Just as Jotaro Kujo had expected, N'Doul had indeed changed his approach to the battle.
Under Fang Mo's control, the two of them shot straight up to a height of a hundred meters. Even if Geb stirred up a sandstorm, it could not sense their exact positions.
Considering that this operation might fail, N'Doul no longer fixated on targeting Jotaro Kujo. Instead, he held to the idea that as long as he could clear obstacles for Dio, even taking out his companions would be enough.
For instance, the old man's grandfather.
Though Dio had mocked the old man's Stand as the most useless one during their final battle.
Purple Hermit had never been a Stand meant for direct combat. Its abilities were more suited to gathering intelligence.
Put simply, without Purple Hermit, Jotaro Kujo's group likely would not even have been able to find Dio's hiding place. They could only have watched helplessly as Holy Kujo weakened and died.
Though he did not understand the principle behind it, Dio himself could also use Purple Hermit to perform Nensha. That was precisely why N'Doul knew how great a threat Purple Hermit posed to Dio.
He had originally planned to kill Jotaro Kujo first.
Because before the ambush, he had received some relevant intelligence.
The Stand Users Dio had sent out before had basically all been dealt with by Jotaro Kujo and Fang Mo.
But honestly, N'Doul had not taken that intelligence seriously at first. The Dio he revered had acknowledged him, and after completing his trial, his spiritual will had undergone an unprecedented transformation.
Geb had also changed completely.
Yet after actually exchanging blows, N'Doul finally realized just how troublesome his opponents were. He would most likely die here.
Since he could not take care of Jotaro Kujo and Fang Mo,