Jojo over heaven

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It seems that Jonathan acquired the Ripple techniques quite easily.--- Of
course, he went through some degree of rigorous training, but with just a week or
two of, how shall I say this... "something like effort he became able to use the
Ripple...... Ah, honestly, how do I write this? To speak openly, it honestly annoys
me.
Something that I and most other humans cannot do, he learned quite
easily. Like he was given it, inherited it, or he had it all along.--- Regardless, he
managed to learn it some way or another.
Perhaps it's talent.
An aptitude only one in 10,000 has or something.
With something nonsensical like that--- he easily caught up to me, who
had made heavy sacrifices and transcended humanity.
"Takers" and "inheritors
Is there really that much of a difference between the two?
......I wonder if from the beginning I had known that there "were
differences" and that "differences will arise" in the future, I would have had
"resolve" from the very start?
If I had known about the future, would I have become happy?
At the very least, more than Jonathan.--- Of course I don't know what
sort of resolve or preparedness Jonathan had, nor do I very much want to know.
In order to exterminate me now that I had become a monster, he came
to the city deep within the mountains where I was hiding in order to recover,
"Windnights
It was a town built in the middle ages for knights that served kings to
train. And in that era, they made use of the natural land formation of it being
surrounded by mountains on three sides and erected a prison.
Of course, the reason I chose Windnights as my place to recuperate was
because of that prison.--- As I have written many times before, fiendish humans
more easily make good zombies.