Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

“Senior, this should be a communication from Chaldea, if you haven’t connected to anyone else’s signal.” Mash quickly gave an answer to Jeanne’s question.

"Oh, I see. I'll connect then." With that, Miss Jeanne pressed the only button on the bracelet.

The instant after Miss Jeanne pressed the button, a circular symbol appeared on the ground, resembling a magic circle. In the very center of this symbol was a Chaldea symbol. A moment later, Miss Jeanne saw a square symbol appear on the ground, looking like a square magic circle. Although magic circles are usually circular, square ones are not impossible.

The square of blue light rose directly into the air and transformed into a projection communication screen.

There was only one person on the screen. He looked a little tired, but Miss Jeanne knew very well that he was the doctor she had met in another Chaldea before.

"Finally, we've made contact. Hello, can you hear me?" the doctor asked. As for why she kept calling him "doctor," it was because Miss Jeanne hadn't asked his name yet. Although she already knew his name from the other world, there might be problems if his name in this world was different from the one in the other world.

"I can hear you, don't shout so loudly," Miss Jeanne replied. But if Miss Jeanne's guess was correct, there must have been a slight problem on the other end, namely, the situation where every communication had to be adjusted due to the explosion and fire.

"It's you, Mashu. So you were really caught up in the spirit particle transfer?" After a little time to adjust, the doctor finally saw the two people standing there. After seeing them clearly, his voice became slightly worried: "Without the help of the frame, it's amazing that you were able to withstand the loss of meaning."

"Alright, tell me about the current situation in Chaldea first. After all, I'm a special agent of the Clock Tower." Jeanne said this as she listened to the doctor's words. As for why Jeanne said this, it was naturally because she needed more information. After all, you can't cook without rice, and even if Jeanne's detective skills were off the charts, she couldn't make any good judgments without information.

"Well, the current situation at Chaldea is that there are no high-ranking personnel left besides me. I guess I'm lucky to have skipped work?" Looking at Jeanne's expression, the doctor knew very well that he was just someone else's agent at this moment.

"Hmm, so that means the culprit knew exactly where the Chaldea leadership was positioned. And from that perspective, perhaps your skipping work today was really lucky, Doctor." Gently stroking her smooth chin, Miss Jeanne stated her earlier conjecture: "Furthermore, if this person could keep placing bombs in various locations throughout Chaldea without being detected, that means..."

At this point, Miss Jeanne suddenly stopped, because she knew very well that her guess perfectly matched what she had said earlier. But if the answer was really like this, Miss Jeanne couldn't keep quiet: "Who do you think is the most trustworthy person in all of Chaldea?"

“Although they trust different people, from Chaldea’s perspective, it should be Professor Rafe, who helped the current director with affairs after the former director’s death.” After thinking for a while, the doctor and Mash gave an answer that sounded acceptable.

"I see. Then let's proceed as if Rafe is the enemy for now." After listening to the two of them, Miss Jeanne thought for a moment and gave a less-than-ideal answer.

"Okay, sir... Eh, why treat Professor Rafe as an enemy?" Although she had gotten along very well with Ms. Jeanne before, which led Mash to subconsciously follow Ms. Jeanne's advice, she realized something halfway through her sentence: why treat Professor Rafe as an enemy.

“Miss Jeanne, if you are referring to Professor Rafe Norell, I can tell you that Professor Rafe Norell was at the epicenter of the explosion, and his current condition is… dead.” The doctor stated this based on the casualty reports he had seen earlier, as he looked at Miss Jeanne who had suddenly set her sights on a single target.

"Exactly, it's really strange to make a dead person the enemy." Hearing the doctor's words, Mashu's first reaction was not to think about Professor Rafe's current condition, but to judge whether what Ms. Jeanne did was reasonable.

“No, if I’m not mistaken, Rafe is definitely not dead. In fact, Rafe is the culprit behind the whole incident. After all, if the disappearance of the flame of human civilization is related to Rafe, then Rafe’s death should be a hoax. After all, he is the person that the entire Chaldea trusts the most. If it were someone else, I would have suspected someone else.” Listening to the two reports, Miss Jeanne said this as if she were talking about something she had already judged.

"But..." Upon hearing Miss Jeanne's words, the doctor wanted to retort, but he was interrupted by Miss Jeanne before he could finish his sentence.

