Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

No, it should be said that the disappearance of recorded civilizations is largely due to the collapse of worlds.

As for the reason, it's quite simple: the Honkai world has something called Honkai. If there were no Honkai, perhaps the number of civilizations that would have disappeared wouldn't be so enormous.

Although it is the last remnant of a civilization, the library needs interpreters to decipher the events that happened in those civilizations because the research institute has not yet developed to the point of being extremely mythical.

So, as previously mentioned, Kiana Kaslana from this other world eventually became a librarian and interpreter.

At the same time, she was also the only interpreter in that library.

As for the reason, Miss Jeanne didn't say, and Cecilia didn't ask, so Cecilia didn't know about it.

However, it seems that this Kiana is a very good candidate for this matter, at least she did not resign in a short period of time due to the pressure of watching civilization die out.

“Einstein.” Standing at the entrance of the research facility, Cecilia greeted Einstein, who had his back to her.

Upon hearing this greeting, Einstein turned to Cecilia and said, "You know, if the experiment I was just doing had gone wrong, it could have blown up the entire research institute."

“I know, but since you have the best signal, I had to come here.” Cecilia said, shaking the Gaia Memory in her hand.

"..." Looking at the Gaia Memory that Cecilia was waving in her hand, Einstein remained silent for a few seconds before stopping the experiment. "That's enough. If a signal is needed..."

"Thank you~" Cecilia said thank you to Einstein, who had lent her the testing site so easily.

Then he turned his head and placed the Gaia Memory directly on the machine next to him.

Because of its shape, Gaia memory can actually be plugged into all USB ports.

Therefore, relying on the strongest signal and the best screen, Cecilia saw Miss Jeanne walking in the World Passage.

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good night.

Who am I?: Chapter Three - A New World

This world passage isn't very long, at least not compared to other times.

Upon arriving in the new world, Miss Jeanne smelled the scent in the air and sighed softly, "It's been so long since I've smelled this."

The scent that Miss Jeanne smelled was not a very common scent, but it was a scent that Miss Jeanne had smelled somewhere before.

Smelling this scent, they closed the portal to the world.

After all, this smell is not a good thing, or rather, this smell that permeates the world is the reason why Miss Jeanne was killed by her Master back then.

This smell itself causes enormous damage to the world and to all life in it, which is why the two Fujimaru Ritsukas became seriously ill at that time.

After all, those two people were the closest to Miss Jeanne.

Therefore, it was the two of them who caused this situation.

As for why it didn't cause harm to other worlds afterward, that's another reason.

After letting out a slight sigh, Miss Jeanne raised her head: "Alright, let's go find that guy next."

The world that Miss Jeanne arrived in wasn't a particularly special world. If you had to describe it, it would probably be considered an ordinary low-level martial arts world. And the people in it naturally conformed to the theorem that no matter how high your kung fu is, you're still afraid of a kitchen knife.

Therefore, with Ms. Jeanne's strength, she could probably roam freely in this world without worrying about any problems, because after five years of growth, Ms. Jeanne's actions now involve large-scale map modifications.

However, from another perspective, Miss Jeanne cannot display too much force, because Miss Jeanne personally drafted a law in the Initial Release Time Travel Law.

[Aside from civilization invasions and civilizations committing treason, one should never arbitrarily reveal one's own situation.]

This law was actually enacted to prevent the uniqueness of local civilizations from being destroyed.

Therefore, Miss Jeanne naturally had to abide by this law, since it was a plan she herself had set.

However, the person Miss Jeanne is looking for might not have such concerns.

Looking up into the distance, Miss Jeanne quickly spotted a city at the edge of her vision. The city looked quite nice, so Miss Jeanne decided to go there to gather some information first.

However, before that, Miss Jeanne needs to scout out the city and find out what the people there wear and eat, because otherwise it will be very troublesome for her to find out what she wants to know.

With this in mind, Miss Na casually released a small machine from the imaginary space.

Not long after the small machine was released, Miss Jeanne obtained information about this world.

Although it was only about clothing, Miss Jeanne managed to obtain some information, at least from certain perspectives.

After taking out a set of clothes from the imaginary space that resembled the clothing of normal people in this world and changing into them, Miss Jeanne slowly headed towards the city she had just seen.

Of course, because of the bill she set, Miss Jeanne cannot arbitrarily open the imaginary space and teleport there directly.

After walking for most of the day, Miss Jeanne finally arrived at the city gate.

However, the city gates were heavily guarded by soldiers.

'So, does this mean that the country this city belongs to is in conflict with another country...' Upon seeing the guards standing at the city gate, Miss Jeanne immediately guessed two possibilities. However, the moment the first possibility popped into her head, Miss Jeanne dismissed it.

The reason is simple: at this time, although espionage exists, spies are not released during the war. In addition, the soldiers guarding the city do not seem to be seasoned veterans or soldiers with a trace of battlefield experience.

Therefore, Miss Jeanne quickly came up with a second possibility.

That was a massive plague, and only under such circumstances would the guards be so vigilant and strict.

