JOJO hiding in the hunter world

“Have you heard of monsters?”

No, no, the feeling of Journey to the West is getting stronger and stronger. If this continues, I'm going to have to apologize by blossoming.

According to legend, in ancient times, a demon intercepted a high-ranking monk from the Tang Dynasty in the East, and then divided and ate him with his three disciples to achieve immortality, but a piece of grilled meat has been left to this day… …

Jon's thoughts began to diverge, thinking of strange things.

The divine monkey was dissatisfied with the monk's nagging, and killed him while he was sleeping, and divided and ate him with several brothers.

Seeing Jon leaning back in thought, Netero showed a slight smile.

Everything was within his expectations. He had lived for so long and could count on one hand the number of people who could withstand the temptation of eternal life.

Netero automatically assumed that Jon's expression meant he was thinking about the extravagant and lewd life after achieving immortality.

“Do I have to defeat a monkey to get the Tang monk meat that grants immortality? Are you sure this meat was really produced by a Tang monk? Is it expired?”

If it really is a monkey guarding the Tang monk meat, he would definitely give up directly. The International Divine Monkey is not someone that people of his level can defeat.

Netero looked puzzled, "Huh? What are you talking about? What monkey? Are you afraid of monkeys?”

It seems there's no Monkey King, so it might be worth a try.

“Have you heard of Kyoto, Sakura Country?”

“I haven’t heard of it. I’ve only heard of London, England,” Jon replied honestly.

“Then have you heard of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons?”

Jon's eyes narrowed, “Ning also knows Onmyoji?”

Speaking of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, he thought of a certain NetEase's garbage mobile game Onmyoji. He was directly dissuaded back then because his face was too dark.

How could he not know about the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons? As an old otaku, he had more or less heard of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, the lord of all kinds of ghosts and monsters.

In other words, that was Sakura Country just now, not England. It was actually the parallel world of Japan. Jon misheard.

Netero was a little surprised now, “You don’t know Kyoto, Sakura Country, but you know the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons?”

“I remember a little bit about this legend. How come there really are monsters in this world?”

Oh, right. Since you have been undercover among the descendants of darkness for so long, you should know something. They must have told you about their former leader, Jed.”

Indeed, they had mentioned their Lord Jed more than once.

“I’ve heard of him. Legend has it that his Hundred Demon Curses can rival your Hundred-Type Guanyin,” Jon admitted generously, but this news all came from the theatrical version.

“Indeed, Jed's strength is very close to mine, but in the final battle back then, I was still slightly better and narrowly defeated him. But it was also because his ambition was too great that it would destroy the entire society… …"

“Are you sure Jed is dead? Is it possible that he is still alive?”

Jon clearly remembered that Jed was the big boss in the theatrical version. He definitely didn't die. (Jed was actually resurrected, but Jon forgot.)

“Impossible, I killed him with my own hands, and his final ashes were scattered on the final battlefield.”

Jon looked at Netero in surprise. The chairman was indeed a villain. Not only did he kill his good friend, but he also scattered his ashes.

“What you heard should be a rumor. Don’t worry about it. Jed was a Sakura Country person, and I met him in a temple there.

At that time, he was a young Shinto priest, and the Hundred Demon Curses were just beginning to show signs. There are indeed many powerful masters on that land who have honed their skills to the point of being close to the Tao.

But in my eight years there, I also encountered monsters.”

“The so-called monsters, ghosts and gods, demons and monsters are actually a type of magical beast or phantom beast. Ancient people were more ignorant and called them demons and monsters.

But recently, many incidents of monsters appearing have occurred in Kyoto in the past seven years. So many that it is frightening, and the month before last, someone even saw a mermaid.”

Netero said, taking a sip of tea.

“Mermaid, is it the kind that is rare, with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish? Big breasts and beautiful, but I'm still young and don't have the ability.”

Netero spat out a mouthful of tea, his face embarrassed and teasing.

“You little devil, you know so much at such a young age. It's not that kind of mermaid, it's a real half-human, half-fish monster, with a human-shaped fish head!”

“So what? Is he guarding the secret realm of the elixir of life?” Jon didn't care.

“Have you ever confidently read Sakura Country mythology? Eating mermaid meat can grant immortality. Legend has it that eating mermaid meat can increase your lifespan by a thousand years.

I think this may be able to alleviate your lifespan problem.”

This mermaid meat is plagiarized from Tang Monk meat, right? So awesome.

“The mermaids haven’t been caught yet?”

“Do you think mermaids are so easy to catch? Countless wealthy people who have heard the news have been paying hunters a lot of money to capture mermaids these days.

It can be said that as long as you catch a mermaid, you will have countless wealth and the immortality that the world dreams of.”

What is this, is the king also joining the ranks of hunting Tang monks? Or a Tang monk without monkeys and wild boars.

“Give me the information, deal.”

“Don’t worry, even if you can’t catch a mermaid, finding the reason for the rampant monsters in Kyoto or discovering the secret realm where the monsters are hiding, the Hunter Association will give you a reward far exceeding what you earned from this undercover prison mission.”

“Moreover, no super-powerful monsters have been discovered so far. The hunters in our association have tried to capture monsters, but the captured monsters disappeared after a while.

Moreover, monsters can be resurrected. Someone once killed a monster five years ago, but that monster was resurrected last year. It’s definitely not just that they look alike.”

“Resurrection, eternal life, interesting.” Jon became interested.

But those monsters may have some strange methods. Jon was struggling, whether to go or not.

But that monster is still quite tempting.

As Jon, who grew up watching A Chinese Ghost Story and Chinese Paladin, immortality is just so-so. He already has the trump card of immortality.

But no man can refuse the joy of subduing demons and eliminating evil, the handsomeness of suppressing demons with a sword, and the boldness of chivalry.

He still can't forget the unrestrainedness of the Wine Sword Immortal when he appeared. If it is matched with the bgm of Mr. Qiao in the old version of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, it will be a perfect kill.

Instantly, Jon figured it out. If he doesn't pretend to be a big shot, then time travel is meaningless. The previous plan to squat was always interrupted by various accidents and irresistible forces.

He has seen through one thing. Dog shit fate will not let him be quiet.

Instead of being [beep—] by something strong and trouble coming to his door; it is better to enjoy it and actively welcome trouble.

Jon asked Netero for relevant information and bought a good sword online.

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