Jojo over heaven

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We were childhood friends and grew up in the same house like we were
brothers. So the idea of killing Jonathan or turning him into the undead were not
very entertaining to me.--- So I intended to leave the execution to my
subordinates.
Compared to me with that mindset, Jonathan was far more solid in his
determination.--- He stated definitively that he had no feelings of guilt towards
me, Dio.
It was quite an impressive thing to say.
But it's likely that that was actually true.
When he said that, at that point, it was not a pure confrontation
between justice and evil.--- Through the power of the stone mask, I, Dio had
become a predator, and mankind was defending itself as a life form in this battle.
I may have appeared to be wicked to them, but I only saw them as food.-
-- And in that respect, if there was no good, there was no evil either.
I could not object to calling it a dispute between organisms.
So for Jonathan to then start shamelessly talking about justice and
morals, I did not even think of it as ridiculous. I saw this person as not even
worth opposing and almost disappeared--- but because of Jonathan's emotional
yelling, I accepted his challenge.
The result was, unfortunately, that I lost.
......Though, it was not really unfortunate because my head still
remained.