Book Recommendation: JOJOs Causing Trouble in a Slice-of-Life Series / End-of-Volume Note ...

"Roar!"

The battered and bruised King Kong dragged his body forward, knocking a Skull Lizard flying and protecting CC.

But the gorilla, already at its last gasp, was dragged toward the abyss by several swarming Skull Lizard.

As his body slid down, King Kong struggled, his hands tearing through the soil and gripping the jade-white rock tightly.

Kevin's somewhat gloomy gaze instinctively shifted downwards, hoping at least to help his old friend out of his predicament.

However, looking down, his eyes narrowed slightly, and his small face was filled with ecstatic joy.

"Make good use of all the resources around you... Guardian... So that's what it means..."

Skull Island! I should have known! Looking down from above, this island is clearly the remains of an ancient King Kong!

Kevin's body sank, and he scooped up CC and Jill Hera with both arms. With a thought, he sliced Skull Lizard that was entangled on King Kong into several pieces.

"Big guy, I'm going to take you somewhere. Now trust me, don't resist anything!"

King Kong, clutching an ancestor's rib, leaped onto the precipice, collapsed to the ground, and obediently spread his fingers, allowing Kevin to stand upon them.

Finally, pulled by the Spatial vortex, Skull Island shook violently, and as the reefs shifted, the R'lyeh paper production capacity slowly sank into the endless void.

P. S.: My mom dragged me into this afternoon, so I can only update tonight. I also need to help out tomorrow, so I'll guarantee at least two chapters and try to add more as much as possible. I hope you can understand.

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Chapter 474 Book Recommendation: <JoJos in Slice-of-Life Anime>

(The story is set after the events of * Eyes of Heaven *, where the JoJos fall into a strange space and are unexpectedly drawn into a world mixed with slice-of-life anime. What follows is the story of the JoJos causing trouble in these slice-of-life anime. Readers unfamiliar with the * Eyes of Heaven * storyline can understand it as an ending where all characters from parts 1 to 8 survive.)

They finally defeated "Heavenly Dio," but after Dio's death, the timeline seemed to have taken a strange turn due to everyone's battle.

Kujo Jotaro: "... What's going on?"

Looking at the skyscrapers in front of me that were completely different from what I remembered, and the fact that it was 2018, everything seemed so unfamiliar.

However, Jotaro later discovered that he wasn't the only one involved; many others had also been unexpectedly drawn into this "farce."

Jonathan: "In short... is this another parallel world...?"

Joseph: "Oh! NO! What on earth is going on?!"

Jotaro: "... Yare yare, thief!"

P. S.: This is a friend's book, it's pretty good. Those who like JoJo are welcome to check it out.

Link: <JoJosaka's Mischief in Slice-of-Life Anime>

Endnote, Section 477

Volume 6 mainly introduces the world-building, as well as the two-ring questline, the Holy Grail War, and preventing the City of R'lyeh from rising on Skull Island.

It's somewhat of an original work, I guess. I don't know how well it will turn out. But if you only look at the plot, you should be able to figure it out, right? I'm a little unsure.

Volume VII, The Dark Crystal Myth, covers the following two- to three-ring quests.

It mainly involves the following worldviews.

1. <The Black Bullet>, the author Zidian Laozei disappeared while speculating on stocks, so it can only be used as a reference and may not necessarily refer to much of the plot.

2. Final Fantasy VII will select some characters and backgrounds.

3. Final Fantasy XIII, same as above.

4. The rest are some fragmented integrations, such as Honkai and Gun Gale Online.

Chapter 450, Section 475: The Mysterious Delivery from Seven Star Village

The South Pacific Ocean was calm and still, as if nothing had happened.

But beneath the surface, undercurrents were surging. Two giant submarines shaped like whales were lurking and patrolling the area, while teams of mysterious people in diving suits were conducting meticulous salvage operations.

As they searched extensively, they made occasional discoveries: dark green stones, fragments of some kind of purplish-red crystal, pieces of octopus tentacles, strange fish scales, and severed limbs of animals such as large lizards. These were carefully placed into glass containers by the mysterious people in diving suits.

