Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

"Yes." After hearing Miss Jeanne's words, Fujimaru Ritsuka looked up and nodded to Miss Jeanne. "I hope you can do something for me."

Although she had anticipated what Fujimaru Ritsuka would say, or rather, she already knew perfectly well what her Master, who was willing to die to save others, would say, she still made the same choice: "What is it?"

Of course, this does not mean that Fujimaru Ritsuka has become her Master again. Rather, it is because Jeanne feels that she should repay the kindness she received back then. After all, if Fujimaru Ritsuka had not asked Saber Alter to hold off those Servants, Jeanne is not sure if she would have survived in that situation.

Therefore, it's not surprising that Ms. Jeanne helped Fujimaru Ritsuka at this time.

Upon hearing Ms. Jeanne's words, Fujimaru Ritsuka smiled and asked what he wanted Ms. Jeanne to do: "Could you help me defeat Goetia?"

Upon hearing this request, Miss Jeanne smiled at Fujimaru Ritsuka and said, "Heath, come and protect her, because things won't be so simple from now on."

"Okay." Heath, who had been standing some distance away, nodded and appeared next to Fujimaru Ritsuka.

After receiving the last order from her former Master, Jeanne looked at Goetia, who was sitting in his seat, and said, "You heard that too, right? So, can you come down and let me kill you?"

“That’s an interesting suggestion. Why would you ask that?” Upon hearing this, Getia, who was sitting on the throne, was taken aback at first, and then laughed as if she were mocking the whimsical idea proposed by Miss Jeanne.

As for the laughter, Miss Jeanne didn't seem to care much, simply shrugging her shoulders. "It's just too much trouble to walk there."

“Even if I come down, you can’t kill me. As long as this Temple of Time still exists, the concept of death doesn’t exist for me.” Listening to Miss Jeanne’s words, Getia, unusually, started chatting with someone.

As Goetia said, as long as the Temple of Time exists, he himself is an absolutely immortal being.

"..." After hearing Goetia's explanation, Miss Jeanne narrowed her eyes slightly. "Everything eventually dies, even ancient dragons that possess immortality are no exception."

After saying that, Miss Jeanne disappeared into thin air.

Half a second later, everyone heard the sound of a heavy object hitting the ground.

Following the sound, everyone saw Goetia's head rolling on the ground.

However, before he could move more than a few times, Goetia's head fell back onto his neck. "I told you that as long as the Temple of Time exists, I am immortal."

"You look quite impressive, but you've also exposed your weaknesses." After watching the whole thing, Miss Jeanne smiled at him.

Then he plunged his hand into the imaginary space.

Finally, they took out the First Flame, which was wrapped in a ball of paper.

"You know what? Although I've said it before, I still want to say it again: everything will eventually die, even the immortal."

After saying that, Miss Jeanne tore the paper into pieces and threw it at Goetia.

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There should be two more chapters. This volume is very short, probably only a dozen or so chapters, maybe even less. And the next volume will be even shorter.

The Burning of the Temple of Time: Chapter Seven - The Temple of Time Covered in the First Flame

The thing inside the paper ball is naturally the First Fire, the First Fire that separated all concepts in the world.

Unfortunately, the initial fire eventually goes out because there is no fuel. But this is normal, because flames are something that will eventually go out.

Interestingly, Goetia himself had no way of seeing the power of the flames that Miss Jeanne threw at him.

Of course, this is quite normal. After all, the Primordial Flame is essentially the same as the Root in some respects, and may even be more terrifying than the Root in some single aspect.

Therefore, although Goetia, unaware of the nature of the object, was slightly wary of what Jeanne threw at him, he was actually reckless because of the existence of the Temple of Time.

Along with such a wave, Goetia naturally came directly to the attention of the First Flame.

After all, apart from Jeanne and Heath, Goetia had the largest soul reserves, and soul reserves generally represent the fuel for the First Flame. In addition, Jeanne and Heath were not enemies that the First Flame could deal with at the moment, so Goetia suffered a heavy blow.

It directly became fuel for the initial fire.

He probably wouldn't be able to maintain the burning of humanity until Goetia and the Temple of Time, which served as fuel, were completely burned away.

Of course, if that were the case, Miss Jeanne wouldn't be able to accept such an outcome.

