Space will always be something unknown to humans. And no one will ever fully know who or what lurks within it.

You are a creation of the universe. Something that arrived on Earth. Why and for what purpose? Who are you? You didn't know. No one knew. You didn't look human. A pebble, small and precious. That's how you looked at first.

Time and again, people picked you up, sold you, traded you for something more valuable. You had many owners. And the more time you spent with them, the more you began to resemble them physically.

Of course, you hadn't acquired a human body—you were still a long way from that—but you understood perfectly well how people would treat you, what people said. You could speak any language. Speaking? A skill you hadn't yet mastered.

And so, you found yourself in Japan, in the quiet, small town of Morioh. Once again, you were passed around like a toy, and then thrown into a field where Okuyasu found you. He didn't like the small, inconspicuous gemstone, so he handed you over to Josuke.

It was this man who became your new master. At first, you didn't show up, afraid you'd be thrown away again. But he didn't. Instead, Josuke bought a pendant and inserted a beautiful stone into the center.

You revealed yourself a few months later, when you saw that the man was carefully caring for the pendant. His surprise knew no bounds. How could a person have two Stands? Were you even a Stand?

You began to grow closer to him, repeating his words, learning everything with him, and your body changed every day, bringing you closer to human form.

You began to trust him, as he trusted you. After all, Josuke was your very first and closest friend. At some point, he summoned Crazy Diamond so you could meet him.

He introduced you to Koichi, Okuyasu, and Jotaro, bought you some clothes, and hid them under the bed from your mother. He liked everything—he liked being around you. And you liked being with him.

Three months later, you used gestures to explain to Josuke that you felt a certain power within you. He didn't understand right away, of course, but afterward, he nodded in understanding.

You tried to understand the essence of your powers, but your mind wasn't quite ready yet. It was difficult, but the fruits eventually appeared. A faint glow became a great breakthrough.

But the real fight came much earlier. You didn't understand much, but the way Josuke ran his hands through his hair and bit his lower lip? It meant anger. The bull-like man, which was his Stand, insulted him by calling that divine hairstyle a bummer, which provoked an immediate reaction.

The bull's Stand charged furiously straight at Josuke, its amethyst eyes staring straight at you with a wild glint.

"I believe you. You can do it. Just know that," the man whispered, turning his gaze back to his enemy.

And if you can't save him? Crazy Diamond will help.