Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

Because I spend most of my time just reading.

“I’m not going over because she’s here.” And naturally, Kiana K. Joestar gave what seemed like a perfectly normal explanation.

Just like Kiana K. Schariac, although Kiana K. Joestar herself still enjoys being around people, if Kiana K. Schariac were to stay here, Kiana K. Joestar would naturally stay here as well, because this place is quite nice.

It's just a little boring.

Returning to Joan of Arc Alter, Joan of Arc Alter actually came looking for the two young girls because she noticed they were missing, though of course, her concern for them also played a part.

Although she didn't show it on the surface, Joan of Arc Alter was indeed concerned about the two young girls.

Of course, this concern is also due to the synchronization between Joan of Arc Alter and Jeanne d'Arc. Although the synchronization between the two is mostly reflected in their strength, it has also brought about some influence on their personalities, one of which is their concern for their daughter.

"I see." Upon hearing this, Jeanne Alter sat down next to the two of them, opened the third Coke she had brought, and took a big gulp. "Drinking something ice-cold in winter is really refreshing."

Upon hearing Jeanne Alter's slightly distorted voice, Kiana K. Joestar also realized something.

"Sister Jeanne, I don't think I've seen Sister Saber today. Usually, she's always with you." After looking around, Kiana K. Joestar finally realized where that unusual feeling of unease came from.

Upon hearing this question, Jeanne Alter was taken aback for a moment, then slammed her Coke on the table. "That guy abandoned me to go be Santa Claus!"

"Huh!" Kiana K. Joestar was quite surprised to hear this explanation, and Kiana K. Schariac, who was sitting to the side, suddenly stopped turning the pages of her book, as if she was also shocked by the answer.

"Well, that's how it is anyway, there's no point in saying more." Jeanne Alter waved her hand as she said this, and then took another swig of cola.

Of course, it's worth mentioning that because Jeanne Alter frequently visits the Honkai world, she is able to bring back a considerable amount of resources.

This naturally includes beverages, so Jeanne Alter can now be considered the logistics supplier for the entire Chaldea.

Kiana K. Joestar watched Jeanne Alter's actions and remained silent for half a second before speaking: "Sister Jeanne, drinking to drown your sorrows will only make them worse."

Although Jeanne Alter held a regular can of Coca-Cola, she actually tasted it like alcohol. If it weren't for the fact that Chaldea normally prohibits alcohol (a rule for all staff and a small number of Servants), and Jeanne Alter herself was responsible for logistics, she would be even less likely to drink alcohol.

Therefore, Joan of Arc could only come over with a can of cola.

Of course, this prohibition on alcohol also applies to both Kianas.

"I know."

After replying with a slightly downcast tone, Jeanne Alter picked up the cola can again, poured the last bit of liquid into her mouth, and then neatly tossed the empty can into the spatial rift.

After all, Chaldea doesn't have time to deal with this kind of waste right now, so strictly speaking, Jeanne Alter's actions actually made a certain Servant a little less troublesome. After all, that guy is the kind of person who would clean up a jar that's just sitting there.

"I'll definitely teach that cold-blooded woman a lesson next year." After disposing of the jar, Jeanne Alter said in a rather childish manner, but considering the time of her birth, it was not unreasonable for her to be so childish.

However, amidst these words, Kiana K. Joestar noticed something: "Um, Jeanne, you're not planning to be Santa Claus next year, are you?"

"Stop looking, that's what she's planning." Kiana K. Schariac, who was sitting to the side and had turned a page of her book, said this quite appropriately.

After hearing these words, Kiana K. Joestar understood one thing very clearly: next year's Christmas would definitely be much more lively than this year's.

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A new volume begins, and this volume marks the end. Time to wrap things up.

Burning Temple of Time: Chapter One - Prelude to the Opening of the Final Singularity

The next morning, the two Kianas, who had just gotten up, heard some bad news.

"The final singularity has finally been completely located. Although we can't be sure about the situation there, it's better to resolve this situation as soon as possible. So let's make some preparations first."