The staff in white coats who were responsible for receiving the items, despite wearing breathing masks and protective suits, could not hide their joy at receiving such a treasure. They numbered and saved the items and placed them in the cold storage room.

The exterior of the ship and the clothing of these professionals were marked with a special logo consisting of black, blue, and green squares.

Inside the control room, everything was pure white, with metallic walls all around. In the center, on a silver-white chair, a blond man with slicked-back hair, wearing a trench coat and sunglasses, gently tapped the back of the chair.

Two Doberman Pinschers, their skin peeled off and dripping with blood, trotted to the seat and obediently sat down.

The man in sunglasses nodded in satisfaction, then opened the microcomputer and briefly examined the personnel working diligently in the ocean. At that moment, a high-level forced communication was initiated.

"Wesker, good boy, I saw it, you did a great job..."

The Illusionary Screen gradually became clear, showing an old man in a European-style castle. He coughed a few times, his face covered with age spots, and his expression was full of satisfaction.

Although the old man was frail and his withered right hand was receiving an IV drip, his cloudy eyes revealed a gloom and shrewdness that were incongruous with his age.

With a gentle wave of his right hand, a square floor beneath Wesker's feet slowly rose, revealing three green vials with a double-helix structure atop a pillar emitting cold air.

"Good day, Mr. Spencer. Would you like me to send these experimental materials to the Russian Caucasus Research Institute as soon as possible?"

Albert Wesker behaved quite modestly and humbly.

This former employee of the Umbrella Corporation, who was pulled from the sea by fishermen several years ago, was rehired by a company formerly known as "Sanlian" after coming ashore, due to his "skilled" business acumen.

The dying old man before me is named Oswell E. Spencer, a famous European nobleman and the founder of the Umbrella Corporation.

However, due to the outbreak of the Raccoon City crisis and the suppression from various parties around the world, he chose to make a tough decision and actively transfer assets and research results.

Ultimately, after years of low-key efforts, Spencer successfully tied his family together with their rival, Triad Company.

The feud between the Umbrella Corporation and the Triad Company dates back quite a long time.

In fact, the raw material for the T-Virus and the G-Virus is the Sun Stair Flower from West Africa, and the Oldest One record of this special plant comes from a book with very few circulations, "Natural History".

The author of this book is Henry Travis. The Travis Family extensively developed various resources in Africa based on the records in the Natural History Book, and thus established the Triad Company.

However, due to a momentary oversight, Oswell E. Spencer, who had read the records of the Sun Stair Flower, became quite interested in the evolution of life.

Therefore, his company, Umbrella Corporation, began to heavily invest in Dr. Charles's research projects on the T-Virus and the Sun Stair Flower.

This kind of get-rich-quick scheme right under their noses made Triad Company extremely envious, and the open and covert struggle between the two sides naturally lasted for a long time.

This includes female agent Ada, who Oldest One worked for the Triad Company and went to Raccoon City to steal the T-Virus.

Today, with the world order undergoing dramatic changes, Triad Company urgently needs to grow stronger and is naturally happy to accept the submission of its old rival, Spencer.

Of course, there's another reason: this Old Man has lived long enough, and as long as he dies smoothly, Spencer's family assets will naturally fall into the hands of the Triad Company.

However, in terms of internal struggles, Spencer was remarkably shrewd despite his age. Not only was he not swallowed up by the Travis Family, but he also secretly brought in the Shinra Family from Japan to join the Triad Company.

As a result, the tripartite balance of power was maintained for a long time.

With the division of interests and power, the departments on the company's black, blue, and green modular logos also each have their own leaders.

The black-represented Resource Development Department is based in Japan and is mainly responsible for exploring ancient ruins and popularizing Mako Energy. The Shinra Family has absolute control over it, and its [Imperial Army] is a formidable fighting force.

The blue-represented Department of Ocean Transport was controlled by the Travis Family, who ran the project during that era. To enhance their own combat capabilities, they supported the creation of the [Deep Sea] intelligence agency.

The biopharmaceutical institutions represented by the green color scheme became Spencer's territory. This seemingly weakest link became the key to maintaining the balance among the three parties.

