Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

If Miss Jeanne's guess is correct, then that so-called Joan of Arc must be that guy, that annoying guy.

However, it's not the right time yet, because Joan of Arc won't arrive until almost dawn, so it's not the right time yet; we need to wait.

While waiting, the best thing to do is to have someone check which android it is.

According to the mythology, among all the people here, there are probably only two who can solve the problem of the android boy. The first is Caster Avisbro, but according to the mythology, he is someone who will do anything to move towards the true paradise.

His method of getting to the park was simple: he used a magic puppet. However, judging from his actions, his magic puppet lacked a core. Therefore, the android boy couldn't be handed over to him. If he were used as the core of the magic puppet, Miss Jeanne would feel a little guilty.

So, if Caster can be ruled out, then we should look for another person: Chiron. Chiron is a famous sage in Greek mythology. If we look at it from the perspective of mythology, Chiron's performance can almost be described as omnipotent, and judging from the title of sage, Chiron's character must be quite good.

Therefore, based on the above connections, the best Servant to observe this homunculus at present is Chiron.

"It seems the magic circuits were about to go berserk. Otherwise, it's probably just overwork." Chiron concluded after briefly examining the android boy's body.

"Overwork, huh? Considering that this is an artificial being who has been used as a battery to supply magic power since birth, it's not surprising that this problem occurs." This conclusion was quickly drawn from Chiron's analysis, and from the conclusion, all of the artificial being's symptoms seemed quite normal.

"Why are you helping him, Risker?" Chiron asked, looking at Jeanne, who had gleaned a lot from just a few words, but still couldn't discern the reason behind this special Servant's actions simply by looking.

"What kind of ridiculous question is this? Although our times are different, if you see someone calling for help, shouldn't you go and save that person?" Yes, just as Jeanne said, if you see someone calling for help but don't go and save them, you will surely be ashamed of the name you have left in history.

"Even if you knew Caster was already looking for him?"

"I don't know, after all, I 'didn't hear' it."

Yes, Miss Jeanne has absolutely no idea about Caster's plans, so just take it as fact.

Seeing Miss Jeanne like this, Chiron sighed. "Now that the physical examination is complete, I'll be leaving. I won't reveal that this boy is here."

"Hey, hey, hey, don't go! Something's come up, I have to go out for a bit." Seeing Chiron about to leave, Miss Jeanne quickly called out to him.

"Something unexpected? Is it about RULER?"

“Ah, yes, after all, I have some connection with Joan of Arc.” Seeing that Chiron seemed to have deduced a lot from his words, Miss Jeanne had no choice but to tell him everything. After all, dealing with a wise man, even if you wanted to hide these things, he would probably see through you anyway, so it was better to tell him everything.

“There’s some history between us,” Chiron said meaningfully, looking at Jeanne, whose expression was neither good nor bad.

"Alright, I should head out now. If I'm even a little later, I probably won't be able to catch that car and those two people. Thanks, Chiron." After glancing at the clock on the wall, Miss Jeanne prepared to leave.

“I think this has something to do with her past, don’t you think, young man?” Chiron said to the homunculus boy after Jeanne’s departure, looking at the girl whose face had lost its gloom.

Yes, this ruler is indeed related to her past. So much so that Miss Jeanne didn't even want to hear any information about it, because she was afraid that she would lose control after hearing the news and rush to the other side's house to kill their entire family. But now that she has received this news...

Miss Jeanne's unexpected calmness was probably just due to the news.

However, it must be said that Ms. Jeanne's previous speculations after receiving the news were wrong, which is a rare occurrence.

But she didn't intend to say anything more. Anyway, it wasn't important. For Miss Jeanne, the important thing now was to meet the murderer who indirectly caused her death, not to think about these trivial matters.

While sitting in the back of a car, Joan of Arc suddenly sensed something; yes, it was the effect of her innate skill, divine revelation.

"It's dangerous here, please go back first," he said to the driver.

"That won't do."

"please."

In the end, Joan of Arc persuaded the coachman and successfully disembarked here.

Yes, just as Jeanne said, it's very dangerous. What follows is much more dangerous than I imagine. A battle between two top-tier Servants, if it were to take place here, would probably be no less than a small-scale conflict. If a small-scale conflict had small missiles, it would probably be a small-scale conflict.

"You are the Servant Ruler, aren't you? Be prepared." With that, the Servant attacked.

In an instant, the armor that served as a Servant appeared on his body, but could such armor really defend against enemy attacks?

And what happened next was just as expected: since the red team's servants had already arrived, how could the black team's servants not arrive as well?

The Servants from both sides began to fight, each fighting to kill Joan of Arc here, or to slightly tilt the arbiter's bias in their own direction.

The final battle, of course, did not yield the outcome that either side most desired.

However, this only applies to either Black or Red.

The Servants present were not just from the Black or Red factions.

"RULER, may I ask if you may come to our castle in Yggdrasilnia?"

“Otherwise, fairness cannot be guaranteed,” Jeanne d’Arc replied to the request from the Black Saber Master.

"but…………"

“Gold, this woman won’t agree if you just say it like that.”

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The conflict won't start in this chapter; it will in the next. But Joan of Arc will definitely be safe. I planned that way because Joan is unaware of the situation, and Jeanne will only kill those directly involved. (A lot of your wives are going to die, haha.)

I'm just asking here... I'm just asking... but it seems like there's not much to ask for...

Thank you Abyss Wolf King, I have no heart..., and the recommendation votes from @天天被日, Fabaloco, Book Guest 80448710336, Jeanne Darc, Ginko?, and Di Jiu.

Thanks to the old dog who lost Mei Ming for his sudden, sarcastic comment.

Thank you to the old dog who lost Mei Ming for the monthly pass.