Because her Master was still alive in this world, even if he was just a former Master, Jeanne looked at Goetia, whose entire body was engulfed in the First Flame, thought for a few seconds, and then walked to his side: "Do you think you can still say that you are immortal now?"

Feeling his soul gradually weakening, Getia sighed slightly. He knew very well that he had already lost when he failed to stop her, or rather, when he underestimated Miss Jeanne. And that was why Getia was now watching Miss Jeanne walk up to him with little ability to resist.

Of course, it wasn't that she was completely powerless to resist, but every time Goetia tried to use her magic to target Miss Jeanne, she found that the First Flame was burning much more intensely.

After learning about this, Goetia no longer wanted to easily use her power to resist Miss Jeanne, after all, if she used all the power of the Human Order Burning, she would be doomed.

After letting out a slight sigh, Goetia looked at Miss Jeanne and said, "Although this flame can continuously drain my power, I am indeed immortal as long as the Temple of Time still exists."

"Is that so? Then you can just get burned. Anyway, you think you're immortal, don't you?" Looking at Goetia, Miss Jeanne didn't hesitate. Instead, she turned around and walked to Fujimaru Ritsuka's side.

Looking at her, "The threat to Goetia should be considered resolved, because with the burning of the First Flame, Goetia will eventually be completely burned into ashes, devoid of any power and incapable of becoming anything. However, in this case, the Goetia's Humanity Incineration spell should not have been broken, so..."

"So?" Fujimaru Ritsuka asked, looking at the suddenly silent Ms. Jeanne.

"Therefore, you should gather the power of all the Servants in Chaldea to break the Human Incineration, because if you simply remove it, the effect of Human Incineration will still show that it existed before, which means..." At this point, Ms. Jeanne paused for a moment before continuing, "The traces of human existence will eventually disappear."

"..." After hearing this answer, Fujimaru Ritsuka was silent for half a second before nodding at Ms. Jeanne: "I understand, I will ask Da Vinci for help."

To be honest, Miss Jeanne was quite confused about things like the burning of human reason, because although she knew the general idea of ​​the burning of human reason, she didn't know how to do it.

Moreover, Miss Jeanne herself felt that burning the earth directly might be simpler than burning it according to human reason.

However, there was nothing that could be done about it, because Jeanne's Servant stats were already ruined when she survived. In addition, since she had a huge soul but was completely unable to learn any miracles or magic, Jeanne knew that she should leave the task of breaking magic to others in the future.

After all, if you can't even cast a spell, how can you talk about breaking it? Of course, this excludes those who kill people above their level and are invincible in one-on-one combat among their peers, because those kinds of people are beyond the scope of human research.

Having resolved the issue with her former Master, Jeanne turned to face Jeanne Alter and Jeanne, who had previously avoided her. "So, it seems you had something you wanted to ask me earlier?"

After watching for a few seconds, Miss Jeanne didn't hear the two of them say anything. Realizing this, Miss Jeanne didn't hesitate and turned to look at Fujimaru Ritsuka: "If nothing unexpected happens, Goetia shouldn't have a chance to leave the vicinity of the First Flame. After all, I've never seen a guardian of the First Flame leave its vicinity. After all, the fact that anyone with a strong soul would die if they got close to the First Flame is something we've already tried."

After saying all this, Miss Jeanne turned to look at Joan of Arc and Joan of Arc Alter standing to the side, sighed, casually grabbed Heath's outstretched hand, and then opened a portal to another world.

To be honest, Miss Jeanne was actually expecting Joan of Arc Alter to say something, or rather, expecting her to say what she wanted to say.

But in the end, she was unable to say what she wanted to say, which slightly disappointed Miss Jeanne.

But in any case, Miss Jeanne has accomplished her purpose in coming here, or rather, she has slightly overcome a hurdle in her heart.

However, with Goetia being bound by the First Flame and humanity seemingly saved, Miss Jeanne began to ponder something else.

That happened a long, long time ago, but because it was Jiang Ranlian who told her about it, Miss Jeanne still remembers it clearly.

"..." Recalling the words Miss Jeanne had spoken back then, as she walked through the world's passage, she vaguely sensed the point in time those words represented. "No matter how hard I try, am I destined to die in the final war...?"

Although she didn't want to believe it, after learning about Jiang Ranlian's power, Miss Jeanne began to feel that she might really die in the final battle.

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That's all, because I touched it really hard today.

