Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

"Perhaps, but I can only give enough to kill you." Jeanne was bluffing as she said this, because she no longer dared to use her spatial abilities.

Each use of the Kong family's abilities means a reduction in Honkai energy, while concealment means the consumption of Honkai energy when traversing worlds.

Yes, she can no longer use spatial abilities. This is something Ms. Jeanne has confirmed, and it is also the deadline she has set for herself.

"However, no matter what you used, you are going to die soon." Blackwood made this arrogant declaration while looking at Miss Jeanne, who was holding Hudson.

“Hudson, when I make my move, you run. Run to the northwest corner of St. James’ Square, where Cecilia is.” Yes, Miss Jeanne did not intend to put Hudson in danger or back in the apartment.

The apartment has proven to be unsafe. Although Jojo is also a Ripple user in addition to Cecilia and Jeanne, Jeanne currently has no idea where Jojo is.

So the only thing we can do is let Hudson escape and go to Cecilia's side; that would be the best-case scenario.

"Next, after I finish counting down, I will start running. Then I just need to keep running without looking back."

"then you?"

"I will definitely come back for breakfast you made tomorrow." These words finally put Hudson at ease. After all, such a promise was better than going into battle without saying anything.

"Have you finished whispering?" the Pillar Man asked very politely, but in reality, kidnapping a girl was anything but gentlemanly.

"3."

"2."

"1."

"Run!!!"

With these words, Miss Hudson ran as fast as she could, while Miss Jeanne attacked the two inhuman beings.

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The reason I was able to use water to fight the pillar man was because I hadn't figured out how to fight him and didn't really want to use the silk thread tactic anymore.

But I forgot to think about it today, so...

Thank you to book lovers 96385152585, Yunru, and Jeanne Darc for the recommendation votes.

Ripple and Blood Frenzy: Chapter Thirty-Three - An Inescapable Suppression

After several tens of minutes of fighting, Miss Na understood one thing.

That is to say, the Pillar People may really be the natural enemy of mankind, or rather, the natural enemy of all life in this world.

Every cell in the Pillar Man's body can secrete digestive juices, and these digestive juices are the very ability that leaves Jeanne completely helpless.

Although the ripples can protect the body, they are not effective in combat. This place is the perfect battleground for the Pillars.

Here, every time Miss Jeanne injures the pillar, it triggers another result: she quickly uses the pieces of meat here to heal herself.

Similarly, Miss Jeanne also discovered something: the chunks of meat here were not just simple pork chunks, but also human flesh.

Although they were chunks of flesh, judging from their color and the condition of the blood, these people could not have been dead for more than five hours.

'I have absolutely no chance of winning here, absolutely no chance.'

At some point, such a thought arose in Miss Jeanne's mind, a thought that represented fear and the possibility of failure.

"You are trembling, aren't you?" The pillar-man raised his right hand, extended his index finger, and opened his left hand to cover his face, speaking in a low voice.

When the pillar-man spoke to her like that, Miss Jeanne realized that her calves were trembling slightly because of her earlier thoughts. Yes, they were trembling.

Fear has begun to spread.

"Yes, I am afraid, I am truly afraid. Based on the current intelligence, if this fight continues, the expected outcome will only get worse." Miss Nai said this while looking at the person, as if she could see herself dying.

"Then why don't you just stand there and let me kill you? That way, we can both save some energy, right?" the Pillar Man said, but these words only made Miss Jeanne feel that she had a reason to fight.

"That won't do. Although I'm terrified, I haven't run away, which means I've found a way to defeat you." Indeed, just as Miss Jeanne said, perhaps she really has found a way to defeat the Pillar Man, which is why she hasn't run away.

Although her next actions immediately put those words into the other world, Miss Jeanne still didn't run away at this point.

"Then why don't you give it a try?"

"You said it."

After saying this, Miss Jeanne immediately ran away.

Yes, they ran away, without hesitation.

Because of this decisive action, even the Pillars were stunned for a moment—yes, stunned for a moment.

She turned around and fled through the gate of the slaughterhouse. In the previous battle, Miss Jeanne had already been forced back to the place where she had first entered, where there was a door, a gate.

Therefore, paying attention to your surroundings at all times is actually a very good habit.

It's true that it's not very user-friendly.

Miss Jeanne was terrified of such an enemy, terrified of the Pillar Man, but alas, but alas.

Miss Jeanne has no chance of winning.

Yes, as mentioned earlier, this area is a large factory area, as well as a small dock.

Although she had indeed provided the enemy with many advantages in the slaughterhouse, Miss Jeanne now had a better chance of winning here.

The workers usually work here, and after work, some of them will use their day's wages to drink some alcohol.

