Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

"...Should I also go find a girlfriend?" Kiana K. Schariac looked at Kiana K. Joestar and Yae Sakura, who were randomly flashing their flashbangs, and said this earnestly at the end.

The very next second after Kiana K. Shaniat finished speaking, Cecilia handed a list to her daughter.

"What is this?" Kiana K. Schariac asked, looking at the list in her hand that contained information about a certain girl.

"Wendy, born in New Zealand, is a Rank A Valkyrie of Destiny, but due to experiments, she became paralyzed in both legs and is currently at the Destiny Research Institute in New Zealand." At this point, Cecilia's meaning was quite clear.

Of course, Kiana K. Schariac understood Cecilia's meaning. After all, Cecilia's meaning was so obvious, and considering what she had said before, it would be strange if Kiana K. Schariac didn't understand.

“I was just saying that, Mom, why did you…” Unlike Kiana K. Joestar’s way of addressing Miss Jeanne, Kiana K. Shaniat’s way of addressing Cecilia was quite normal.

"Well, it's hard to say for sure. Besides, Wendy really needs someone to keep her company. After all, she's all alone in the research institute right now..." Cecilia paused here, looking as if she had already predicted the scene that her daughter would definitely go.

"..." Hearing Cecilia's words, Kiana K. Schariac knew very well that she had stumbled into a trap she had to step into.

"Really, I'm also alone in the research institute, so it's against the rules to say that, Mom."

"Well, anyway, let's try our best to win her back."

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Finished coding, time for bed, goodnight.

Summer Vacation, Vampires, and Travel: Chapter Six - Rabbits and Chariots

Lacking understanding of this era, coupled with their own age and other miscellaneous factors, Miss Jeanne and Cecilia could only watch others have fun.

"So, shall we go for a coffee?" Miss Jeanne asked Cecilia, pointing to a coffee shop.

"Let's go, we still have several hours, so it'd be better to grab a coffee to kill some time." Cecilia glanced at the coffee shop called Rabbit and Chariot, then at her two daughters who were discussing where to go for fun, and readily agreed to Miss Jeanne's suggestion.

"Okay, Kiana, if you remember to come back later, we'll just stay at that coffee shop." Hearing Cecilia's agreement, Miss Kiana turned around, greeted her two daughters, and then took Cecilia's hand as they walked into the coffee shop called Rabbit and Tank.

"Welcome." A little girl in a short skirt greeted Miss Jeanne and Cecilia with this greeting after hearing the doorbell ring.

The coffee shop's overall style leans towards the early 20th century, but it differs somewhat from the late 19th century that Jeanne and Cecilia experienced, although the difference doesn't seem very significant.

There were relatively few people in the shop, probably because it was located near the port. Although there is a lot of foot traffic near the port, considering the situation here, a coffee shop alone is generally not popular in the port area. As for why it is not popular, it is naturally related to whether the coffee shop has any side businesses.

However, just by looking at the interior decoration, you can basically conclude that this coffee shop doesn't have any side businesses.

"Judging from your accent, you must be Japanese." Miss Jeanne, sitting down, said this directly to the girl who brought her two glasses of ice water. Of course, Japanese accents are relatively easy to distinguish, since Japanese does not have retroflex consonants. So, generally speaking, it is easier to hear if a Japanese person uses a retroflex consonant.

"Eh, is the customer Japanese?" The girl seemed a little surprised after hearing what Ms. Jeanne said. After all, generally speaking, apart from those who are on business, Japanese people don't come to Egypt. And those on business usually don't choose to sit down in coffee shops near the port. So most of the time, this shop is full of regular customers. But in reality, if this shop only had regular customers, it would be impossible for it to generate revenue.

"Well, I'm British, but I spent a little time in Japan (about three hundred years ago)." Looking at the slightly surprised girl, Miss Jeanne smiled slightly. "And could you please order me two cups of coffee from your shop that's suitable for first-timers?"

"Huh?" Hearing Ms. Jeanne's words, the girl was slightly taken aback, then opened the menu and glanced at it: "If that's the case, I recommend the blended coffee made by our manager."

"A blended coffee? It looks pretty good. I'll have this one, two cups, please." Looking at the coffee recommended by the girl, Miss Jeanne didn't say anything, but simply ordered two cups of coffee.

Upon hearing Miss Jeanne's words, the girl immediately turned and walked towards the shop manager's location.

"It's quite rare to find a coffee shop run by Japanese people in a place like this. No, maybe they're not Japanese, but it's most likely they are." Cecilia said to Miss Jeanne, watching the girl's retreating figure.

"Well, it's probably for some reason, but there shouldn't be any problems. After all, besides Ripple users, there are only Stand users left in this world. Considering the number of Stand users and Ripple users, we don't need to care too much about the information about this shop." Hearing Cecilia's words, Miss Jeanne quickly gave an explanation, which was also to prevent Cecilia from developing any professional biases.

