin and emerald green eyes sparkling with wisdom and intellect.

Despite her religious attire, it only served to highlight that she was an absolute beauty.

If Baina is at APP16 level, then the nun in front of us is at APP18 level. This beauty has reached the limit of human beings.

Just as Baina was about to strike up a conversation, the orange cat jumped out and uttered some startling words, which gave the perfect creature a fright.

"Woof! Master, we've landed safely! It seems like the other side is also a Reincarnator!" Despite being an orange cat, it uttered "woof" and wagged its tail happily. This bizarre situation truly startled Bai Aina.

And it can even speak human language? I really want to catch it and study it!

Ignoring the orange cat's words, the nun opened her palm and flipped open her Book of Reincarnation. Meanwhile, Baina's Book of Dimensions also popped up, automatically turning to a certain page.

[The test mission has ended. The formal operation has begun. Number 8543, sequence 2449, codename: Bai Aina. Please select the mission you wish to undertake.]

Stars faded, evil flourished. Travelers possessing the Golden Spirit, who should have become warriors, perished because of intruders from another world. True evil thus gained a legacy in this battle that allowed it to undergo an absolute transformation.

"I believe... that 'living' means overcoming fear, and those who stand at the top of the world are those who have no fear whatsoever!"

[Will you succumb to true evil, uphold a waning justice, or become a self-serving individual who fights only for their own gain, setting aside good and evil...? The choice is entirely in your own heart.]

[Time Limit: 30 days]

What the hell? There were already reincarnators in before I came in? And they even killed Ah Qiang and the others? Bai Aina was slightly taken aback, and immediately felt displeased, thinking that she probably wouldn't be able to find anyone in this world to complete her autograph book.

The nun sitting on the bookshelf pondered for a moment before putting her book away. Standing in front of her, the orange cat, its back arched, barked incessantly, its eyes fixed on Bai Aina as if it might bite her at any moment.

"Don't be so nervous, I didn't mean any harm." Shrugging, Bai Aina clapped her hands at the orange cat, as if she were teasing the dog.

This must be the first time she's met a Reincarnator other than a newcomer, right? The girl opposite her looks like a very cute beauty, so Bai Ai Na is quite happy.

"That's irrelevant. Are you male or female?" the nun suddenly asked, her gaze towards Bai Aina filled with confusion.

"My gender is... well, I can't really say." Bai Aina couldn't say what her gender was either, so she decided to change the subject. "My name is Mo Chuliu. May I ask what your name is?"

She narrowed her eyes, as if trying to determine whether what Baina said was true, but the nun felt she couldn't fathom the girl before her. The other was like a light, drifting cloud, impossible to grasp.

“Automatic Secretary, you can just call me that.” The nun replied with a sigh, while soothing the ruffled orange cat. “Good boy, Radish, she’s not the jerky you usually eat, so don’t even think about biting her.”

"And what is your mission? May I ask what it is?" Bai Aina looked at the nun in front of her curiously, as if she wanted to know what the other party's mission was.

"I didn't need to tell you, did I? Besides, even if it's a mission on the same side, you don't necessarily need to team up, do you?" The automatic secretary was surprisingly indifferent. She stroked the orange cat sitting on her lap, and the little guy smiled and looked very pleased.

"Don't say that. Making friends isn't about positions. There's no need for us to keep the atmosphere so tense, is there?" Despite the Automatic Secretary's cold attitude, Bai Aina remained humble. "Besides, this mission isn't simple, is it?"

"Isn't making friends about choosing sides? That sounds nice, but it might not be the case in practice, right?" The automatic secretary jumped down from the bookshelf and shook her head, while the orange cat was put back into her sleeve like an ornament.

"Then please rest assured, I'm quite proactive in this regard." With a grin, Bai Aina didn't lose enthusiasm despite the automatic secretary's words. "Oh, right, it doesn't seem appropriate to continue talking here. How about we go outside first?"

The automatic secretary did not object to Baina's suggestion, but simply jumped down from the bookshelf, her movements carrying an indescribable liveliness.

She reached out and placed her hand on the doorknob, then pulled hard, but the wooden door seemed to be fixed in space, remaining completely still.

What the heck? This mission actually starts with an escape room? Bai Aina was stunned for a moment. She hurriedly explained the situation to the automatic secretary, who simply nodded indifferently.

