"Strange? Perhaps. Maybe it's a side effect of connecting two Herrscher Gems, but I'm still the one who's right." After listening to Cecilia's words, Miss Jeanne thought for a moment and finally answered in this way. After all, Miss Jeanne herself had also noticed her own strangeness.

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Hmmmm, Sekiro is the best!

Girl and Dragon: Chapter Thirteen So, the Black Abyss White Flower is a bug, a bug indeed!

Sea monsters, as the name suggests, are magical beasts born from the sea, so they have the characteristics of sea creatures. However, they are still magical beasts at heart, so they can survive directly on land.

However, compared to the sea monster, what is more troublesome is the Book of the Annihilation City in Gilles de Rais's possession. It is a magic book bound with human skin, which can summon and control the sea monster at will. Moreover, the book itself has the ability to act as a magic core, so anyone who holds this book has the ability to cast magic of the level of a great magic. Of course, this ignores the user's magic power.

The text recorded above contains forbidden knowledge from ancient evil gods who existed before humanity. This knowledge was translated by a magician, while the original text was written in the language of the Xia Dynasty in China. Earlier texts were described in languages ​​other than human languages.

Of course, none of the above are troublesome matters. Or rather, the real trouble for Miss Jeanne lies in the original text of this book and what is recorded in it.

After being reminded by Cecilia, Miss Jeanne realized that she might have suddenly become a little strange.

The answer to this question lies in the information recorded in the Nargacuga City Bible. The Nargacuga City Bible contains information about the Deep Ones, Father God Dagon, and other miscellaneous things. It is because of this information that Miss Na has become slightly strange, but only slightly.

After all, Miss Jeanne could still understand the information in the Snail City Bible. Although she was slightly affected by the suddenness of the situation, it didn't take long for her to realize from Cecilia's words that she had been affected.

"Oh my god, this is really something." He said this, using his junior's catchphrase, and then casually took the lollipop out of his mouth and tossed it aside.

"Jeanne, what's wrong? Cecilia went up to fight all by herself just now," Sirin asked as she passed by Jeanne.

"Stop looking. I probably won't be able to fight the Sea Demon anymore. After all, I was affected once before." After letting out a slight sigh, Miss Jeanne said this. But what Miss Jeanne said was right. After all, judging from the previous situation, Miss Jeanne was indeed affected. Although she has recovered now, no matter what, Miss Jeanne really can't participate in the battle.

After all, among this group, only Miss Jeanne was able to understand the contents recorded in the Snail Annihilation City Texts immediately. However, while understanding the contents, Miss Jeanne's mind would be slightly polluted and affected, so naturally, Miss Jeanne was unable to participate in this battle.

"After all that talk, it's just that you can't fight anymore." Joan of Arc Alter quickly said this to Jeanne, and for most people, what Joan of Arc Alter said was absolutely correct.

"Yes, yes, I guess I lost this time." But Miss Na doesn't really dislike not being able to participate in the battle, since it's always a great feeling not to have to lift a finger.

"...Tch, really..." Upon hearing this, Jeanne Alter realized in just a few seconds that not being able to participate in the battle might not be a big deal for Jeanne. After all, with everyone present, they could easily subdue the sea monster. Of course, they could also just kill it outright. But in any case, Jeanne didn't need to worry about their lives.

Not having to worry about her life means that Miss Jeanne can just relax during this battle. However, if a real problem arises, Miss Jeanne won't stand idly by. After all, there are a few people who are more important to Miss Jeanne than her own life.

"Anyway, just do your best. Anyway, this battle is none of my business." After a slight pause, Miss Jeanne took out a flag with the word "Go for it!" written on it from the imaginary space and planted it on the ground.

"...Although it's understandable that you had no choice but to watch the show, Jeanne-senpai, wouldn't it make you seem useless?" Soon, the third person to complain, Mashu, passed by Jeanne-senpai while making comments about her.

"...I mean, it's not like I wanted to do this, okay? After all, I was just contaminated by fire detection. Who knows what would happen if I looked directly at it?" After thinking for a moment, Miss Jeanne retorted. But it was no use refuting her, since no one would listen to her now.

However, just like I said before, Miss Jeanne feels so good about not having to fight, since she doesn't need to put any effort into it. So Miss Jeanne suddenly feels that it's not so bad to be completely useless.

“But… we can’t just sit idly by, no matter what.” After scratching her head slightly, Miss Jeanne said, “Although I don’t know how I can help.”

"Forget it, if going up might make things worse, it's better not to go up." After a little thought, Miss Jeanne came to the conclusion that it would be better for her not to go up and help, although she didn't know how she came to that conclusion.

However, while Miss Jeanne was still agonizing over these messy things, she noticed something: Cecilia had returned, followed by Mashu and Sirin.

Miss Jeanne looked at Cecilia, her eyes conveying a clear message: 'I know you have the Black Abyss White Flower, and only the White Flower can handle the damage caused by the Black Abyss, but so fast, Cecilia, are you cheating?'