"Guests, your mixed coffee." Soon the girl came to Miss Jeanne and Cecilia's table with two cups of mixed coffee.

"By the way, young lady, do you have any special recommendations for places around here, like interesting spots in the city?" Miss Jeanne naturally wouldn't miss the opportunity to ask the young lady a question. After all, the main reason for this trip was to vacation with Cecilia, so it was only natural for Miss Jeanne to ask such a question.

“If guests are going to entertainment venues, [MOS·Thirteen] would be a better choice. It’s a popular amusement park on the Egyptian coast.” The young woman quickly answered Jeanne’s question: “However, tickets need to be booked in advance, and each ticket costs about a thousand US dollars.”

"Wow, that sounds interesting. So, Cecilia, are you going?" After hearing the girl's explanation, Miss Jeanne didn't plan to decide whether to go or not right away. After all, there was someone else with her, so it would be better to ask in advance. Although if Miss Jeanne wanted to go, Cecilia would definitely agree.

"Thank you for the introduction, but I think you should go and greet the other guests." Cecilia thanked the girl for her question first, and then reminded her that guests were coming.

"Wow, thank you for reminding me, sir." Upon hearing Cecilia's words, the girl saw the guest standing at the door, hurriedly thanked Miss Jeanne, and went to attend to the new guest.

"What a lovely girl," Miss Jeanne remarked, watching the brown-haired girl hurrying away.

"What, do you feel your own daughter isn't cute anymore?" Upon hearing Miss Jeanne's words, Cecilia naturally quickly grasped the subtext Miss Jeanne was conveying.

"Pretty much, since they've all grown up, so the word 'cute' isn't really suitable to describe them anymore." Miss Jeanne sighed slightly after recalling the situation of her group of silly daughters.

"Although it's a bit inappropriate to comment on my own daughter, she is indeed quite adorable." Upon hearing Miss Jeanne's words, Cecilia quickly echoed her sentiments.

"So, should we go to [MOS·Thirteen] or not?" After confirming that Cecilia shared the same opinion, Miss Jeanne directly steered the conversation back on track.

"Go ahead, there's plenty of time anyway." Hearing Miss Jeanne's words, Cecilia took a sip of the coffee in front of her: "This coffee is quite good."

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Okay, I got hammered by a fire bull today....

By the way, there are three employees in this coffee shop: Miho Nishizumi, Maho Nishizumi, and Chino Kafuu.

Summer Vacation, Vampires, and Travel: Chapter Seven - That's a gift for you!

However, even after Ms. Jeanne and Cecilia decided to go to [MOS·Thirteen], getting tickets was quite a hassle, since advance reservations were required. Speaking of advance reservations, we have to explain why [MOS·Thirteen] requires advance reservations.

In 1987 Egypt, there were almost no large entertainment venues. Of course, this excludes places like casinos, since casinos were not suitable for Miss Na and Cecilia to visit.

Considering that Egypt lacks large entertainment venues, and given that MOS·Thirteen itself offers a variety of entertainment options suitable for couples and families, such as a haunted cave, roller coaster, and underwater adventure, it's understandable that reservations are required for tickets.

"So, how are you going to get the tickets for [MOS·Thirteen]?" Cecilia, having decided to go to [MOS·Thirteen], naturally asked the question that gave Jeanne a headache.

"There's no rush. After all, Dio is here too, so staying here for a few days is no problem. We have a whole summer vacation to spare." As for Cecilia's question, Miss Jeanne didn't seem to care much. But as she said, they did indeed have a summer vacation to travel, so making a reservation wasn't unacceptable.

"That's true. After all, we still have a summer vacation, so there's no need to rush. But, can those three Kianas really stay here?" However, just like before, after solving one problem, a new one always arises. And the new problem is that Miss Kiana can't guarantee whether those three Kianas can stay.

No, it's better to refer to just one person rather than three. After all, Kiana Kaslana is the only one in that group who can't stay still, so in reality, we just need to appease Kiana Kaslana.

"Actually, we only need to deal with one of them. After all, the other two were trained by the two of us, so we won't get bored to death over these things. Therefore, there is only one person in this group that we need to deal with." After slightly touching her chin, Miss Jeanne said, "As for Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei should be able to handle her."

"It sounds simple, but can you guarantee that Kiana Kaslana will listen to Raiden Mei's advice?" Cecilia quickly realized the problem with Jeanne's statement, but as Cecilia said, whether Raiden Mei could persuade Kiana Kaslana was still an unknown.

"No, but it should be fine for a day or two to stabilize." As for Cecilia's question, Miss Jeanne said quite decisively that it was impossible, because Raiden Mei could only become the yandere she was before entering St. Freya Academy, or Kiana Kaslana could become the wise and intelligent she was before entering St. Freya Academy. Of course, these were all impossible.