Because both the [Deep Sea] Gene Lock and the [Imperial Army] Shinra Special Forces are closely related to Spencer's biopharmaceutical division.

Moreover, the Crystallization Sickness in the mining area also needs to be regulated Old Man Spencer's targeted drugs.

Thus, the consensus of "fighting without breaking apart" became a tacit rule among the three parties.

Of course, with the rise of the Shinra Family and its eventual dominance, [Sanlian] has long been officially renamed [Schrodinger Company].

Now, the relative strengths and weaknesses of the three parties in this conflict are probably quite clear.

All things considered, this former Umbrella Corporation employee, after trying to switch jobs and start his own business at Triad Company, ended up becoming a watchdog for Umbrella Corporation founder Spencer.

Fate is a fucking bastard.

When Wesker regained his composure, Spencer across from him gave a slight smile and provided the answer.

"No need. Send it directly to the Japanese branch; we'll be conducting the next phase of experiments there."

"Seven Star Village?"

Wesker looked at the Japanese location on the computer screen, read out the address, and then ordered the two submarines that had completed their mission to head towards Tokyo.

"My child, I believe you can do your best... You are my pride, my proudest creation..."

Due to feeling unwell, Spencer exchanged a few pleasantries and then hung up the call.

But the moment the screen went dark, Wesker's face darkened, and he reached out and crushed his sunglasses into powder.

Pride? In order to survive, this old man specially gathered a group of highly intelligent children from all over the world and used a virus to modify their bodies.

Few survived in the end, and Albert Wesker was one of them.

That old geezer is so desperate to live, he only ever thinks about himself.

As for trust, well, the Old Man gives him the medicine that suppresses the mixed virus in his body regularly, one dose at a time.

If Spencer dies, Albert Wesker probably won't live much longer either.

"Hey, old friend, are you throwing a tantrum again?"

At that moment, a sudden voice rang out in the room. A handsome white-haired man, swirling a glass of red wine in his hand, paced around the luxurious ocean-view room and turned to Wesker with a flirtatious smile.

Chapter 451, Section 476: Tifa and the "Avalanche"

"Is there anything I can do for you, young master?"

Wesker pursed his lips, composed himself, and as the green injection was administered, the dangerous red light in his eyes gradually faded, his tone becoming somewhat stiff and sarcastic.

"What? I remember Mr. Spencer valued you highly."

The handsome man with white hair took a sip of red wine, his tone meaningful.

"Am I not good to the two little guys beside me? But in the end, they are just expendable tools to achieve my goals."

Wesker's lips curled up, his head shifted to the left, and a flash of red light appeared in his eyes. The zombie Doberman's body stiffened, and its head exploded, splattering bloody pulp all over the ground.

"Forget it, I don't like people like you, you're too gloomy..."

The handsome white-haired man shook his head slightly, extinguishing his desire for a deep conversation and reminiscing.

"Same here, young master. I heard your father is planning to change the heir. Aren't you doing the same thing as me?"

Wesker's attitude was lukewarm; the two sides only had a cooperative relationship based on mutual interests, and there was no need for any personal investment.

If necessary, he would sell this young master immediately, and he would definitely get a good price.

This handsome white-haired man is named Lufus Shinra, the son of the current head of the Shinra Family. However, due to his disagreement with his father's ideals, he is not very popular and naturally has little contact with the internal affairs of the Schrodinger Company.

However, no one expected that he would maintain a certain cooperative relationship with Wesker, a key figure in the biopharmaceutical department, and be plotting something.

However, the two tacitly ended the conversation, exchanged information, and then disconnected.

A seaside villa in Tokyo Bay.

Seven Star Village? It seems to be located in the northern part of the former Nagano Prefecture, near the border of Toyama Prefecture, in the Hida Mountains, which are composed of mountains up to 3,000 meters high, and at the foot of the mountains, making it quite remote.

Lufus opened the electronic map and zoomed in on the specific location. As expected, many areas on the map were blurred, and further access was denied.

Phew! It seems to be an important research institution under Schrodinger Company.