Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

I see……

Lu Ye understood.

Supporting facilities, right?

He had previously received a reward that unlocked the usage restrictions of 'Void Escape,' allowing him to briefly escape into the cracks of the world.

The ability to "Escape into the Void" requires "Star Fragments" to activate, but after the usage restrictions are unlocked, it can also be used by consuming 1000 points, although the duration is only a pitiful 1.5 seconds.

However, don't underestimate those 1.5 seconds.

During this brief period, Lu Ye will "separate" from the current world, similar to erasing himself from this world.

Because even his existence has been erased, no matter how powerful the enemy's attack or how strong its effect, it has no effect on Lu Ye.

The only downside is that it costs too many points to use once, and the cooldown time is also long, a full seven days. Without the [CD Cooler], its efficiency will be greatly reduced.

Lu Ye currently has only 9000 points.

After spending 1,000 points to buy the CD cooler, I only had 8,000 left.

And from those eight thousand, we still have to deduct consumables such as universal medicine and ammunition... It's really difficult.

Lu Ye thought for a moment, packed his things, and prepared to head to the Green Dolphin Prison.

While checking out in the lobby, Lu Ye caught sight of a tall figure wearing a purple star-patterned coat and a hat that seemed to blend into his hair. He estimated the figure to be around 1.95 meters tall.

This person was none other than Jotaro Kujo, whom Lu Ye had met at the restaurant yesterday.

Jotaro walked to the front desk, seemingly to check out as well.

At that moment, Lu Ye suddenly remembered that Jotaro Kujo seemed to have said yesterday that he was coming to visit him in prison.

The only prison near Green Street is the state-run Green Dolphin Jail.

Yes, that's the key.

Lu Ye had already checked last night.

If relatives, family members, or friends want to visit someone in prison, they must meet in the interrogation room. Moreover, the rules for visits vary not only between different countries but also between different states in the United States.

This person... might be the key to finding the Protoss fragments.

The two completed the check-out procedures and happened to walk towards the main entrance at the same time.

Lu Ye struck up a conversation with Jotaro.

"Hello, Mr. Jotaro."

"You are...from yesterday..."

Jotaro remembers Lu Ye.

When he met Lu Ye at the restaurant on the second floor yesterday, he heard the voice of an old friend.

Although it was very faint and weak, I still heard it.

"Just call me Lu Ye. I suddenly remembered that you said yesterday... you were going to visit someone in prison today, right?"

"Well, it's not quite accurate to say it's a prison visit, because I heard the charges haven't been decided yet... What's wrong? Is there something you need?" Jotaro got straight to the point.

Jotaro said this with some annoyance.

It wasn't because of Lu Ye.

However, there have been quite a few things happening these days, and they're all rather baffling.

At first, the old man in the family suddenly went crazy, calling Jotaro every day saying that "he" had returned, that he could sense "him," and he looked panicked. You could even hear the sound of his dentures falling to the ground over the phone.

Jotaro knew who the old man meant by "him," but that guy had already died under the Cairo sun, his body completely turned to ash.

Moreover, if that guy were still alive, I, who also has Joestar blood, would not have been unaware of it, and my mother would not have been unharmed either.

It's understandable, though. The old man was already 79 when he went to Morioh in 1999, and now he's 91. His dementia might be even more severe. Although I knew this day would come, I still felt a little strange when it arrived.

Although it was understandable, Jotaro didn't believe the old man was making things up, because his grandmother had told him that the old man had been smashing a monitor or television every day these days.

So Jotaro immediately abandoned his work and set off from Africa ahead of schedule, flying to the United States.

However, the result disappointed him. Although the old man was still able to release the substitute, all that was displayed on the monitor was darkness.

This made Jotaro wonder if the old man's brain was so rusty that it was no longer usable.

And it was at this time that his daughter got into trouble again.

My ex-wife told me on the phone that a large group of police officers broke into our house a few days ago, saying that our daughter had caused a fatal accident while driving and had been arrested and taken to prison, or more accurately, to a detention center within the prison.

According to Jotaro's initial inquiries, it seems that his daughter's sports car hit and killed a pedestrian on the road, and she even helped move the victim's body to the trunk of the sports car in an attempt to cover up the crime.

But after investigating the matter, Jotaro realized that something was amiss.

He found the deceased's body through some connections. After examining the body, he discovered that there were some suspicious circumstances surrounding the death. Before being hit by the car, the deceased's body had already suffered serious injuries, especially to his hands and feet, which left him completely unable to resist or move. It was impossible for him to have gone to the side of the road on a rainy day.

And most importantly... the time of death doesn't match.

Judging from the time of death, the deceased was not dead when he was hit by the car, but passed away some time later.

It is clear that this is a case of framing someone.

Someone deliberately waited at the spot where the daughter's car was about to pass, and pushed the victim off the roadside just as the vehicle was about to pass, creating the illusion that a car accident had occurred.