However, Miss Jeanne doesn't need Kiana to be driven crazy by boredom before going to [MOS·Thirteen]. Although Kiana's boredom might only last a short time, it shouldn't be that she can't even last three days.

As for why it's three days, it's naturally because of the ticket reservation process. After all, reserving tickets takes at least a day, and you can only go to play after you get the tickets. So, it would take at least two days. Considering other possible situations, saying three days is understandable.

"Guests, guests, the manager said to give you this." However, the problem that Miss Jeanne and Cecilia needed to think about soon disappeared.

After all, the item handed over by the coffee shop waitress, the girl who had rushed off to serve the customer, perfectly solved the problem for Miss Jeanne and Cecilia.

However, for Ms. Jeanne and Cecilia, these directly given reservation tickets for [MOS·Thirteen] are actually quite risky. After all, as mentioned before, each adult ticket costs about a thousand US dollars, which is quite expensive considering the current era.

In other words, the store manager essentially gave away a renovation for free. Of course, the renovation here refers to renovating a bare-bones apartment to the point where it's habitable.

Of course, given the author's limited understanding of economic conditions, it's impossible to make accurate guesses.

“Jeanne…” Cecilia said to Miss Jeanne, looking at the two reservation tickets on the table, as if she had discovered something.

"Hmm." And just as Cecilia said, it was impossible for Miss Jeanne not to notice the problem, after all, there weren't many people in this era who could afford to offer renovations.

Considering this situation, Miss Jeanne slightly raised her head to look at Cecilia, only to see that Cecilia, whose gaze was similar to her own, was also looking at her.

This shows that the two of them were thinking the same thing.

Offering unsolicited favors is either a sign of malice or theft.

"Excuse me, may I ask who your store manager is?" Miss Jeanne didn't try to hide anything and asked directly.

"If you're talking about the manager, that's the manager." The female waitress standing to the side pointed to a girl standing in front of the coffee machine... No, judging by her size alone, perhaps calling her a loli would be a better word.

Of course, the little girl was also looking at Miss Jeanne.

However, the little girl didn't look at Miss Jeanne for long before bending down slightly, as if she was looking for something.

Miss Jeanne, however, was still looking at the spot where the little girl was.

"Um, what's wrong, sir?" the young girl asked, looking at Miss Jeanne.

“No problem, you can go and greet the other customers.” Miss Jeanne replied casually to the young shop assistant’s words, after all, the shop manager was more worthy of attention than the shop assistant.

"Eh~ Ah, then call me if the customer needs anything." Hearing Ms. Jeanne's words, the young shop assistant went to attend to other things.

After the young female shop assistant went to attend to other matters, the loli shop manager finally stood up again, holding a fan in her hand.

The loli shopkeeper opened her fan, on which were written the four characters "Life and death are commonplace".

At the same time, she mouthed, "That's for you."

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All done, time for bed.

By the way, there's a hint about the shop manager, but this book won't reveal it, so feel free to guess.jpg

Summer Vacation, Vampires, and Travel: Chapter Eight - So Shopkeepers Are All Overpowered Creatures (Author's Note: This content cannot be used)

Although Miss Jeanne didn't know what the shopkeeper meant by giving her and Cecilia [MOS·Thirteen] tickets, it seemed like there shouldn't be any major problems overall. In addition, given Miss Jeanne's own combat strength and thinking ability, she felt that she didn't need to spend time thinking about what might happen, since she could handle any situation that arose.

“So, this amusement park looks pretty good, doesn’t it?” Cecilia said to Miss Jeanne, looking at the amusement park with the words “MOS·Thirteen” written on the door.

"Well, it does look pretty good, but we'll only know for sure once we go inside." Miss Jeanne agreed with Cecilia's words, but it's normal for most people to agree with such an amusement park.

“I really want to go play right away, but isn’t that the shopkeeper of Rabbit & Chariot?” Cecilia said, pointing to the person standing not far in front of them.

"Huh, what's she doing here? Shouldn't she be..." Following Cecilia's finger, Miss Jeana looked a little surprised. After all, the manager of Rabbit & Chariot should be in the shop making coffee, so she wouldn't normally be here. This was why Miss Jeana and Cecilia guessed that the manager had given them the reserved tickets. But now, the manager had appeared here directly.

The fact that the store manager is here means that there is a serious problem with this store manager, and panicking won't help.

However, in the next instant, the shopkeeper who was in the sight of Miss Jeanne and Cecilia disappeared completely after being blocked by a passerby.

“Cecilia…” Miss Jeanne said, staring at the spot where the shopkeeper had disappeared, her expression very serious. After all, she had just said that the situation could be basically resolved, but now she had been proven wrong.

"Yes, I know. Did you sense anything?" After confirming the shopkeeper's disappearance, Cecilia asked Miss Jeanne directly. After all, in Cecilia's opinion, there were probably only two possibilities for this kind of technique where a person's figure disappears completely from sight in an instant: the first was a spatial ability, and the second was simply a matter of speed.