"It's alright, I solved the problem quickly using zero rated power." Looking into Jeanne's eyes, Cecilia quickly understood what Jeanne wanted to say and said this to her.

"Senior Cecilia killed that monster in one go, that's amazing!" Mash, standing to the side, explained the situation of the battle at just the right moment.

Although the description of the battle is a bit brief, it's resolved, and Miss Jeanne shouldn't say anything more.

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Chapter Two, Done...

Girl and Dragon: Chapter Fourteen - Resolution of the First Singularity

"So, you've found the Holy Grail?" Miss Jeanne asked, looking at Cecilia standing beside her.

"Although Gilles de Rais is the most likely candidate, it's unfortunate that we haven't found the Holy Grail." Cecilia gave this answer after a slight sigh.

“...Well, if my guess is correct…” Miss Jeanne sighed slightly, then stroked her chin and began to ponder the current location of the Holy Grail.

"If my guess is correct?" Cecilia asked, hearing the silence that followed.

“We should be going to fight the dragon, and there might be a whole bunch of Servants with us.” After a moment’s thought, Jeanne gave this answer: “However, we have a special plan, don’t you think, Jeanne?”

"..." Joan of Arc Alter glanced sideways at Miss Jeanne, and within seconds understood what method Miss Jeanne intended to use: "You mean..."

“Yes, that’s exactly what you guessed.” Miss Jeanne stroked her chin, answering Joan of Arc Alter’s question in a very simple way.

"...Alright, alright, I'll summon Fafnir then." After confirming that Miss Jeanne wanted to use that method, Jeanne Alter sighed slightly and agreed to Miss Jeanne's decision, since Miss Jeanne's chosen solution was indeed the best one.

"Then let's begin." After confirming that Jeanne Alter agreed, Miss Jeanne nodded slightly and instructed Jeanne Alter to summon Fafnir.

Although having Jeanne Alter summon Fafnir might cause her some emotional distress, that's the reality of the situation. Even if Jeanne Alter doesn't summon Fafnir, Jeanne will still find the location within hours, break through the defenses of several Servants, and then kill her.

Therefore, after considering all these factors, Joan of Arc Alter felt that perhaps it would be better to handle things without worrying about so many troublesome matters. After all, no matter how you look at it, Fafnir was going to be killed, so it would be better to choose a simpler way to deal with it. Although this approach did make Joan of Arc Alter feel a little unhappy, it was not an unsolvable problem because of the influence of Jeanne's memories.

It was precisely because she considered this point that Joan of Arc Alter agreed to Jeanne's proposal—a proposal that Joan of Arc Alter would never have agreed to under Jeanne's influence.

"It's begun." Looking at Joan of Arc Alter with her eyes closed, Miss Jeanne sighed slightly and said this.

"So, the next thing we're going to do is fight a dragon, right? And a mythical dragon at that." Cecilia sighed slightly after hearing what Ms. Jeanne said, and her voice sounded a little unhappy.

“Yes, although I feel bad about doing this to my past self, we still have to kill Fafnir even if we don’t do it this way. So after considering many factors, she had no choice but to choose the fastest option.” As she said this, Miss Jeanne took out two apples from the imaginary space and tossed them to Mash and Sirin, who were resting.

“So, we’re going to make her suffer,” Cecilia said, catching an apple that fell on her head.

"There's nothing we can do about it." After hearing Cecilia's words, Miss Jeanne sighed slightly and said this.

However, Jeanne never considered making any excuses in this situation, because no matter how she tried to explain, the facts remained the same. Excuses were simply a way to make the outcome look better, but Jeanne didn't need to make the outcome look better. After all, a mistake was a mistake, and the fact that Jeanne Alter was slightly saddened was undeniable. So, it was best for Jeanne not to make any excuses.

However, before Miss Jeanne had finished eating the apple in her hand, she felt something very special, which was the simplest tactile sensation.

'Is the wind picking up? No, that's not right, it must be the wind pressure from Fafnir flapping its wings.' The sudden gust of wind confused Miss Jeanne a little, but she quickly realized that this was a wind that only Fafnir could generate, and considering Fafnir's speed, it was indeed the time when Fafnir had arrived here.

"Looks like there's no time to rest." Cecilia, who also felt the wind pressure, quickly realized that this was one of the phenomena caused by Fafnir's arrival. So Cecilia simply tossed the apple in her hand aside and picked up the Black Abyss White Flower.

Just as Miss Jeanne and Cecilia had said, Fafnir arrived here quickly. However, before Fafnir even landed, he was directly attacked by Miss Jeanne's Void Spear and Cecilia's Black Abyss White Flower.

Of course, these two have no intention of holding back at all. After all, they are fighting a fantasy creature, so Miss Jeanne and Cecilia can't estimate Fafnir's defensive strength, so they don't need to hold back.

However, just as mentioned before, even if Fafnir didn't realize he was being attacked, it was only because Miss Rana's attack was effective that it worked. After all, Miss Rana's Void Spear carried a little extra damage, while Cecilia's defense was impossible to break.