Jotaro has investigated.

The daughter wasn't driving; her boyfriend, a rich second-generation, was driving.

My daughter's interpersonal relationships aren't bad. She's only 19 and still in school, so no one has any motive to frame her.

Then it can only be that rich kid. Perhaps he got into some trouble and was retaliated against, framed and slandered.

But this rich second-generation was cunning; he bribed a lawyer and, through a "legal transaction," shifted all the blame onto his daughter...

So-called plea bargaining, a long-standing practice in the United States, involves the prosecution reducing or decreasing charges in exchange for the defendant pleading guilty. This reduces the number of litigation steps and expenses, and protects the rights of the defendant.

The principle of "judicial transactions" is that the defendant's guilty plea must be voluntary.

After the car accident, the rich boyfriend begged his daughter to help him dispose of the body for the sake of his future. However, the daughter did not know that the victim was not dead. So, for her boyfriend's sake, Jotaro's daughter changed her original "disposal of a corpse" to "murder".

It seems the truth has now been revealed.

To protect himself, a rich second-generation heir made Jotaro's daughter a scapegoat and sent her to prison.

However, Jotaro did not give up the investigation.

His trip to Morioh in 1999 made him even more cautious.

Sometimes what you see is just what others want you to see.

So he used his connections to begin investigating the victims.

Then, he finally uncovered a secret.

In fact, the group that pushed the victim onto the road were thugs.

This group was acting on orders from a man named "John Gerry A" in the Green Dolphin prison. They threw innocent, defenseless pedestrians into the road to stage a car accident when Jolyne and her boyfriend were driving by.

He then found a greedy and capable guy to be his daughter's defense lawyer, since his daughter seemed to have a prior record of stealing cars, so it was a very simple matter to pin the blame on her.

John Gerry A.'s target wasn't a rich kid, but Jotaro's daughter.

John Gerry A. was once a subordinate of one of the men Jotaro defeated.

Over the decades, his worship of the leader gradually turned into hatred for Jotaro. In order to avenge the leader, he set his sights on Jotaro's daughter, who shared the same bloodline as Jotaro.

John Gerry A. is about to become a real "prisoner" and be exposed to danger, and he wants to kill his daughter!

There was no other way; as a father, I couldn't just stand by and do nothing, so I had to go there first.

In a way, Jotaro wasn't lying.

He wasn't going to visit someone in prison; he was going to break them out.

He had already figured out the rules of Green Dolphin Prison: the visiting room wasn't available anytime, since there were so many prisoners and it took time to arrange visits in rotation. But if he could give the guards and wardens some benefits, they would help him start arranging private meetings in advance.

"It's nothing, it's just that I happen to be going to Green Dolphin Prison too. If you don't mind... could I get a ride?" Lu Ye said somewhat embarrassedly. "Actually, my wallet was stolen last night when I went to the convenience store outside... I really didn't have much money in my pocket before my family wired me money."

“No, I don’t like riding in the same car with other people.” Jotaro refused Lu Ye without hesitation.

"Really? I'm so sorry to bother you."

"Your name is Lu Ye, right?" Jotaro asked. "Who are you going to see? As far as I know, the meeting room should be full today."

That's right, it's "full".

They bribed the prison guards to allow only one visiting room to be opened.

In other words, the meeting room was booked out.

There is one prison guard in each visiting room. If there are multiple visiting rooms, the number of guards will increase...

“No,” Lu Ye said, “I’m not visiting him in prison, I’m going to work.”

"Ok?"

Faced with Jotaro's questioning gaze, Lu Ye took out his "work ID" from his pocket. His identity was that of a prison guard, with a photo and an official number.

"Is that so?" Jotaro silently withdrew his gaze. "Then I hope we never meet again."

After Jotaro left, Lu Ye took a car alone to the Green Dolphin Prison detention center and successfully became a prison guard.

Although no one knew him at first, Lu Ye said he was new.

The 25-year-old prison superintendent, Muga Murat, happened to be at the detention center at the time. After comparing Lu Ye's identification and number and checking the list of staff on the computer, she confirmed that Lu Ye was a newcomer.

The pale-skinned, dry-blonde woman scratched her head strangely.

"That's strange, the director didn't tell me this before."

However, since Lu Ye has already appeared in the system, it means that he is indeed a prison guard at the "Green Dolphin Prison".

After changing clothes and putting on her uniform, Lu Ye tidied herself up in front of the mirror in the dressing room.

"From today onwards, I am a prison guard."

With the help of the [identity certificate], Lu Ye officially became a member here.

The [Identity Verification] function is powerful; it can automatically turn a forged identity into a real one, and it only costs 500 points.

Even if Lu Ye wanted to prove that he could be anyone, a person's memory doesn't change, which would lead to this situation.