He, Jotaro, was a great hero who saved the world, but he couldn't control the actions of global citizens. Moreover, the chaos of the Italy mafia was an internal conflict of the Italy people, and it was not appropriate for him, an external enemy, to intervene.
This was something Johnson Joffrey had thought about from the beginning, but now the problem had become peculiar: someone else had the same experience as him? Wasn't this experience something he had fabricated?
Could it be that there's a second transmigrator in this world, or did I transmigrate into a multi-anime world instead of just JoJo?
Damn it, who copied my experiences?
"Johnson, I think the current world is a bit chaotic and dangerous. Compared to before, there weren't so many Stand Users, and the SPW Foundation's registered Stand Users are increasing daily." Jotaro's voice softened considerably. "Speaking of which, you probably don't know, but besides individuals like you and me who awaken Stand Abilities on our own, there are many other ways to awaken them."
"For example, there's an arrow…"
I know, that arrow is in my pocket. After listening to Kujo Jotaro explain the origin and purpose of the arrow again, he finally got to the main point.
"Someone has had the same experience as you," Kujo Jotaro said calmly, "because someone else, just like you, also recorded the future."
"Approximately a week ago, someone appeared who could predict the future, just like you."
"It is called 'The Fool' and it wields something called [Heaven's Whisper]."
"He can predict the future. Are you sure you haven't shown your notebook to anyone?" Jotaro asked.
Johnson Joffrey was stunned. He froze for a few seconds, unable to articulate the situation, but since they couldn't see each other over the phone, Kujo Jotaro couldn't see his shocked expression.
My notebook was taken, and someone deciphered it???
How did he decipher it? I used the page numbers and line/column counts from a novel I wrote as a child, plus a Chinese dialect tone encryption. Someone actually cracked it?
Impossible, unless there's another transmigrator like me? Unless it's someone who knows me, someone who thoroughly knows my past and future. The only person who read my chuunibyo novel was my sister.
Did she also transmigrate? She also read "Death Note." With her intelligence, she could probably guess the hiding method of the Death Note, but it's impossible for her to remember every page and every line of my novel like I do, right?
Did she secretly read my novel many times? But if it was her, why wouldn't she come find me herself? Impossible, that's too ridiculous.
Could it be that this world also has a transmigrator with a protagonist system? I'm the best villain, what if he's the best hero?
If his system is different from mine, with various novel-like skills that can be borrowed and extracted, then deciphering my notes would be normal.
However, if he is a transmigrator, then he might have also watched JoJo, in which case he wouldn't need my notes at all. But he's still flaunting my notes everywhere, calling himself 'The Fool,' the first of the tarot cards, so he probably doesn't know the plot.
But, thinking this way also feels wrong. However, I can't think of anyone else who could decipher my notes. After eliminating all impossible answers, no matter how unacceptable the outcome, I have to accept it.
Indeed, there is another transmigrator in this world.
This is my true enemy.
But, for now, I must bluff my way through in front of Kujo Jotaro.
"So, what do you mean?" Johnson Joffrey adjusted his breathing and asked, somewhat puzzled.
"When I was a child, I also had a high fever, although I didn't have your kind of spiritual delirium, the situation was similar. It's also possible that your bloodline is closer."
"That is—"
"DIO, that man has returned."
"I suspect he's stronger. My grandfather can use his Stand [Hermit Purple] to gather intelligence, but he's too old to use it effectively."
Hearing this, Johnson Joffrey breathed a sigh of relief. In this world, the Stands he feared most were [Hermit Purple] or [Moody Blues].
So, DIO really is shortsighted. The old man's Stand is the most useful!
Johnson Joffrey couldn't help but wipe his sweat. He no longer felt the sense of beauty fading and heroes declining that he used to lament while watching JoJo in front of his computer.
It's truly great that the old man is old!
"This time," Jotaro said, "he must have returned, surpassing everything and becoming stronger, otherwise he wouldn't cause such a powerful bloodline resonance in you."
"Mm-hmm, you're right." Johnson Joffrey agreed completely, and even though the other person couldn't see him, he still acted the part, because feelings would be conveyed.
Kujo Jotaro continued as expected: "Therefore, I've decided to continue investigating Dio's whereabouts across the world."
"The whispers you received said that I am going to Morioh, which is indeed true, but if this is fate, I want to see if I can break it."
Johnson: "!" This is a bit sudden... What about Kira Yoshikage if you don't go???
"Wait a moment, Mr. Jotaro." Johnson quickly said, "Are you so sure it's Dio? You personally killed him; don't you know whether he's alive or dead?"
"I started receiving mental attacks three years ago, so Dio should have revived three years ago. Why has there been no movement for three years, and he's only appearing now?"
"What are you trying to say?"
"I'm trying to say, could it be a different enemy?" Johnson replied seriously.
Jotaro on the other end was silent for a long while, seemingly genuinely considering the possibility of Johnson's words.
"What kind of enemy do you think it is?" Jotaro asked.
Johnson pondered for a moment, then suddenly remembered a saying from his previous life, 'When in doubt, quantum mechanics; if it's not grand enough, bring in Cthulhu.'
"I don't know," Johnson said, then smiled and continued, "Perhaps it's some kind of Outer God. I believe even Dio couldn't reach the so-called point of transcending fate."
"Transcending fate?"
"That's right, foretelling the future is already beyond the scope of transcending fate."
"Is that so?" Jotaro said with some hesitation. He began to think, completely oblivious to the golden-haired woman who had suddenly stood before him. When he abruptly looked up, he was startled.
He waved his hand, indicating he had something very important to do.
The woman was silent for a moment, then threw a stack of white papers onto his mahogany desk.
[Divorce Agreement]
Jotaro: "..." Disturbed by the woman, and hearing Johnson Joffrey's words, Jotaro's thoughts were somewhat muddled. He paused, recalling many past events, including Johnson Joffrey's diary, and the things recorded in that diary.
Jolyne would go to Prison, and he would die.
Transcending fate... he silently repeated the phrase in his heart, suddenly thinking of the burden on his shoulders—
Bearing the weight of the entire world, yet unable to shoulder the responsibility of a single family.
This is you, Kujo Jotaro. You can stop the world's time, but you cannot solidify a family's affection.
Jolyne, ah.
Thinking about two things at once made him very irritable. Then he picked up a pen and directly signed his name, not noticing the trembling of his fingertips as he signed, making the 'J' in his 'JOJO' look quite messy.
The woman picked up the document expressionlessly, then turned to leave, wanting to cry, when she saw a pair of blue-green eyes watching her parents from the dark crack in the door.
Jolyne, ah... ----
Some readers might ask, why do you, the principal, always write so many typos? Didn't you finish junior high?
Ah, yes, you're right. I didn't finish junior high. Besides that reason, another is that I don't dare to go back and read my own articles, because I would constantly revise them, and then one chapter would take a long time to write. So I decided not to look back after finishing a chapter; this way, I can write much more. Even if I do go back to read, it's just a quick glance, so there will be typos.