The Burning of the Temple of Time: Chapter Eight - The Question Raised by Joan of Arc Alter

The World Passage connects directly to Chaldea, specifically the Chaldea that Jeanne experienced.

However, just as Miss Jeanne finished walking through the world passage, another spatial fluctuation was transmitted from beside her.

This spatial fluctuation doesn't resemble the fluctuation that would occur when Miss Jeanne opens a portal; rather, it's more like the spatial portal opened by Jeanne Alter.

As Miss Jeanne observed, this spatial passage was indeed opened by Joan of Arc Alter, but it was opened by Joan of Arc Alter from another timeline, a timeline that had not yet been abandoned.

Looking at the spatial passage, Miss Jeanne said nothing, but guessed at some things.

Joan of Arc Alter, who had just emerged from the spatial passage, took a slight breath before looking at Miss Jeanne and speaking, "I..."

"If you have something to ask, ask it quickly. I'm in a hurry to get back and take care of other things." Seeing that Jeanne Alter seemed to need a little more time to think, Miss Jeanne urged her slightly.

Upon hearing Miss Jeanne's urging, Joan of Arc Alter, regardless of whether she was prepared or not, directly asked her question: "I just want to ask you a question."

Looking at Joan of Arc Alter, Miss Jeanne smiled and said, "Well, go ahead."

"You, what kind of person are you... no, are you really Jeanne Alter?" This question made Miss Jeanne feel that things were a bit unexpected, but it was indeed a question that Miss Jeanne had always had.

As is well known, Jeanne is not actually Joan of Arc Alter, but a soul from another world that suddenly acquired the soul of Joan of Arc Alter's spirit origin. Unfortunately, Jeanne was summoned back then.

Of course, these are all just Ms. Na's guesses, or rather, just Ms. Na's personal speculations. As for the real situation, Ms. Na herself doesn't know.

only...

These events led Miss Jeanne to begin pondering another matter: whether she was truly the original transmigrator.

Because of what happened in Soul Society, and because she lost all her memories before becoming Jeanne Alter, Jeanne was very puzzled. Of course, such puzzlement was normal, after all, these things seemed very wrong.

First of all, the fact that Jeanne's Zanpakuto actually has two self-awarenesses caught Jeanne off guard. After all, most Zanpakuto only have one consciousness, and even Bankai only allows that consciousness to grow, not to become two consciousnesses.

Having taken proper classes at the Shinigami Academy, Jeanne naturally knew this, which is why she understood what a strange existence a Zanpakuto with two consciousnesses truly was.

After all, a Zanpakuto is a part of the wielder's soul. Therefore, a Zanpakuto cannot have multiple consciousnesses (Ichigo Kurosaki is an exception, as he has one consciousness as a Quincy and another as a Zanpakuto). Knowing this, Ms. Jeanne naturally began to think about it.

The final result of the deliberation was that there was no conclusion.

Because no one knows the true nature of a transmigrator's soul, even Heath couldn't determine Miss Jeanne's situation.

It is precisely because of this that the question Joan of Arc Alter asked at this moment has somewhat hit Jeanne's weak spot.

But when faced with this question, Miss Jeanne simply looked up at some unknown place and sighed.

“Who knows?” After saying this, Miss Jeanne turned around and looked at everything around her. “What difference does it make? Anyway, we’ve done what we had to do, and there’s nothing else we can do.”

After saying that, Miss Jeanne ignored Joan of Arc Alter and went to another place.

Joan of Arc Alter watched Jeanne's retreating figure, unsure of what to say.

However, not long after Miss Jeanne left, another person reached out and put his hand on Joan of Arc Alter's shoulder, "Don't mind her, that's just how she is."

The voice sounded slightly familiar to Joan of Arc Alter, but not entirely.

When she turned her head, Joan of Arc Alter saw a face that looked exactly like her own.

However, that face was currently holding a dried squid in its mouth.

Upon seeing the dried squid, Joan of Arc Alter suddenly realized where the fishy smell that had suddenly reached her nose was coming from.

"..." Looking at the face that was just like her own, Joan of Arc Alter was silent for a few seconds before cautiously asking, "How did she end up looking like this?"

"She just has too many things she can't let go of. If she could let go of some things, maybe she wouldn't have so many problems. Of course, given her situation, it's impossible for her to let go of anything." Joan of Arc Alter hiccuped as she said this.