Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

Although Qiaoqiao was speaking with great enthusiasm, another voice came from the fire.

"How old are you to still be fighting? You should know shame!!!" George Jonathan said as he slowly emerged from the fire, but Joe was more concerned about something else.

Jojo is the kind of person who gets more angry when he sees his watch being used as a substitute for underwear by someone else than when he himself is being beaten up by someone or a vampire.

He broke free from Dior's restraints in an instant.

Without hesitation, the knife in his hand plunged into George Jonathan's vitals. (According to Jonathan himself afterward: "I was facing my father... how should I put it... vitals? It just [thud]... and stabbed him like that.")

Realizing what she had done, Jojo escaped the Joestar mansion carrying Dio and her father's body. (Because Dio was too active, that is, too restless, Jojo impaled him on the statue of the goddess of love, thus stopping his movements.)

And so, Dio became a vampire, and as the Joestar mansion burned to the ground, Dio and Jojo became strangers...

Now, after a day of searching, Cecilia finally found Dio and Jojo, her anger blazing.

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Holy crap, it's already finished! This is incredible!

Writing about characters like JoJo, who like to provide commentary during battles, is really troublesome...

Thank you to the tax authorities' Prime Minister Nkidu, Yunru, and Jeanne Dark for the nomination.

A Carnival of Ripples and Blood: Chapter Ten - How to Educate a Brat and the Origin of the Stone Mask

Finally, Cecilia found Jojo and Dio at the hospital.

"Oh dear, what you two have done this time is not as simple as before." Cecilia's eyes contained a hint of fear, and none of the three people present, except for Cecilia, knew what would happen next.

However, compared to what is about to happen or is happening, let's skip this part where Cecilia is educating the three of them for now.

"You're saying Dio is already a vampire?" Cecilia asked, sitting in her chair, as Jojo and Dio were kneeling on a washboard.

"Inside………"

“I didn’t ask you to speak.” Cecilia interrupted Miss Jeanne directly.

Compared to Jojo and Dio kneeling on washboards, Jeanne's situation is significantly worse. After all, she's kneeling on a basin of water with several weighted stones supporting her knees, and she's not allowed to fall in. (After all, ripples, if used well, can make one stand on water...)

However, Miss Jeanne has suffered an undeserved misfortune this time. But upon closer examination, it shouldn't be considered an undeserved misfortune, since Miss Jeanne should have thought of this when she was protecting Jojo and Dior several years ago.

After all, it would be suicidal for Cecilia to intervene and save the day every time she was disciplining her two unruly children. It would be a problem if Cecilia didn't accumulate resentment over the years.

Today's outburst is quite reasonable; after all, everyone gets angry when their house burns down.

"Yes, it's because Dio suddenly put on the Stone Mask and lost his mind that it caught fire," Jojo explained.

“And what about Uncle George?” Cecilia turned to Dio for a question.

"According to Jojo, it's probably because Jojo saw her watch being used as underwear by her adoptive father, so..." Seeing Dio's hesitant manner, Cecilia roughly found out the cause of George Joestar's death.

Meanwhile, Ms. Jeanne, who was listening from the side, said that she really didn't know what to say about this matter.

"I don't think I can save you this time either. Try to survive, Jojo." Hearing Dior's words, Miss Jeanne knew the situation and knew she should be sad, but... but...

What should I do if I just want to laugh?

"Jojo, do you know where Uncle George's Stone Mask came from?" Although Cecilia wanted to teach Jojo and Dio more, she still remembered to ask about the Stone Mask.

“My father said it was a gift from a college friend, which is why it’s always been kept at home,” Jojo answered Cecilia’s question. However, the still somewhat naive Jojo didn’t realize that Cecilia was about to take action right after asking the question.

"Jojo, well, good luck to you, Jojo." Dio, noticing Cecilia's odd state, wanted to remind Jojo, but... but... looking at Cecilia like this, Dio relented. There was nothing wrong, nothing worth mentioning. Faced with Cecilia in her current state, even Jeanne would be resigned, so Dio was naturally too cowardly to care.

What Jeanne and Dior witnessed next was nothing short of horrific.

It was truly a brutal scene, but Cecilia wasn't taking it too seriously. After all, if she were serious, she might just kill Jojo. As for Dio, Cecilia simply used a small amount of Ripple. Although it wouldn't cause Dio too much damage, it would still make him feel a lot of pain.

As for Miss Jeanne, who watched the play until the very end, she added two more stones.

“Jeanne, could George’s college classmate be…” Cecilia asked, having vented her anger, as Jeanne, who was still being punished, asked the same question.

“You mean…” Although Cecilia did not tell the whole story, Miss Jeanne knew very well who Cecilia was referring to.

"Jojo, do you know what Uncle George's university is called?" Cecilia asked Jojo, who was listening nearby, directly.

“It seems so, Christ Church College, Oxford.” Jojo, who had some knowledge of her family history, quickly gave the answer.

“Cecilia…” He stood up abruptly, completely unlike the situation when Cecilia was staring at him earlier.

"Okay, I know. I'll go prepare." Knowing the person's location, Cecilia didn't intend to say anything more and simply walked out of the hospital.

"What are you going to do, sisters?" Qiaoqiao asked, despite being scolded.