A war filled with black and white: Chapter Three - Don't Stop (Referring to Revenge) (Please vote, at least get over 100 votes today!)

“Gold, this woman won’t agree if you just say it like that.”

Yes, the moment that voice appeared, Joan of Arc thought she had misheard. Yes, she had misheard, because that person could not possibly be in this Holy Grail War.

"Don't think about it anymore, that person isn't here anymore. But I think I should say long time no see, you disgusting saintess."

Joan of Arc looked in the direction of the voice and saw a person who looked exactly like herself. If she only looked at her appearance, Joan of Arc would even mistake her for the Joan of Arc Alter from Chaldea.

However, his own ability, True Name Insight, told him that the Servant in front of him was someone else, a person named Jeanne Joestar.

"Jeanne Joestar, an unknown Servant, whose class is RISKER (Adventurer), which has never appeared in any Holy Grail War before. Who are you?" Jeanne still couldn't quite figure out the situation, just like before.

Now, when Jeanne saw that face that looked just like hers, her reason was overwhelmed by anger, even though she had previously thought she would remain calm.

Yes, this is a rare occurrence, and therefore, Miss Jeanne did not expect that she could remain rational under such anger.

It was only now that Gold realized just how similar Joan of Arc and the Riker were.

"Gold, I will take this RULER back, but before that,..." He appeared instantly beside Gold and said this.

"Wait, you wouldn't be... " Yes, after seeing Jeanne up close, Jeanne finally realized that the Servant RISKER, no, she should say, Jeanne Joestar, could she be that person?

"It's too late." With that, Miss Jeanne threw a punch, intending to land a blow on Joan of Arc's face.

Yes, upon discovering this, Joan of Arc instantly lost her will to fight, but even without that will, her instincts as a warrior's spirit remained.

So he used the flagpole in his hand to block in front of himself.

But an even more unbelievable loss occurred. Yes, what happened next was unbelievable for both Jeanne d'Arc and Saber in Red.

The flagpole blocking Joan of Arc passed right through Jeanne's fist. No, rather than passing through, it was more like the hand was a phantom, completely failing to provide any resistance.

But if that's the case, then there shouldn't be any harm.

But that wasn't the case. It wasn't that no damage was done. The truth is, Joan of Arc was sent flying by a punch from Jeanne d'Arc.

Then, just like when she appeared next to Gold, Miss Jeanne appeared in the place where Joan of Arc had been knocked away, teleporting in a completely unreasonable way.

"Hoo~~~" Adjusting his breathing, another fighting method emerged, his fists were covered with something that looked like lightning.

'The mountain blows with colored ripples and rushes away! ! ! '

Yes, the moment Miss Jeanne made her move, she had no intention of holding back.

Miss Jeanne wanted to beat Joan of Arc, and she wanted to keep beating her until she had calmed down her anger.

However, Joan of Arc, who had been knocked away earlier, now made a slight move.

Yes, Joan of Arc thrust the flagpole forward so that Miss Na wouldn't be able to perceive the speed.

'It's too late to pull that body into the imaginary space.' Yes, Miss Jeanne is too late; she can't pull that body into the imaginary space.

The punch that hit Jeanne Alter earlier was also a similar trick, temporarily pulling the part of the fist that would touch the flagpole into another dimension, thus creating the same attack effect as before.

But now, the reaction time is too slow.

If Miss Jeanne hadn't stopped throwing that punch, she would have been pierced through the abdomen by the flag spear.

But Miss Jeanne will not stop, she will never stop, because Miss Jeanne is, is an avenger. It doesn't matter if her abdomen is pierced, since she doesn't have a spirit core. So, Miss Jeanne will not stop, Miss Jeanne doesn't need to stop, revenge doesn't need a reason.

In the end, Jeanne's punch and Joan of Arc's shot both achieved the results they wanted, but both paid a price.

"SABER! Go stop them, stop either of them." Yes, Gordes finally realized what he should do and hurriedly ordered his servant to stop the two people.

Yes, Siegfried acted the instant he received the order, rushing forward at a speed that no ordinary person could react to, intending to use a grappling technique to grab Miss Jeanne.

However, if I had to say, it was actually a wrong decision.

Yes, ever since Miss Jeanne came out of the interdimensional portal and had a heart-to-heart talk with Sirin there, the core of the Space Herrscher has finally become fully usable by Miss Jeanne.

If I had to put it into words, it would be that in this world, unless one is proficient in spatial magic or other forms of magic, there simply is no way to capture Miss Jeanne.

Therefore, although she was captured, it did not stop Miss Jeanne's fight.

After discovering this, Gold quickly came up with a solution.

“RIKER, if you continue to attack RULER, then you will be an enemy of the entire Black Faction.”

Yes, it's not a great method, but if I had to say, it's a very useful method for Jeanne right now.

Although Miss Jeanne was consumed by rage, if one had to say, even amidst her fury, there was always someone standing in her heart, untouched by any anger.

That person was Cecilia. Yes, after seeing the person in her heart, Miss Jeanne thought of something else, that is, there was someone waiting for her. So she must not die here. In fact, she must win the Holy Grail War. Otherwise, she would not even have the ability to go back to see Cecilia.

“Looks like she’s calmed down.” Gold confirmed this as he saw Jeanne’s eyes had become slightly calmer.

"..." Although she had calmed down, Miss Jeanne's condition looked very strange to others. Looking at the saint lying on the ground, Miss Jeanne said nothing, but just stared.

“…I’m sorry.” Similarly, Joan of Arc looked at Jeanne in silence, but finally uttered two words.

It's a very simple word, but it's not the word Miss Na is waiting for.

"Tell me who else is involved, and I'll decide whether or not to kill you based on the situation."

After hearing what Miss Jeanne said, she left, as if that was the end of the matter.