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At South King Street on Oahu, a woman approaches Jodio by introducing herself as a mutual acquaintance, though Jodio denies knowing who she's talking about.

īefore going on their mission, Jodio and Paco decide to complete another drug deal. Surprisingly, Meryl assigns a fourth member to the group, which turns out to be Jodio's senior from earlier. Meryl tells them that a lone Japanese tourist has come to Hawaii with a precious diamond in their possession, and she asks the group to steal it.

Later that day, Jodio, Dragona, and a thief named Paco Laburantes who is also a Stand user meet with their boss, Meryl Mei Qi.

He then explains his outlook on life based on the concept of "mechanisms" and his dream to become rich. After a bus ride to school one day, Jodio completes a drug sale with one of his eccentric seniors. He also presents his family ties to the Joestar family and his outlook on life. The young boy, Jodio, presents himself and his family, explaining that Dragona looks and acts like a woman, and outlines his mother Barbara Ann Joestar's daily routine. The siblings proceed to take out their respective Stands to defeat the policemen, then burn down the patrol car to get rid of the evidence and finally complete a drug deal with local gangsters. Jodio exits from the car to defend his "big brother". To his surprise, he discovers that Dragona is biologically a man, but that only arouses him more. He decides to arrest Dragona, molesting them under the pretense of searching for drugs. One of the policemen eyes the driver believing they are a woman. On a road in Oahu Island, two police officers pull over a pickup truck being driven by Dragona, with Jodio sitting in the passenger seat. The protagonist himself, Jodio Joestar, presents the plot as the story of how he will become rich, as he is shown with his older sibling Dragona Joestar on a boat looking at a volcanic eruption. Jodio Joestar, a petty gangster from Hawaii