"Now," Salvatore muttered, "this is just ridiculous." The gunwoman was now stuck on a pole several stories up, her stand had become a beast (or at least more of one), and his partner was effectively out of the fight. This needed to end quickly, or it would end badly for him. The strain from two consecutive battles, as well as the injuries the bull had inflicted, were starting to take their toll on Salvatore and his stand. The stand's aim was wavering, while Salvatore's vision was beginning to blur. There was no way they would be able to survive a prolonged fight. There was only one option.
Salvatore took a few deep breaths, steeling himself for what was to come. He had done this a few times while practicing control over his stand, but never anything quite like this. Those times had been simple matters. This was something quite more complex. "So, are you ready to do this?" he asked his stand. The stand, in return, nodded. Salvatore turned his gaze up to the woman on the pole. "Nice trick you've got there, powering up your stand like that. I don't know how exactly you did it, but I'm working on that. In the mean time, let me show you a trick of my own." His focus shifted back to the charging foe, his vision locked on with laser-like precision.
It may be a lumbering beast at this point, but that's also its weakness. There's no way it can make quick movements while going full speed. Even that turn it did earlier took a second or two to pull off. I'm only going to have one shot at this- right between the eyes, as close as possible.
The bull grew closer and closer. Salvatore's heart beat faster and every inch of his body screamed at him to run. His stand lowered its gun and raised its head, looking almost as if it had to sneeze. It was the moment of truth. "Do it!" Salvatore yelled. His stand's head snapped back down, the part of its face where a mouth would usually be splitting open to reveal...a mouth. What was more important was what came out of the mouth- a tongue, specifically the chameleon's tongue. It whipped forward, racing towards the bull.