Yes, so one thing is for sure: there will be a bar here.

However, what Miss Jeanne was looking for was not a bar. Bars were always too small, which meant that it was impossible to carry out new operational plans in a bar.

What Miss Jeanne needs is a wine cellar, a wine cellar that is neither too big nor too small, located underground.

Where is Miss Jeanne able to win, truly win?

"So where exactly do you intend to run off to, Miss Joestar?" said the Pillar Man who was following closely behind Miss Jeanne.

I must say, he truly lives up to his reputation as one of the Pillars of the Universe; he's actually able to keep up with my Spidey.

However, if Qiaoqiao were here, she probably wouldn't be able to catch up, since I can't even keep up with her running speed.

But now is not the time to think about that. Now is the time to find a wine cellar. There must be a temporary wine cellar in this small dock.

And that was Miss Jeanne's target.

Similarly, it is in a place where Miss Jeanne has a chance of winning.

Here, Miss Jeanne doesn't know where the wine cellar is, but she doesn't need to look for it very carefully.

This type of wine cellar only needs to consider a few temporary situations.

Firstly, because of the frequent personnel changes at the docks, it meant that temporary wine cellars would inevitably have signs. Similarly, the people of London at this time were not as educated as those in China decades later, so they would inevitably use symbols to indicate their location.

Secondly, since it's only for storing wine for one night, the wine cellar can't be very well made. It might even be just a hole dug in the ground. Of course, if it's just a small wooden hut, then there's nothing that can be done. But even a small wooden hut is better than what we just experienced in the slaughterhouse.

In the slaughterhouse, it is absolutely impossible to defeat the Pillar Man.

Therefore, running away is the best option.

Only by escaping can one have a sufficient chance of winning.

This slight chance of winning also means an opportunity to turn the tide.

After running for several minutes, Miss Jeanne finally saw the place she was looking for.

We were very lucky; it was a wine cellar, an underground wine cellar.

Although it was locked.

"What's wrong? Not going to run away anymore? Or is it enough that you've only prolonged your life for a few more minutes?" Blackwood mocked as he saw Miss Jeanne stop.

“No, I will live, and you will die.” With these words, Miss Jeanne kicked open the locked cellar door and ran inside.

“It seems the prey ran into the trap on its own,” the pillar-man said.

'Really, should I say I'm quite lucky to have brought a pistol?' Miss Jeanne remarked, looking at the wine cellar, which was neither too big nor too small.

She fired at several barrels, and the liquid inside spilled out, filling the entire cellar with the smell of inferior wine. But Miss Jeanne didn't care whether the wine inside was inferior or superior; she only cared whether it contained any water.

Yes, after Miss Jeanne opened several barrels, the Pillar Man and Blackwood finally came down.

Perhaps it was because it saw its prey and didn't run away that it slowly walked down. Perhaps it thought Miss Na was already trapped, which is why it walked down so slowly.

But no matter how they got down there, Miss Jeanne now has all the conditions for her victory.

The red wine was already above her calves, and it was because of this that Miss Jeanne was able to secure the conditions for victory.

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I almost couldn't figure out how to fight the Pillar Man in this chapter, but I did manage to figure it out.

Thank you to Jeanne Darc, Gao Changgong (a famous general of the Northern Qi Dynasty), and Fabalok for the recommendation votes.

Ripple and Blood Frenzy: Chapter Thirty-Four - The Sudden Appearance of the Herrscher Sirin

The cellar was filled with the smell of slightly inferior wine, a smell that was unpleasant to most people. But the three people there—no, two of them weren't even human—but whether they were human or not, they didn't care about the smell.

Because the people here are simply prey and hunter.

"So you're finally willing to fight, Miss Joestar, even though the outcome is already decided." The Pillar Man said this to Miss Jeanne, as if he were talking about a pig waiting to be slaughtered.

“No, not at all. My chance of winning lies here, and my opportunity to turn the tables lies here,” Miss Jeanne explained. However, the patient Oge would never reveal his battle plan.

"So your battle plan is just to leave this wine on the ground?" Blackwood said, looking at the cheap wine on the ground.

"Who knows?" He had no intention of revealing any more information, as if he had zipped up his mouth.

"Let me see what tricks you're up to now." With that, Blackwood walked away from Xia Li and into the area, into the place where his calves were already submerged in red wine.

'The first step was successful, but the Pillar Man still hasn't come down. If the Pillar Man doesn't come down, it means he might have figured it out?' Yes, that's exactly what Miss Na was worried about.

“There’s nothing here. It seems this is the last place you’ll live,” Blackwood said, completely oblivious to what Patient O’Gee was planning.

As these words were spoken, the person in the pillar stepped down.