JOJO hiding in the hunter world

“Wryyyyyyyyyyyyyy!”

Kuroro had absolutely no idea why Jon would make such a sound, exposing his position.

However, after seeing the miserable states of Feitan, Phinks, and Uvogin, Kuroro faced Jon with all his strength, daring not to slack off.

Kuroro's strength and speed couldn't compare to those of the troupe's frontline fighters, but he possessed a caution and combat intelligence that they lacked.

Could it be that he had other undiscovered abilities?

Kuroro frowned, summoning a throwing knife from "Bandit's Secret".

It was called the Chasing Slash Bat Knife, capable of targeting and locking onto an object that emitted sound, launching an attack.

Once locked on, it would be an endless pursuit, either destroying the sound source or the knife itself.

Originally, it was the ability of a hunter who specialized in capturing Garin bats.

Garin bats were extremely fast, small, and agile, making them very difficult to catch.

To capture these bats, the hunter developed this ability, but Kuroro had stolen it.

The only drawback was that it could only track sound, and its power was very weak.

With a 'ding,' the throwing knife seemed to hit something.

But Jon's laughter didn't stop; in fact, it increased.

That's right, many more places emitted the same laughter, and the sound didn't change at all.

The throwing knife didn't track or break, and of course, Kuroro wouldn't naively think that Jon had been taken down; that was just wishful thinking.

It seems it's just something like a tape recorder used for interference?

This relieved Kuroro slightly; he was still afraid that Jon had other abilities.

However, the situation was urgent, and he didn't know when the enemy would come.

Fortunately, he had already had the wounded retreat.

If Jon's ability was really as he guessed, then it was worth taking a gamble.

Kuroro chose a sound source and ran towards it.

Of course, he wasn't expecting to find Jon in the flames right away, but just hoping for some clues.

Kuroro's entire body surged with Nen, forming a thick membrane on his skin.

Kuroro did have some fire-resistant abilities in "Bandit's Secret", but none of them were suitable for the current situation.

Kuroro had two types of fire extinguishing abilities: one was a fire extinguishing style, but Magician's Red's fire-starting speed was much faster than his fire extinguishing speed, so it was useless.

The second was a shield style, which could only defend against flames from one side, not as good as Feitan's materialized fireproof suit.

Moreover, once he used the ability, he had to hold "Bandit's Secret" in his hand, making it very troublesome to switch abilities.

So, Kuroro decided to only use Nen for defense, which, although consuming a lot of energy, was the most suitable.

In just four seconds, Kuroro had entered the flames and found the first sound source.

Kuroro guessed wrong; there was no tape recorder.

The sound source was a stone with a knife mark on it, probably from the Chasing Sound Knife just now.

There was a line of small green characters on it: (wryyyyyyyyy).

That's right, this was also one of the gains from Uvogin, the gold coins awarded for defeating Uvogin.

Jon didn't keep much and immediately spent them all on a lottery draw.

Four useless item cards, one item card revealed a fragment of the Kira Arrow, one Stand card Magician's Red, one skill card, which was the Ripple Cutter that Jon just used, and one Stand card, the ability Jon just used also came from this Stand card.

Stand Name: Echoes ACT.1

Destructive Power: E

Speed: E

Range: B

It can also achieve an echo effect by writing on the surface of objects, which is the special effect that Jon is currently using.

Echoes is the Stand of Koichi Hirose, the true protagonist of JoJo Part 4, and has the ability to evolve on its own.

It is also one of the few Stands in JoJo that can evolve on its own without relying on other things.

Before Echoes evolved to ACT3, it basically had no combat power, but Jon wanted to use this ability to mislead Kuroro.

Kuroro understood Jon's intention; he didn't want to waste any more time and ran directly towards the old man's location.

(Kuroro had already remembered the old man's position when he was outside the flames).

In fact, this was what Kuroro had been avoiding all along; he also knew that he could definitely wait for Jon next to the old man, but he didn't dare to gamble.

He was afraid that Jon would discover him from a distance and run away.

Of course, this wasn't the main reason; the most important thing was that the old man was no pushover either.

An old man who made Feitan suffer with pure strength and skill, Kuroro didn't dare to underestimate him at all.

If Jon relied on strange and bizarre special abilities, then the old man had been fighting until now with the skills and combat experience he had cultivated for many years.

He didn't run directly next to the old man just now because he was afraid that Jon and the old man would join forces.

That old man was definitely not to be underestimated; Kuroro was even hesitant about whether to go or not.

However, he immediately made up his mind to go because he really wanted Jon's ability too much.

To put it another way, he was confident that even if the two of them joined forces, he would be able to escape.

Kuroro rushed over directly.

Jon was using Echoes to write words everywhere, interfering with the troupe.

He didn't know yet that the members of the troupe had retreated.

He was afraid that the entire troupe would come at him together, so he could only rely on these interferences to prevent them from finding him all at once.

Going to find the old man was also a roundabout advance, not daring to make the purpose too obvious.

Just as Jon, who had finished placing the Echoes words on one side, was preparing to run out of the circle of flames, he suddenly saw a dark figure appear in the flames.

Of course, Kuroro also discovered Jon in front of him; neither side said any trash talk and directly engaged in a battle.

Kuroro discovered Jon first, but Crimson King, with its power and speed both at A, was far stronger than Kuroro in close combat.

In the brief confrontation, Kuroro's arm was directly dislocated.

Kuroro immediately jumped back a distance, grabbed the dislocated arm with his other hand, and twisted it.

With a 'crack,' the arm was fine.

Jon was speechless; what does this mean? Why does it seem like everyone except me knows this trick?

Didn't they say this trick is rare?

Kuroro was observing Jon, and Jon was also observing Kuroro.

Jon's hand had already grabbed the tin foil in his pocket, watching the surroundings very vigilantly.

Why haven't the other members of the troupe come yet?

No, Kuroro didn't send any signals or shout loudly for people to come and gang up on me.

In Jon's understanding, Kuroro was definitely not a reckless fool like Uvogin and Feitan who liked one-on-one fights; he was definitely a normal person like Jon who would never single out if he could gang up.

Could it be that only he came, or are others preparing to ambush him from the side?

Jon's brain was running wildly, and then, Jon gave up thinking.

Why bother thinking so much?

Silently opened Epitaph.

Hmm, no one ambushed him after seven seconds; it seems like there's no one around now.

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