"Don't ask, Jojo. What they're talking about isn't something we should get involved in, since they didn't even say their names." Dio quickly understood why Miss Jeanne and Cecilia were doing this.

However, what he said wasn't wrong. After all, this was a contest between Moriarty and Jeanne and Cecilia, and it was far too dangerous. So, naturally, Jeanne and Cecilia wouldn't let Jojo and Dio get involved.

Soon, the sound of horses' hooves came from downstairs.

Miss Jeanne understood perfectly well that it was time to set off and meet Moriarty, with whom she had been vying for some time.

"Dio, you're a bit smarter than Jojo, so I'm going to tell you something."

“Hmm…” Looking at Jeanne’s expression, Dio knew very well that what Jeanne was about to say was probably very important, and the reason she chose to tell him now was probably because Jeanne was not sure if she could come back alive.

"If I don't come back—no, if neither Cecilia nor I come back—then take Jojo and everyone close to you and leave England immediately." The voice was very soft, like a whisper between lovers, but this was only to prevent Jojo from hearing it. After all, if Jojo knew the situation, she would probably go with Jeanne and Cecilia.

"Hmm." Hearing Jeanne's tone, Dior understood just how important what Jeanne was talking about was.

After saying that, Miss Jeanne went downstairs and got into Cecilia's carriage.

"Finished explaining?" Cecilia, sitting in the carriage, knew why Miss Jeanne had come down a little later, and she also knew what Miss Jeanne was explaining.

"Well, after all, it's questionable whether the two of us can come back alive this time." Cecilia explained, and hearing this, she understood that it was indeed a question of whether they could come back alive this time, so it was right to explain these things in advance.

"Promise me one thing, Jeanne." But knowing this was one thing, what Cecilia really wanted to say was another.

"Okay, you go ahead."

"If anything goes wrong, you are absolutely not allowed to use the Herrscher of the Void's core because of me."

"Um……"

That's how she responded, but when the time comes, who knows if Miss Jeanne will actually use it?

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Emmmmmmmmmmmmmm, about that guy in the last chapter who complained about his adoptive father not wearing clothes, I can tell you, he actually appeared completely naked.................

Thank you Jeanne Dalque, a lazy bum who shouted "666", and Yunru for the recommendation vote.

Ripples and Blood: Chapter Eleven - The First Collision of Two Asteroids

Christ Church College, Oxford.

It is a historic college, dating back to the 15th century.

George Joestar once studied here.

One of his classmates was Moriarty.

Moriarty gave George Joestar a stone mask a long time ago, at least long enough that it was already in George Joestar's possession when Miss Jeanne first visited the Joestar's house.

The carriage arrived at the academy gate, where a person was standing.

“You’re very clever. This is the first time I’ve seen a professor found.” The person standing at the door said this as if he were talking about something incredible.

"This is the first time it has taken me so long to find someone," Miss Jeanne said, and she was right. In all these years, this was indeed the first time it had taken Miss Jeanne so long to find someone.

"Come with me, the professor is waiting for you." The man did not respond to Miss Jeanne's words, but turned around and walked towards the university.

"Cecilia, what do you think?" The man followed, but then asked Cecilia in a low voice.

“There must be something to this… No, Moriarty is not simple.” Cecily, who had almost been tricked into following along by Miss Jeanne, realized that the two of them had also figured it out, but the underlying meaning was even deeper.

Miss Jeanne asked very clearly, and Cecilia also knew very well that someone waiting for Miss Jeanne and Cecilia at the school gate meant that they were probably both being watched.

"The professor is inside." He walked to a door, opened it, and gestured for Miss Na and Cecilia to go in, but he himself didn't seem inclined to go in.

Music was playing from the room; it was a record player.

"The Fisherman's Song, Schubert, 1826." I recognized the source of the song after listening for only a few seconds.

"However, Professor Moriarty's catch is not as simple as it seems." He chimed in at the opportune moment, adding a sarcastic remark about Moriarty.

"It seems this fish is quite clever." Ignoring the sarcasm, she looked at the two silver-haired women and said this, her eyes filled with an unusual longing.

"I hope I haven't disturbed you." Miss Jeanne glanced at the students behind Moriarty and said the words she should have said before going in.

"Wait a moment, Matthew. Give these to Mr. Williams and tell him to remember to bring my tuxedo and white tie." He casually dismissed the student who had fallen behind him.

"I understand, Professor." Sensing the unusual atmosphere between the two, Matthew left after hearing Moriarty's words.

"After all, impromptu lectures are always so annoying. Would you like coffee or tea, ladies?" After dismissing the students, Moriarty asked in this manner, just like a gentleman. Of course, if you ignore what he did, Moriarty could indeed be considered a gentleman.

"No need," she refused. Although Miss Jeanne didn't think Moriarty would poison the coffee and tea, some things are better left unchecked.

"How about some strong liquor?"

"No, but it seems you're not a vampire." She declined Moriarty's offer while simultaneously assessing Moriarty's identity.

Are you referring to the byproducts of those stone demon masks?

"of course."

"However, Professor Moriarty, the guys you sent weren't very strong." A perfect statement of fact, as accurate as when he mentioned the name of the record.