"Only the most trusted person in all of Chaldea could casually place a bomb where Chaldea's high-ranking officials are standing without anyone noticing, right?" Jeanne interrupted the doctor loudly, but her subsequent words forced others to believe everything she said.

After all, if we judge it by basic standards, everything Miss Jeanne said is correct.

"If I'm not mistaken when I went to see Mash, those forty-seven Masters must have suffered heavy casualties." After letting out a slight sigh and ending the previous conversation, Ms. Jeanne asked the doctor this question.

"Yes, all forty-seven people are in critical condition. If Chaldea's situation doesn't improve, then the deaths of those forty-seven people are certain." The doctor answered Miss Jeanne's question, but his expression was far from pleasant.

"I see. Although it's as predicted, if my judgment is correct, Doctor, you should just freeze those forty-seven Masters now. After all, Chaldea is probably the last spark of humanity now." Hearing the doctor's words, Jeanne sighed again. For some reason, Jeanne had sighed almost as many times today as she had in the past week.

"Huh? Miss Jeanne, what do you mean?" After hearing Miss Jeanne's guess, the doctor's face turned even paler, looking as pale as a slacker suddenly told to work overtime.

“What I mean is, we can rescue those forty-seven people when we have the ability later. For now, Mashu and I will explore Singularity F as part of the Human Order Restoration team. After all, I can’t return to the Clock Tower if we don’t resolve things here.” Without answering the doctor’s question, Ms. Jeanne continued speaking to herself. But after she finished speaking, Ms. Jeanne thought of something else: “By the way, how is the director?”

"The director died in the explosion."

"I see."

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Anyway, that's all for today. I have to catch a flight tomorrow, so that's all for now. Goodnight...

Thank you woty, Daomingsi Ying, and Juanliu Jinsheng Xiaoyan for the recommendation votes.

We Cannot Ignore Tomorrow's Earth (Part 1): Chapter Eleven: Cú Chulainn and Jeanne

Cú Chulainn, the strongest warrior of the Celts, was trained by Scáthach, the queen of the Land of Shadows. In normal Holy Grail Wars, Cú Chulainn is usually summoned as a Lancer. However, this time was an exception. But this Holy Grail War was suddenly interrupted halfway through, so it didn't really matter.

After Fuyuki City was engulfed in flames, all humanity vanished, leaving only Servants. However, at this time, Saber reignited the Holy Grail War, challenging different Servants with ease. She successively defeated Acher, Lancer, Rider, Berserker, and Assassin, and the Servants she defeated were corrupted by the black mud.

Before discovering some interesting things today, Cú Chulainn had already solved Rider and Assassin.

As for the interesting things Cú Chulainn discovered, they are certainly worthy of attention from Cú Chulainn and the Servants corrupted by the black mud.

However, Cú Chulainn has no intention of making contact with the two of them right now. Rather, their fighting power is simply too great, so Cú Chulainn feels that if he were to make contact rashly, the outcome might not be good, and problems might arise.

It wasn't until Cú Chulainn saw their communication from a distance that he finally decided to make contact with the two.

However, before they could get too close, one of them spotted them.

“I say, shouldn’t that guy hiding over there come out? After all, you’ve overheard a lot of things, so you should be able to confirm that we’re the people you can contact, right?” Miss Jeanne said after the communication ended. Upon hearing this, Cú Chulainn immediately stepped out of his hiding place, staring at Miss Jeanne with undisguised eyes. After all, many of Miss Jeanne’s previous actions were not something an ordinary person would do.

"Although I don't want to contact you right now, Miss, since you just said that, it wouldn't be right not to come out." Unlike the fear in his eyes and heart, Cú Chulainn's words were quite defiant. However, apart from certain special Servants, everyone who heard what Jeanne just said should have come out. After all, they are heroes.

"Oh, I see. Oh well, it doesn't really affect what I'm doing anyway." After hearing Cú Chulainn's words, Miss Jeanne smiled slightly and said this to Cú Chulainn.

“Although I don’t know what you’re planning, since you fought those black Servants, you shouldn’t be enemies anymore.” Cú Chulainn quickly discerned from Jeanne’s words that she didn’t actually harbor much ill will towards him.