“Shouldn’t we go find the key? But I feel like we’d lose if we did it the way the designer wanted.” Bai Aina thought for a moment and decided to use her perfect biological abilities to create a bone key, which should be able to open this kind of lock that requires a key.

Just as she was thinking this, the wooden door was opened with a crisp sound.

Seemingly noticing Bai Aina's somewhat strange gaze, the Automatic Scripture shook the gleaming silver tool in its hand and said, "This is a universal key. Don't you have one?"

Why are you dressed like a mage, yet you still need a master key? Shouldn't you just use a lock-picking spell to open this door? Bai Aina felt like she wanted to complain but couldn't quite put her finger on it. She watched as the automatic secretary put the master key back into its sleeve, unsure of what to say.

Yes, the intelligent automatic scribe, just like a voice actor.

Leave

The Dragon Boat Festival is coming soon, and I'll be going home for dinner. During that time, I won't be able to use the computer because of the adults, so I won't be able to update for at least 5-7 days.

However, I'll be busy with the launch after the Dragon Boat Festival... I think the last launch didn't have a big impact, so this time it will definitely have a small one as compensation.

Please forgive me, dear readers.

The pattern of the puzzle game in Chapter Two

Emerging from the dark and damp library, one finds a conspicuous corridor. At the end of the corridor is a window, which Baina tries to open, but finds it impossible. Even using her Ripple Flame Power, she cannot melt it.

It seemed to be fixed into space, impossible to destroy or open.

“It’s practically a staple of RPG games. What do you think, Secretary?” Bai Aina glanced out the window before returning to the library entrance and speaking to the automated secretary who was conducting an investigation.

"I'm just trying to figure out why this is happening." The automatic booklet retracted its handle and stood up. "What's going on outside that window?"

“It’s the sea. This seems to be a villa by the sea,” she replied. Bai Aina could sense some unusual energy in the air, but she couldn’t quite put her finger on it.

The automatic book nodded slightly and remained silent for a moment. She had just tried to connect to the network via her magical device, only to find that all communication was blocked. Furthermore, her attempt to cast a disintegration spell on the wooden door had had no effect.

"So, shall we go down now?" Bai Aina asked, pointing to another wooden door at the end of the corridor.

"Wait a minute, let me try this first." The Automaton snapped its fingers. Although it didn't wipe out half of all life in the universe, an invisible wave spread out. This was a detection spell from the plane of "Jiaika the Coffin Princess," similar in effect to sonar, capable of detecting the terrain structure of a certain location through constantly echoing sound.

But this time, the sonar spell received no response, and the Automatic Scripture frowned slightly. Her spell hadn't penetrated the wall; it had been blocked directly.

“That’s why I hate this…” Bai Aina pouted. She had released her mental energy earlier, but she still didn’t get any response.

"Let's go then." He took the orange cat named Carrot out of his arms. The little guy kept barking, but still obediently sat on the automatic book's shoulder.

Pulling open the wooden door, a staircase appeared before them. Bai Aina and the Automatic Scripture descended the stairs and arrived at a rather spacious hall.

It's more like a kitchen than a hall. Various cocktail equipment is displayed on the counter, and you can clearly smell the different kinds of alcohol even through the cabinet doors.

After a brief inspection, Bai Aina was quite surprised to find that the refrigerator was still working, and she hadn't seen any power towers when she looked out the window, so the villa must have its own independent power generation system.

In addition, there was blood dripping on the ground, and several rows of messy, blood-stained footprints leading in another direction.

"Miss Secretary, have you found anything?" After recounting her discovery, Bai Aina noticed that the automatic secretary had her hand on the ground, as if she was searching for something.

"There's a hidden door over there." Pointing to the paving stones not far away, the orange cat on the Automatic Writer's shoulder jumped down, flicked its tail, and dragged the paving stones aside. Underneath the paving stones was a wooden door with a pull ring, somewhat like a hidden door leading to a cellar.

"Let's go down and take a look." Without hesitation, the automatic secretary opened the door, conjured a ball of light, threw it inside, and jumped down. The orange cat followed suit.

"Can't you wait a little while?" Bai Aina clicked her tongue, walked to the sink filled with water, cut her wrist with her fingernail and let about a liter of blood into it, then slowly walked into the cellar and closed the door.

