Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

"Huh? Jeanne, you can understand?" Cecilia was a little confused because she had no idea that Miss Jeanne could speak this foreign language.

"Of course I can, otherwise how would I have learned Ripple from that guy?" Miss Jeanne said this as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

After hearing this, Cecilia understood, since she wasn't one to dwell on such matters.

"Humph."

Dior gripped the so-called contract tightly.

"I still want to be human, Jojo!!!"

His other hand gripped the bottom half of the contract.

"I don't want to! To surpass humanity!!!"

It ripped open suddenly, screaming like that, but what it contained, Miss Na didn't know...

Thinking back to their meeting several months ago, Miss Na felt that something would happen again this time she returned home.

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Finally, I'm back to writing about JoJo, but JoJo 1 was already quite short...

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Ripple and Blood Frenzy: Chapter Seven - Ghoul Jack and Moriarty

"Alright, alright, this time when we go back, things shouldn't be the same as last time." Seeing Miss Jeanne's sudden change in expression, Cecilia understood after a moment's thought, since the last time she went back was indeed quite chaotic.

“Cecilia, you have to understand, when two brats are together, the whole world will be destroyed,” Miss Jeanne said earnestly to Cecilia.

"Okay, I think Dio will hold Jojo back, so don't worry anymore." Cecilia said, already acknowledging that Jojo would definitely cause trouble. But that made sense, since Cecilia had lived in the Joestar family for a few years and naturally knew how mischievous Jojo was.

After breakfast, Miss Jeanne changed her clothes, and the two of them went out. Of course, their clothing didn't take into account the aesthetics of this era at all; they dressed however they wanted. Anyway, their style of dress was only a little over two hundred years ahead of this world, so the people here should be able to accept it.

They sat in the carriage, gazing out the window at the scenery that had remained unchanged for years.

“Jeanne, if I go back, how am I supposed to face my daughter and husband?” Looking out the window, Cecilia felt as if she had returned to the day years ago when Jeanne explained her situation.

Jeanne wasn't too surprised that Cecilia would bring up this question, since she had mentioned it to her a few days ago. Jeanne might reopen the passage after a while, which was why Cecilia was agonizing over it again.

However, whether they can go back depends on the situation of Dio and Jojo.

It may depend on George's situation, after all, these two guys have been here for several years and haven't left no trace of their relationship.

However, for Miss Jeanne, she might only choose to go back after dealing with one person first.

However, let's get back to Cecilia's question for now, since it might be a death trap. Although Miss Jeanne didn't realize it, it certainly had the feel of a death trap.

"What do their problems have to do with us?"

"Eh?"

Do you think you still have a relationship with that 24-year-old Cecilia?

Yes, Cecilia only understood after Miss Jeanne said that.

Perhaps from the perspective of the past, that person really was my future, but now it's different; everything about me has returned to when I was fourteen.

Therefore, their future took a different turn.

But now that this problem is solved, how do we solve the other one?

That problem was even more difficult for Cecilia to solve because Cecilia was too gentle, which made it harder for her to handle such issues.

If Miss Jeanne were to handle this, it would be quite simple. Miss Jeanne is the kind of person who makes decisive decisions, but Cecilia is not.

That's why Cecilia is struggling with this issue.

Although I now know how to face Siegfried and Kiana.

But how could she explain it to those two people? Although Cecilia now understood how to face them, she still found it a little difficult to say it.

"Really, let's think about those things later. You can't get the answers right now." Yes, just like Miss Jeanne said, you can't get the answers to these things unless you face them yourself.

Similarly, Miss Jeanne couldn't offer Cecilia much help either; this was something she needed to figure out for herself.

Cecilia understood this, but it was precisely because she understood that she wanted to seek help. Cecilia knew that she would find it difficult to find an answer to this problem.

However, while Cecilia sought help, she also knew very well that Miss Jeanne wouldn't be able to help her much with this matter, since in the end she would still have to solve it herself.

Because that's Cecilia's own problem.

And under these circumstances, the carriage stopped.

Both Cecilia and Miss Jeanne, who were sitting in the carriage, noticed a different smell in the air.

This smell wasn't a real smell; it was a feeling between two people, a feeling that came from years of solving cases, and that feeling meant that someone had died.

Jeanne.

"I see."

They cautiously opened the carriage door. There was no one outside, but Cecilia and Jeanne knew very well that someone was there—no, perhaps calling it a human being wasn't quite right.

There was something outside, something both Jeanne and Cecilia confirmed.

Stepping off the carriage, the first thing you see is the coachman, now a dried-up corpse.

The manner of death is something no normal person could do.

Trouble.

This was what Cecilia and Miss Jeanne were thinking.

Cecilia crouched down and examined the dead coachman.

'There were four holes in its neck, each about the size of a finger. The corpse was mummified, and all the blood had disappeared in a short time. The manner of death was almost as if it had been drained of its blood by a vampire.'

With this in mind, Cecilia probably already understood what the enemy was.

It was a creature that could only move at night, something Cecilia and Miss Jeanne had been investigating in recent years.

And the source of that thing is the guy Cecilia and Miss Jeanne have been tracking down for the past few years.

Although it has taken so long, Cecilia and Jeanne have only figured out one name. But the name is the beginning of everything. With Cecilia and Jeanne's abilities, once they have the name, the rest will be very simple.

He stood up, nodded to Miss Jeanne, and the meaning in his eyes was very clear to Miss Jeanne.

The two men regulated their breathing, waiting for the enemy to arrive.

Just as the two had caught their breath, the horse's head fell off, and a person wriggled out of the horse's body.

It was a man, a strong man.

Looking at this guy, both Cecilia and Miss Jeanne knew that he was no longer human; perhaps "ghoul" would be a more fitting name for him.

"Although I don't know why the professor wants the two of you to die, for me, Jack, as long as I can kill someone, that's all that matters, especially a woman."

He said this.

Both Cecilia and Jeanne understood his identity from his words: he was Jack the Ripper, the mastermind behind the recent series of murders that had caused a stir in London.

"So that's why the clues all went cold at a certain location. Turns out you're a ghoul. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been unable to find you."

Miss Jeanne has done some research on the Jack the Ripper case, but as she said, the clues to the case always go cold, which makes it impossible for her to solve the case.

However, considering that Jack the Ripper had just been lurking among other creatures, it's normal that this lead went cold.

However, this ghoul might be a little more troublesome for Miss Jeanne and Cecilia.

Jack the Ripper had many blades protruding from his body.

However, it was only slightly tricky.

Yes, even if Jack the Ripper charged over, it would only be a minor problem for Cecilia and Jeanne.

After all, all those years of practicing Ripple Qigong weren't for nothing, right?

"Is the kitten too scared to move?" he said arrogantly.

"Fool," Jeanne said of him.

Yeah, he's an idiot, an absolute idiot.

He didn't even feel the ripples traveling along the ground to his body.

"Aaaaaah!" Jack finally let out such a wail as he felt his body gradually melting inside.

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The dormitory had a power outage, so I typed this chapter on my phone.

Thank you Jeanne Darc, Lulutia, and Lecoris for the recommendation votes.

A Ripple and Blood Frenzy: Chapter Eight - On the Dangers of Unruly Children and the Fighting Power of Darkened Girls

Now that the two men had dealt with Jack the Ripper, they had another problem to consider.

The question of whether or not to go back to Joestar's house.

Yes, now that both of them have been attacked like this, it really becomes a question whether Cecilia and Jeanne should go back to the Joestars' house.

Because Cecilia and Miss Jeanne have been unharmed in the recent attacks by ghouls.

This proves that Moriarty would at least not take action against unrelated people.