In the newly repaired conference room, Director Olga Marie made such a declaration, and with such a declaration, the two Kianas and Mash had no choice but to prepare. After all, after entering the singularity, Mash was the only one who could directly summon the Servants stationed in Chaldea from the Spirit Veins.

"The Endgame Singularity, huh? That sounds like a really troublesome thing," Kiana K. Joestar said helplessly as she changed her clothes.

However, this is normal. After all, this girl inherited the detective abilities from Miss Jeanne, so when Kiana K. Joestar heard the term "Final Singularity," she knew things were in trouble.

After hearing Kiana K. Joestar's words, Kiana K. Schariac spoke up: "After all, it's a monster that burned the entire surface of the Earth. Although I could do that too, if possible, the two of us should prepare to face a battle at the level of the Herrscher of the End."

"Yes, I know. And since Mom isn't here, it's just the two of us who have to work together." After tidying her hair a bit, Kiana K. Joestar had finally changed her clothes.

Along with Kiana K. Joestar, Kiana K. Schariac was also among those who changed clothes.

"Are you ready?" Kiana K. Schariac asked, looking at Kiana K. Joestar.

Kiana K. Joestar glanced at Kiana K. Schariac, who had already tied up her long hair, and smiled. "I was all set."

With these words, the two opened the door to the Chaldea staff dormitory.

After opening the door, they naturally saw Mashu standing outside waiting for them.

However, next to Mashu, near the door, was another person, the one who had drowned his sorrows in cola last night, Jeanne Alter.

"Once the coordinates are confirmed, I'll be heading there with that cold-blooded woman, so be careful until then." Jeanne Alter, leaning against the door, spoke these words without looking at the two of them.

After saying that, Joan of Arc Alter walked directly in another direction.

That direction leads to Jeanne d'Arc Alter's battle preparation room. Although the idea that Servants need battle preparation rooms might seem a bit far-fetched, Jeanne d'Arc Alter's situation is somewhat special.

If Mashu needs a battle preparation room because she is a half-Servant, then Jeanne Alter only needs a battle preparation room after she synchronizes with Jeanne. Unlike Mashu, who changes clothes or adjusts her own state, Jeanne Alter's battle preparation room is a place filled with all sorts of random things.

After changing into what she needed in the combat preparation room, Jeanne Alter would head directly to the Chaldea Central Control Room, since only there could she determine the coordinates of the Final Singularity.

However, when Jeanne Alter arrived at the control room this time, Kiana and the others had not yet set off.

Turning her head to look at the situation over there, Joan of Arc Alter saw Olga Marie, who seemed somewhat hesitant.

Looking at her, Jeanne Alter seemed to understand why she hesitated, or rather, it was only natural that she would hesitate. After all, this singularity was not like the childish games of facing the Demon Pillars before. Of course, fighting the Demon Pillars was not child's play either, but compared to the battles with the Demon Pillars, the situation in the Final Singularity was obviously more dangerous.

"Hoo~~~" Olga Marie, adjusting her breathing, glanced at the three people inside the spirit frame, a hint of hesitation flashing in her eyes.

And after hesitating, she still hesitated. After all, Olga Marie was the only one among the living humans who had experienced death, and it was precisely because of this that Olga Marie was so hesitant.

However, while Olga Marie was still hesitating, a girl in a white dress took Olga Marie's hand and said, "Barbatos will protect them."

The girl who held Olga Marie's hand was Barbatos, who only appeared in Singularity F and never reappeared.

Of course, not appearing doesn't mean it doesn't exist, because this story mainly describes what happened to Miss Jeanne, so Barbatos, who stayed in Chaldea, wouldn't appear too often.

Feeling the warmth emanating from her hands, Olga Marie finally spoke: "Begin the spirit transfer."

Upon hearing the order, the remaining Chaldea personnel naturally activated the machine and began to drive the spirit transfer device.

"The spirit particle transfer phenomenon will occur in sixty seconds, fifty seconds... forty seconds... thirty seconds..."

With the activation of the spirit particle transfer device, the spirit particle transfer will begin in just one minute.

