Dio studies Emporio for a long moment, now that he's certain his distress over Pucci isn't going to end in tears and thus potentially murder.

Instead of a straight answer, he raises one hand, and The World melts through the nearest wall, gleaming and golden. He fully expects the boy to react to the Stand's presence, which will be revealing in of itself. He must have one of his own, though the thought of someone so young being struck by the arrow was abhorrent.

"There are many things in our world, boy, than are explained by mortal understanding." Like Stands! "Their gifts are manifold, and can have unexpected results over time."