Unless you stab through the gaps between the scales, Cecilia has no way to break through the defenses. Moreover, given the size of Jeanne's Void Spear combined with Fafnir's size, even if Jeanne manages to break through the defenses, she won't be able to inflict much damage on Fafnir.

"Tch, so tough." Looking at the Black Abyss White Flower that was bounced back because it couldn't be broken through, and the Void Spear that looked like a toothpick compared to Fafnir's size, Miss Jeanne suddenly realized that if she wanted to defeat Fafnir, she had to choose another method.

Interestingly, Jeanne found a way to kill Fafnir in just a few seconds. There's a reason why she found the method so quickly: she had just used that thing that morning, so it's normal that Jeanne found it so quickly.

"Initial Release: Infinite: Two-Hit Kill." The attack strategy used by Miss Jeanne is a golden finger glove on her hand.

The attack method of this finger glove is also very simple: just attack the same spot twice, and that person will surely die.

However, coincidentally, due to the combination of Jeanne's spatial abilities and the special circumstances of this Zanpakuto, Fafnir was killed in just a few seconds. After all, it's quite simple to use imaginary space to create a hole in the same place.

Just as Miss Jeanne had predicted, after killing Fafnir, as Fafnir's body gradually dissipated, the last cup was revealed.

That cup is naturally the Holy Grail, and once the Holy Grail is retrieved, this singularity can be considered resolved.

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Actually, the first singularity took a little longer than expected, since Ms. Jeanne had a full map overpowered ability, so if it really needs to be resolved, it should be a quick matter.

However, due to Ms. Jeanne's impulsiveness, the process took a little longer than expected.

Girl and Dragon: Afterword

The void in the sky began to gradually disappear, and that disappearance signified the resolution of the singularity.

"Yare yare da☆ze." Watching the singularity begin to crumble from the edge, Miss Jeanne turned to look at Jeanne Alter sitting on the ground, shook her head, and then reached out her hand to Jeanne Alter: "Do you need me to help you up?"

“No need. You, on the other hand, should hand over the Spirit Origin you promised me.” Hearing Jeanne’s words, Jeanne Alter casually slapped away Jeanne’s outstretched hand and then demanded her reward from Jeanne.

“...Here you go.” After a moment of silence as she looked at her hand that had been slapped away, Miss Jeanne forcibly grabbed Joan of Arc Alter’s hand.

“Hey, I already said, no need…” Although Jeanne Alter’s words still carried a hint of hostility, she soon felt something being transmitted through their clasped hands.

"You still need this, don't you?" Miss Jeanne looked at the bewildered Joan of Arc Alter with a smile that wasn't exactly pleasant; at least, it wasn't a smile that would make anyone feel uncomfortable at first glance.

"..." Joan of Arc Alter did not respond to Jeanne's words, but simply looked at the spot where the two were holding hands.

"What? Don't you have anything to say?" Miss Jeanne asked Jeanne Alter with a smile after looking at the silent Jeanne Alter.

"Is everything alright over there?" After a moment's thought, Jeanne Alter asked this question. Although it was a very simple question, it undoubtedly hit a nerve with Jeanne.

"Over there, it should be fine, right? And if there's another guy like you over there, I have a way to deal with him too." Miss Jeanne said this to Jeanne Alter.

The place they were referring to was naturally the place where everything began, a place also called Chaldea.

"Tch, how annoying." Upon hearing this, Joan of Arc Alter turned her head slightly, expressing her dissatisfaction in words.

Not far from where the two were talking, three people were watching them.

"Aren't you going to join in, Cecilia?" Sirin, dressed in Valkyrie armor, asked the Valkyrie who was holding a spear and watching the two people talking.

"...No, this is their time now, I don't need to get involved." After watching the two of them talk, Cecilia paused for a moment before answering the question Sirin had raised.

“Is it really necessary…” Upon hearing this, Sirin put Cecilia’s words back into her mouth and pondered them again, trying to figure out why Cecilia had said that.

"Um, what are Cecilia-senpai and Sirin-san talking about?" Mashu, the actual eavesdropper, was completely baffled by the topic of their conversation.

However, it's understandable that she'd be confused. After all, the topic Cecilia and Sirin were discussing was something an outsider wouldn't understand either, so it's quite reasonable that Mash wouldn't understand either.

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"So, where are we going, Kiana?" the cherry blossom-colored shrine maiden asked the silver-haired girl sitting opposite her, who was enjoying a piece of cake.

"I don't know either, but I think it's a bit much not to release Himeko after specifically ordering fried tofu." After swallowing the cake in her mouth, Kiana answered Yae Sakura's question simply. Kiana's actions were understandable, after all, the cake was more important than answering the question, and besides, the question itself didn't need to be answered in a hurry.

Upon hearing Kiana's words, Yae Sakura sighed slightly and released a small amount of her energy control, releasing a girl directly. In front of the girl was a plate of fried tofu. Although it was a bit strange for an energy creature to eat fried tofu, there was no need to dwell on the matter too much.

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