"Hermit Purple?"
None of those present were unfamiliar with those two lengths of thorny vine.
Joseph Joestar's Stand, Hermit Purple, had the power of spirit photography.
"Don't tell me..."
Staring at what Don Quixote held, Jotaro's pupils contracted. He seemed to have guessed what the other man was thinking.
Was Jean Pierre Polnareff's Stand really this creative?
"Actually, I've also obtained Yoshikage Kira's Third Bomb, Bites the Dust."
Without explaining much about the purple thorns in his hand, Don Quixote merely glanced at Joseph, who was still aboard a cruise ship within the range of his mental power perception, and a silver hourglass appeared in his hand.
The sand symbolizing time continued to trickle downward.
"The reason Bites the Dust rewinds time by one hour...
Actually, its rewinds can be divided into two types: a detonation rewind and an activation rewind."
Carefully sensing Killer Queen's ability in his hand, Don Quixote spoke slowly.
An activation rewind was the one Yoshikage Kira had triggered himself out of despair after killing Hayato, returning to before he killed him. On that occasion, Kira had retained his memories, while everyone else had not.
The condition was that he had to be in despair to activate it manually, and he also had to detonate another bomb. It was rather cumbersome.
Nor did it preserve events that had already occurred, as demonstrated by Hayato coming back from the dead.
A detonation rewind, on the other hand, was automatic. Once the Bites the Dust bomb was triggered, time rewound automatically, recording the events that had occurred during that period. When the corresponding moment arrived, those events were destined to happen.
Yoshikage Kira, the one who activated it, retained no memories. Only Hayato, the host, remembered.
Essentially, whoever carried Killer Queen retained their memories. Or rather, while the