Bizarre Towns

[madimpossibledreamer]

Main Points:
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure/Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Stardust Legacy)
Summary: Jotaro thinks it's probably best to pass on a warning.
Word Count: 300
Rating: Teen

         Josuke is just as excited about meeting “his little baby grand-niece again” as expected, and most of the conversation goes exactly as expected, so Jotaro settles into responding easily. A thought occurs to him, and he frowns suddenly, turning to stare out the window, cradling the phone in his ear as he tries to decide whether or not he needs to send Star Platinum out there. “Just a warning, but Sunnydale might be a bit strange.”
         From the tone, he’s pretty sure Josuke’s rolling his eyes. “Pff. As if it could be weirder than Morioh-cho. No problems here.”
         “Mmm.” Jotaro hums noncommittally—it’s not his fault if his uncle refuses to listen, and he’s not here to watch the Inflatable Tube Arm Man—is that the name in English?—chase someone down the street outside his house.
         It’s not dismissive, that’s the thing, and that’s why he likes his uncle better than his grandpa. Well. Not that Joseph meant to sound condescending most of the time, probably, and honestly it probably came from the same place. They’re both overconfident, but Josuke’s is a kind of...collaborative overconfidence. He tends to think there isn’t anything between himself and his friends that he can’t tackle; while Jiisan...well, it felt a lot more like “I’ve got this” than “we’ve got this”. Not that there’s any problem with it; Jotaro tended toward being a loner himself, but he never presented himself to be different. Then again, his uncle may not be completely wrong; if anything could prepare him for Sunnydale, Morioh might be it. “Don’t forget to email me about your flight.” Fortunately, it seems like Josuke’s got work, too, or he’d want to keep talking, when Jotaro doesn’t have too much to add and yeah, he probably should deal with this. Whatever this is.