"A black Servant, it seems things are getting quite interesting here." Upon hearing certain keywords, Jeanne felt as if something had slightly come to mind, but after thinking for a while, she couldn't recall anything. In fact, after that initial period, Jeanne had almost no memories of her time before becoming a Servant, so she wasn't surprised by this outcome.

"Yes, she's the Servant who was defeated by the Black Saber and then corrupted by the black mud." Judging from Jeanne's tone, Cú Chulainn knew very well that Jeanne's interest had been piqued, and now she just needed information.

"Hmm, so that means if I can defeat Saber, this place will be settled?" After thinking for a few seconds, Miss Jeanne asked.

"More or less, but we can't rule out the possibility that someone else did it." Cú Chulainn answered Jeanne's question with ease, after all, it would be quite nice to have someone help him deal with the black Saber; however, before dealing with the black Saber, Cú Chulainn felt there was one more thing he needed to remind Jeanne: "Of course, if you go directly to fight the black Saber, Acher will stop you."

"I see. So, you can use your Noble Phantasm, right, Caster?" Having obtained the information she wanted, Ms. Jeanne thought for a moment and then asked a different question, one that sounded completely different from what she had asked before.

"Of course they will. Releasing Noble Phantasms is like an instinct for Servants. Are there any Servants in this world who can't release Noble Phantasms?" Cú Chulainn replied to Jeanne's question. However, through their conversation a few minutes earlier, Cú Chulainn clearly understood that Jeanne wouldn't speak without reason, so there must be a reason for her question.

However, the reason soon became clear.

"Um, I don't know how to unleash my Noble Phantasm." Mash said weakly while listening to the two of them talking. But in reality, Mash didn't need to speak so timidly. After all, this was the first time that a Demi-Servant had been successfully used on Mash, so she had no idea what would happen.

"You mean...?" Upon hearing that there were indeed Servants who couldn't unleash their Noble Phantasms, Cú Chulainn quickly realized why Jeanne had said that.

"Teach her how to unleash her Noble Phantasm. As for that Saber, I'll go and deal with her. The other Servants are just practice material for you two." Jeanne quickly told Cú Chulainn what she wanted him to do.

“While it’s good to be confident, it won’t be enough for you to do it alone, Miss,” Cú Chulainn said after giving Miss Jeanne a brief once-over.

“Yes, it’s difficult for me to fight the enemy all by myself, but what if there are other people besides me?” Jeanne asked Cú Chulainn in return.

“That’s impossible. Although your combat power is almost on par with a Servant, if your partners are all at the level of ordinary people, then it’s impossible for them to fight against the enemy at the same time.” Without much thought, Cú Chulainn gave his answer.

"Well, let's wait until we see them. I've already located them, but it seems they have some dependents with them, so they can't just come directly to see us." Jeanne said, looking at Cú Chulainn, her words showing no doubt about the group's fighting strength.

"Then I'll wait until I see them before deciding whether to let you go alone, Miss." Although he still had doubts about the fighting strength of the people Miss Jeanne mentioned, Cú Chulainn decided to follow Miss Jeanne without hesitation, just to give it a try.

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I've finally arrived at school...

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We cannot ignore tomorrow's Earth (Part 1): Chapter Twelve - Which is better, the Zanpakuto or the Servant's ability?

Medusa, a villain mentioned in many children's stories, is, in reality, a character Miss Jeanne thinks Athena is far too petty. After all, it's such a trivial matter, yet she turns her into a monster—it's really...

However, no matter what, Miss Jeanne couldn't figure out how the story started. But at the same time, because she didn't know how the story started, Miss Jeanne now had a chance to learn more about it, although whether or not the other person would answer was another matter.

Thinking this, Miss Jeanne stared intently at the Lancer who had just attacked. Of course, how did she know the other person's identity? Naturally, she found out from Caster.

Of course, if it's just Rider, Jeanne thinks that Mash might be able to face it alone. Of course, if special combat power is needed, Jeanne will also step in. After all, as one of the few classes, the so-called Shield Class Servant, Mash is undoubtedly inferior to most Servants in terms of combat. However, if a contest is necessary, Mash will not lose to those Servants. At least, it's acceptable to consider her lack of combat ability only after other Servants have broken through Mash's defenses.

Although the fact that Mash is currently unable to unleash her power is indeed giving Jeanne a bit of a headache, after careful consideration, Jeanne feels that there is no need to dwell on this issue. After all, there is no logic to things like demi-Servants. Since this is the first time such a situation has occurred, it is best to just blame everything on the demi-Servant.

