(Book Three of the ❝Jojo's Bizarre x Reader❞ Series. Please read previous works to understand the lore.)
History repeats itself when (Y/N) "Drei" (L/N) III, granddaughter of (Y/N) (L/N)-Wright, turns vampiric. It's a race against time as she seeks r...
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Packed into the car Joseph had just recently purchased, you and your group found yourself in the United Arab Emirates. With Polnareff driving and Joseph in the passenger seat, you sat right in between Jotaro and Kakyoin.
"Just twenty years ago, this was all desert," Joseph explained, his eyes glued to the map. "But thanks to the massive profits from the oil crisis, this place grew into a dream-like city."
"It's quite beautiful. Such a shame the sun is too harsh for me to enjoy it fully," you spoke. A glance to your side and you noticed Kakyoin looking unsure about something. "Hey, something wrong?"
"I-It's nothing," he answered. "The view here is amazing. If anyone were after us, I'm sure we'd spot them, but I feel like someone's watching us, so I can't help looking back."
"Yeah, I can't blame you," Polnareff responded.
"Well, with that in mind, I've been thinking about our route from here." Joseph leaned over to show everyone the map. "About 100 kilometers northwest is a village called Yarpline. Due to the desert and mountains, the road is heavily curved. It takes two days to reach by car, so the villagers use a Cessna to travel. I think we should go to the village first, buy a Cessna, and cross the vast Saudi Arabian desert. Up to now, I've been worried that attacks by Stand users would cause any airplane we rode in to crash, putting innocent lives at risk. But if we can get a Cessna, I can pilot it, and it'll shorten our travel time."
"Wait... You would pilot it?" you questioned. "Did I hear that correctly?"
He nodded.
"Haven't you been in three plane crashes?" asked Jotaro.
"One of which being your choice?" you added.
"I'm not surprised your grandmother told you about that, but I assure you, it was no choice," Joseph responded.
You laughed, "Yeah, alright. Listen, I'll get on that plane with you no problem, but if my grandmother finds out, she won't be so happy."
Joseph rolled his eyes. "Well, anyway, I think we should first cross this desert, to get to the village of Yarpline. On camels, it would take one day."
"'Camels!?'" repeated Polnareff. "A Cessna is one thing, but wait a minute! I've never ridden a camel before!"
Joseph chuckled, "Leave it to me. I know them very well. I'll teach you how to ride. Just sit back and relax."
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"You want camels?" the farmer questioned upon your arrival. "Sure, but they're pretty expensive and not easy to care for."