However, as the countdown was about to reach ten seconds, Jeanne Alter, who was standing to the side, felt some spatial fluctuations.

Upon noticing the spatial fluctuations, Jeanne Alter did not hesitate and immediately said, "Stop the spirit particle transfer; there are spatial fluctuations."

To be honest, there aren't many spatial fluctuations that can affect the spirit particle transfer device, but it's clear that this time, the spatial fluctuations that Joan of Arc sensed could indeed affect the spirit particle transfer.

Knowing the dangers involved, Dr. Roman immediately and forcibly stopped the spiritual particle transfer without hesitation, seemingly wanting to wait until the spatial fluctuations subsided before resuming it.

On the other hand, Joan of Arc Alter wasn't feeling so well, as she sensed the spatial fluctuations becoming increasingly intense.

Moreover, this strange sense of familiarity made Joan of Arc Alter think of a possibility, a possibility that she wasn't sure if it was correct.

A few seconds later, Joan of Arc Alter finally realized that her feeling was correct.

With the increasingly intense spatial fluctuations, Joan of Arc Alter saw a world portal gradually opening up.

And naturally, Joan of Arc Alter saw in it the one who could open the portal to the world.

"Hey, long time no see." A confident smile, coupled with a face just like his own.

The person who arrived was indeed the monster who forcibly killed the Demon Pillar, the one who made Jeanne Alter so powerful.

“You’ve come at just the right time, you rascal.” Joan of Arc Alter chuckled, a rare occurrence for her.

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Okay, that's two chapters for now, because I have to get up early tomorrow.

Burning Temple of Time: Leave of Absence

I'm going to someone's wedding today, it's killing me. I'm taking a day off, which should be the last day off I take this month.

Goodnight.

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Burning the Temple of Time: Chapter Two - Mother and Daughter Reunion

The two people who emerged from the World Passage were Jeanne Joestar and Cecilia Shaniat.

Although these two hadn't left their daughter here for a long time, they still arrived at the most crucial moment.

"Judging from your tone and your positioning here, you've discovered a new anomaly?" After casually glancing around, Miss Jeanne understood that this group had discovered a new anomaly.

After hearing what Miss Jeanne said, Joan of Arc Alter didn't hide anything, since there was no point in hiding it anyway. "According to the findings, this should be the last major singularity threatening humanity. As long as this is resolved, there's no problem in dealing with the others."

"Hmph~" After hearing this explanation, Miss Jeanne didn't think much of it. After all, it's better to resolve singularities sooner rather than later.

Seeing Miss Jeanne and Cecilia suddenly appear, Olga Marie, who was standing in the main seat, sighed and then turned her head, "I say, you two, how come you always appear at such a precise time?"

"Well, that means I'm the main character. Besides, there aren't just two people here, there are three. Although it's hard to say whether the last one is even human." Looking at the girl she had saved, Miss Jeanne sighed slightly and then teased her like this.

“I am indeed not human, and of course, the one that Miss Jeanne is holding hands with should also be human.” The person who appeared along with Miss Jeanne’s words was naturally Heath.

Since Miss Jeanne returned from another world, Heath has been constantly led around by her, and apart from Cecilia, Heath has indeed spent the most time with Miss Jeanne.

This is quite normal, after all, although Heath uses a human form most of the time, it cannot hide the fact that Heath is a dragon. In addition, there are various kinds of magic unique to the Age of Fire, and considering the outside world's understanding of this kind of magic, it is only natural that Miss Jeanne takes Heath with her.

As a legendary soul mage, Hiss naturally saw through Barbatos's true nature at a glance.

However, after seeing the hands clasped together, Heath simply added, "Of course, it's also possible that I'm seeing things. After all, although those souls look like beings other than humans, they are definitely human."

"Well, if that's all there is to it, then take a closer look." After hearing Hiss's words, Olga Marie said quite directly, though Olga Marie herself seemed to care a lot about her non-human identity.

However, such concern is understandable, since Chaldea's current state of destruction is almost entirely due to Lev, and according to the Fourth Singularity, Lev himself is not human.

Therefore, it's impossible that Olga Marie didn't care.