After realizing this, Miss Jeanne turned her head and looked at the sparse crowd around her. After thinking for a moment about the differences between herself and them, she realized that...

She then put on colored contact lenses and dyed her hair black.

The main inhabitants of this world, or rather, the inhabitants that Miss Jeanne has come into contact with, all have black hair and black eyes, so Miss Jeanne has no choice but to dye her hair black as well.

After letting out a slight sigh, Miss Jeanne walked toward the city gate.

Surprisingly, at the city gate, Miss Jeanne was not given any difficulties, and was even allowed to enter without being bribed.

After entering, Miss Jeanne began to doubt whether she had guessed wrong because of the behavior of the guards.

But so what if I guessed wrong? At least I got in, right?

Once inside, what Miss Jeanne needed was a pawnshop. The reason, of course, was that Miss Jeanne needed money. After all, in any civilized world, you can't do without money.

As for why she went to the pawnshop, it's even simpler. Since this world was being created for the first time, and she didn't know much about the local information, Miss Jeanne wouldn't dare to make money carelessly. Besides, Miss Jeanne came here to investigate some things, so she needed to get money as quickly as possible.

At dusk, Miss Jeanne finally found a pawnshop.

The pawnshop was not large, and there were only the owner and two employees inside.

"What would you like to pawn?" the shopkeeper asked directly after glancing at Miss Jeanne.

Upon hearing this question, Miss Na put her hand into her sleeve, rummaged around, and then took out a jade hairpin and handed it to the shopkeeper.

This jade hairpin doesn't have any particular meaning; rather, it's one of the standard items that everyone who goes to the other world for the first time can obtain.

After all, no one knows what kind of currency is used in a world that no one has ever been to, so when going to a world that no one from another world has ever been to, people usually bring these things with them to exchange for the local currency and then carry out the work of observing and recording the civilization in that world.

After taking the jade hairpin, the shopkeeper examined it carefully, then took out a banknote and handed it to Miss Jeanne, saying, "This price is about right."

Miss Jeanne took the money, nodded, and then left the pawnshop.

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I don't know what to say...

Who am I?: Chapter Four: The Dead City

After exchanging the money, Miss Jeanne found a nearby inn and checked in.

Of course, the real reason why Miss Jeanne stayed there was quite simple: she didn't know if there was a curfew. Generally speaking, at such times, there was a high probability that a curfew would be in effect. Therefore, Miss Jeanne felt that it was better to find an inn as soon as possible.

After letting out a slight sigh, Miss Jeanne sat down in the inn and took out her phone.

Normally, unless there is a special service, the staff of a guesthouse will never enter a guest's room at will, which is why Ms. Jeanne took out her phone.

Of course, while you can't do anything without the internet, at least Ms. Jeanne now has a way to record her problems.

After letting out a slight sigh, Miss Jeanne wrote down some of the things she had discovered that day. Although these things seemed rather useless, Miss Jeanne only needed them to be useful at some point in the future.

After finishing her notes, Miss Jeanne lay down on the bed and had a good sleep.

However, when Miss Jeanne woke up the next morning, she felt something was a little strange.

"My head feels a bit heavy..." Miss Jeanne said, touching her forehead and then realizing that her temperature seemed quite high.

"What's going on..." Miss Na was slightly puzzled as she felt the high temperature emanating from her forehead.

However, it is normal for Miss Jeanne to be puzzled, because given her current physical condition, it is virtually impossible for her to get sick.

Now, at this time, Miss Jeanne has developed this illness. Is it a stroke of luck or good fortune?

But before Miss Jeanne could finish thinking, she discovered a new problem: it seemed that her blood had dripped onto the bedding.

After realizing that she had no wounds, Miss Jeanne touched the tip of her nose, and sure enough, her hand was slightly stained with blood from the tip of her nose.

Feeling this sensation, Miss Na sighed, then directly mobilized Honkai energy, transforming herself into a pure Honkai energy creature.

It was only after she transformed into a Honkai energy creature that Ms. Jeanne's condition improved.

"What's going on? Logically speaking, my body shouldn't be like this... No, the smell in the air has become stronger?" After recovering, Miss Jeanne noticed that the smell she had been smelling earlier seemed to have become much stronger.

After sensing the strong smell in the air, Miss Jeanne pushed open the door and began to observe the situation inside the shop.

The shop was now even less crowded than yesterday, but what really concerned Ms. Jeanne was the shop owner.

The boss was barely breathing at this point and looked like he was about to die.

"No wonder the guards just gave me a cursory check before letting me in." After seeing this, Miss Jeanne understood why the guards had let her in so easily before.

After all, this level of plague—no, perhaps it shouldn't be called a plague, but rather a biological weapon—will cause one's physical condition to decline rapidly within hours of infection, accompanied by the draining of life force.

Combined, even someone with Ms. Jeanne's physical strength couldn't withstand both of these factors.

"So, this time it manifests as a plague?" Looking at the innkeeper's current state, Miss Jeanne suddenly understood something.

Although this realization came a little late, it did not prevent Miss Na from doing something.

Walking up to the boss, Miss Jeanne asked, "Where did the plague first break out?"