The air inside the cellar was quite dry, and there were some dried goods on the cabinets on both sides. The automatic secretary that had come down was looking at a woman in the corner, who looked quite terrified, as if she had seen something unbelievable.

"You...who are you two! I clearly didn't see you two at the banquet, why are you here!" As if realizing something, the woman's initially terrified expression softened, and she said in surprise, "Are you here for a rescue? Right! You must have been hired by the family of some wealthy person..."

"There's not much to it, be quiet." Not wanting to waste words with the other party, the automatic secretary shook his body, and the orange cat on his shoulder jumped down and squatted to the side.

With a 'whoosh,' it reached out and pressed down on the woman's head. Although the automatic scribe looked quite petite, its movements were exceptionally agile. The woman had no time to dodge and was instantly immobilized by a small hand on her head.

"I need to access her memories. Please wait a moment." After completing the preparations, the automatic scribe said to Bai Aina without turning its head, and the orange cat also sat up and began to pant heavily with its tongue lolling out like a husky.

"Reading memories? Actually, I can do that too." Bai Aina didn't see anything wrong with the automatic book-reading mechanism. She glanced at the orange cat crouching on the ground, intending to tease it.

Unexpectedly, the orange cat went berserk upon seeing Bai Aina extend her finger, lunging forward to bite her. Fortunately, Bai Aina withdrew her finger in time, thus avoiding being bitten.

"I didn't expect it to be a mad cat." Bai Aina had just amplified her Lorenz ampulla probing to the limit and learned some very interesting information. The orange cat in front of her looked like an orange cat, but it didn't have any bioelectric current.

Tsk, as expected of a Reincarnator? Surprisingly cunning. With a tentative mindset, Bai Aina placed her index finger in front of the orange cat, which jumped up with a 'woof,' but still didn't bite the finger that looked like bait.

Hmm? They're still using visual abilities to investigate? Maybe not… but the sound when it landed wasn't loud, so it doesn't seem like a metal object. That being said, there's also the possibility that magic was used. Just as Bai Aina was lost in thought, the automatic scribe withdrew its hand, and the woman collapsed to the ground as if exhausted.

Although her facial expression remained unchanged, Bai Aina could sense the inner turmoil within her. If she had to explain why… it was probably intuition. While the experiences of reincarnation might change many people, some were fundamentally unchanging.

However, this is just speculation. Bai Aina is still very interested in using her own eyes to confirm a person's true nature.

After a long silence, the automatic secretary finally raised his head and spoke.

Preparing to sign the contract!

Chapter Three: Open to

"Hmm... the situation isn't too complicated. This is a villa on the Arabian coast. There's no one around for three kilometers around this villa. Besides... have you seen JoJo's Bizarre Adventure?"

"Emperors have the talents of emperors, chefs have the talents of chefs, everyone has their own use, but... you old geezer, your substitute is the most useless!"

"There was a plot in the original work where Avdol faked his death and temporarily left the group to go to a villa in Arabia to buy a submarine from a wealthy man. You should know that, right?" Ignoring Baina's repetition of Dio's famous quote, the Auto Scripture interrupted her without hesitation and continued, "There's a very interesting line in this work that applies to many worlds: Stand users are attracted to each other… So, could that wealthy man also be a Stand user?"

"Wait a minute? That's way too exaggerated. Doesn't that mean you could run into a Stand user even when you go to the bathroom?" Bai Aina's lips twitched slightly; she couldn't imagine what that kind of ridiculous scene would look like. "But thinking about it carefully, it really does make sense."

"..." She rubbed her temples, feeling a headache coming on. The automatic book couldn't stand Bai Aina's jumpy thinking, but she still couldn't help but explain. "This is the location of that plot. Let me explain briefly. The tycoon bought a special virus on the black market. It should be a product left behind by the reincarnators of the past. It can transform people into vampires, and their combat power is much stronger than in the original story."

Even the strongest is just bread. Baina didn't say this aloud, but listened quietly as the automatic scribe continued.

"This tycoon was also a thrill-seeker. He probably learned about the inner workings of the world for some reason. That's why he bought these potions and invited relevant people to a banquet, hoping to get some excitement..." At this point, the Automatic Secretary showed a look of disgust and said unhappily, "But an accident happened during the banquet. The vampires went out of control. Most of the banquet participants died and were turned into zombies."