"By the way, Miss, your performance just now didn't seem like that of an ordinary person at all." Cú Chulainn asked Miss Jeanne this question while watching Mash and Medusa fight, as if he had noticed something.

"Ah, you guessed right, I'm not an ordinary person. Rather, I was a Heroic Spirit a long, long time ago." As she said this, Jeanne instinctively tried to retrieve the drink from the Imaginary Dimension, but after reaching out, she realized that she was no longer holding the Herrscher Core, so she couldn't directly take things from the Imaginary Dimension.

"Hmm, could it be that you, like her, are a Demi-Servant?" After listening to Jeanne's words, Cú Chulainn pondered for a moment before asking the key question.

"No, no, I used to be a Heroic Spirit. It's just that my Spirit Origin was destroyed, and my record on the Throne of Heroes was erased. Then I was thrown into another world to fend for myself." Jeanne answered Cú Chulainn's question casually, as if she didn't care about that past at all.

"So that's why you can't teach her how to unleash her Noble Phantasm now?" After hearing Jeanne's words, Cú Chulainn knew very well that he had stepped on a landmine, but even knowing that he had stepped on a landmine, Cú Chulainn still wanted to know about Jeanne's past.

"Pretty much, but if you're going to change the subject, could you at least be a little more serious? After all, with such direct words, anyone would know you're trying to change the subject." Turning to look at Cú Chulainn, Jeanne said with a smile, but it was strange that Jeanne's smile was based on the fact that Marcus was constantly fighting Caster.

"Then I'll just ask directly, Miss, what exactly caused your Spirit Origin to be destroyed?" Caster didn't try to hide it after seeing that Jeanne had seen through her attempt to change the subject, and asked directly instead.

"Who knows? Anyway, that's the gist of it. Right now, I can't do anything, whether it's unleashing a Noble Phantasm or anything else. At most, I'm just a little bit stronger than a normal person." Jeanne recalled the situation back then, describing her condition at the time.

"I see. But once you get used to the intensity, going back to being human will be quite tough." Although Caster knew about Jeanne's story, she didn't have any particular thoughts about it. While Jeanne was cute and lovely, Caster simply didn't want to get involved in Jeanne's troublesome affairs.

"Well, I'll handle that grudge myself, so you don't need to help. Mash, did you feel like you unleashed your Noble Phantasm?" After saying that to Caster, Jeanne immediately changed the subject, and her ability to change the subject wasn't much better than Caster's before.

However, Mash did not answer Jeanne's question. It seemed that just defending against Lancer's attacks had left Mash with no energy left.

After Jeanne loudly uttered those words, Lancer noticed her instead. After all, compared to Mashu's unbreakable situation, Lancer now felt that starting with Jeanne would be a better choice.

Without warning, he left Mashu's defensive range and attacked Jeanne directly, his chain blade whistling through the air as it hurtled towards her.

"Yare yare." Seeing the chain blades attacking her directly, Miss Jeanne gripped her hand, and a blade appeared in her palm.

With the sound of metal clashing, Miss Na directly deflected the chain blade that was attacking her, and then casually attached a large amount of spiritual energy to the blade.

Although Getsuga Tenshou is a Zanpakuto-exclusive skill, after using it once, Jeanne managed to figure out how to use it. While its overall power might not be as great as Getsuga Tenshou when it is directly used in Shikai form, Jeanne's spiritual pressure is high, and high spiritual pressure means she can bully people at will.

Although this move doesn't have a name yet, Miss Jeanne is very clear that she will definitely kill Lancer with this move, or at least cripple him.

As Jeanne predicted, Lancer was overwhelmed by the immense spiritual pressure emanating from Jeanne's sword strike.

"Hey, what was that just now?" Lancer, who was standing to the side, looked at Jeanne's attack with a slightly surprised tone, after all, Jeanne had said before that she was already an ordinary person.

“Well, the things I learned in another world are very practical. At least in some ways, they’re more useful than the records of Spirit Origins and Thrones of Heroes,” Jeanne replied to Caster’s question.

After all, in a sense, it's true that Ms. Jeanne really thinks Zanpakuto is more useful than Heroic Spirits.

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In short, today's task is complete.

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