Jojo over heaven

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200So even if Erina ran like Jonathan had instructed, even if she tried tosurvive, that should not have been possible.It should have been her fate to sink into the sea along with that child.---That is why I did not think that the Joestar bloodline had continued to this pointwhere I could be "photographed" by Joseph Joestar's "Hermit PurpleI thought them destroyed.I thought them gone--- and yet...Even if I am to make some assumptions, as in that there was some wayErina Joestar could have survived, I can only think that the casket I prepared---the casket I had carried into the ship, was the only thing that could be used asshelter.......But, is such a thing possible?That casket was a shelter for one person, but if strained, it is notimpossible that two could have been in it. Certainly, it was not designed for myphysique to fit into it perfectly after I took Jonathan's body.--- It is notunfathomable that both Erina and I were inside the casket.Though strictly speaking, it was not two, but three.Or even more strictly, four.Jonathan, the baby, Erina, and I.--- If all four of us fit into that casket,then it explains the current state of affairs.Jonathan had a rather large body of 190 centimeters, but at that point heshould have lost his head. And I am of similar height and I was just a head. Erinahad a small frame and the baby was a baby.It may have been a bit of a strain, but it should not have been physicallyimpossible for those four to occupy a shelter built for one.Physically, that is.I have to say that emotionally, that could not happen.--- Jonathan hadjust been pierced through the throat, mustered his final Ripple, and died.And I confirmed that death--- I believe.So if I was conscious and I "took" Jonathan's body, I would not haveaccepted entering the same casket as Erina Joestar.

201I can state that firmly even without a memory of it.If I were conscious then--- this situation would not have resulted.I think it is likely that I mustered the last of my strength to take overJonathan's body--- and then I passed out.I lost consciousness.Though it sounds a bit nicer when saying it that way--- Essentially, I hadexhausted all of my strength.Then who was it that had put me, exhausted, into that casket shelter?---I have thus far convinced myself that even if I were unconscious, I wouldunconsciously have entered the casket for the sake of self-preservation.Seeing that I am alive, I could not find any other explanation.--- But if Iconsider the fact of Erina Joestar also being alive, the story changes.Even if I had unconsciously crawled into the casket, when Erina enteredthe casket herself, she would surely have thrown me out of it, wouldn't she?---Me, someone she hated, someone who killed her beloved partner, surely shewould throw out of the casket, yes?--- No.I had best not give this too much importance.I have actually already reached my answer.--- I just do not want to admitit. It was Erina. When I establish the fact that she had inherited the Joestar familybloodline, their will, I knew. I knew, yet I could not accept it.It was by Erina Joestar.That my life was saved.--- Though I would not like to admit it....However, considering the circumstances, there is no other answer.---With me having taken over Jonathan's body and exhausted my strength, Erinatransported me to the casket and placed me inside with her.There is no other way she and I, as well as that baby, could have beensaved.Thinking a bit more normally, perhaps she took that course of actionbecause that was the corpse of her husband, something she could not simpleleave on the boat.But I know that is wrong.

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So even if Erina ran like Jonathan had instructed, even if she tried to

survive, that should not have been possible.

It should have been her fate to sink into the sea along with that child.---

That is why I did not think that the Joestar bloodline had continued to this point

where I could be "photographed" by Joseph Joestar's "Hermit Purple

I thought them destroyed.

I thought them gone--- and yet...

Even if I am to make some assumptions, as in that there was some way

Erina Joestar could have survived, I can only think that the casket I prepared---

the casket I had carried into the ship, was the only thing that could be used as

shelter.......

But, is such a thing possible?

That casket was a shelter for one person, but if strained, it is not

impossible that two could have been in it. Certainly, it was not designed for my

physique to fit into it perfectly after I took Jonathan's body.--- It is not

unfathomable that both Erina and I were inside the casket.

Though strictly speaking, it was not two, but three.

Or even more strictly, four.

Jonathan, the baby, Erina, and I.--- If all four of us fit into that casket,

then it explains the current state of affairs.

Jonathan had a rather large body of 190 centimeters, but at that point he

should have lost his head. And I am of similar height and I was just a head. Erina

had a small frame and the baby was a baby.

It may have been a bit of a strain, but it should not have been physically

impossible for those four to occupy a shelter built for one.

Physically, that is.

I have to say that emotionally, that could not happen.--- Jonathan had

just been pierced through the throat, mustered his final Ripple, and died.

And I confirmed that death--- I believe.

So if I was conscious and I "took" Jonathan's body, I would not have

accepted entering the same casket as Erina Joestar.

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