Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

“That won’t do now, I still have to save humanity.” Indeed, Jeanne’s words were met with Joan of Arc’s opposition.

"But what does that have to do with me? What does it have to do with them killing me!" Yes, when she said those words, the young woman's emotions immediately began to spiral out of control.

"..." Looking at Jeanne like this, Jeanne remembered that Jeanne's original class was not RISKER, but another class, the same class as the original Jeanne Alter who was summoned to Chaldea after Jeanne died.

Avenger.

Ah, the original Jeanne was also of that class, and when Jeanne just lost control, Joan of Arc saw what that class looked like.

Rather, it's the Alter Jeanne d'Arc from Chaldea who's the real disgrace.

Yes, Miss Jeanne has perfectly demonstrated what an Avenger is all about.

"Sorry, I lost control just now..." But in the next instant, Miss Jeanne's expression returned to calm, as if the momentary loss of control had never happened.

"..." Yes, at this point, Joan of Arc understood a little bit about what triggered Jeanne's anger. As long as it didn't involve killing the group of guys who had confronted him back then, she was a very easy person to talk to.

"Oh, right..."

"Ok?"

A muffled thud was heard.

Joan of Arc was punched in the stomach with such force that she vomited blood.

"This punch is the end of our feud. From today onwards, we have no more grudges." Yes, the reason why Miss Jeanne punched Joan of Arc was very simple.

It's simply that I felt I shouldn't take my anger out on someone who didn't know the truth.

However, this does not mean that revenge has been abandoned. Just as mentioned earlier, Miss Jeanne will definitely kill those key participants.

Yeah, kill him.

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Yes, that's how Jeanne is designed. Those involved will likely kill her half to death; none of the main perpetrators will escape. However, Jeanne won't harm the unsuspecting Joan of Arc. (I'll leave it at that.)

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A war filled with black and white: Chapter Six Jeanne Jostas

Just like during the day, the night sky was almost cloudless, and the moon was clearly visible. It was much better than the perpetually foggy weather in London, I suppose.

But such weather also meant something else for Miss Jeanne: she was easier to spot, and certain clues could be found more easily.

For example, he was able to clearly see Joan of Arc's face standing next to him.

Although he still couldn't suppress the urge to punch her, the abdominal strike he had just delivered indicated that the feud was over.

So now there's no reason to beat Joan of Arc up anymore, what a pity.

As for why Miss Jeanne is here, the reason is simple: the Red Team's Berserker has arrived. Well, he came alone, but perhaps coming alone is the most fitting description of a Berserker, after all, he is a berserker.

"It's a truly horrific sight. That Berserker was born for battle, and he's destined to die in battle."

"It's a bit unbelievable that a Berserker can talk, but he doesn't seem like someone who can persuade people." Rider looked at the injured Berserker who was constantly fighting in the forest and made an analysis that was clearly inconsistent with his usual skills.

“Then let’s deliver the hammer to that traitor, starting with you, Rider.” Similarly, although Vlad III was also troubled by the Berserker, he quickly figured out how to solve the problem.

After all, it would be a waste not to use so many Servants under my command.

"Ugh, I hate it, I really don't want to do anything barbaric, but..." Rdier said, patting his cheek with his hand.

"Oh well, there's nothing I can do about it." With that thought, Rider set off to deal with the Berserker.

"Risker, what are your thoughts on this battle?" Vlad III asked Riker after watching Rider depart.

'Lancer, that's an interesting question.' Yes, that was Miss Jeanne's first reaction upon hearing that.

After all, Lancer had never witnessed Jeanne's level of reasoning or analysis.

"Oh dear, if you ask me, I can't come to any conclusion." Indeed, faced with such a question, Miss Jeanne didn't intend to reveal the whole story.

"She just thinks that someone like you who can obtain the Risker (Adventurer) class must have some analysis of this situation."

"So, you see this battle as an extraordinary adventure or as hunting wild beasts? Well, you're not wrong to think that way, after all, that Berserker does look like a wild beast." Yes, while Miss Jeanne isn't particularly intimidated by Vlad III, who knows what these rulers are generally thinking?

So there's nothing wrong with being a little cowardly when you should be, after all, being targeted isn't a good thing either.

“If you view this battle as hunting a wild beast, then it’s a very simple situation. Berserker will inevitably be captured. I wonder if you are satisfied with this outcome?” Based on her experience, Miss Jeanne spoke as if she were describing a battle that was guaranteed to be won.

"What would happen if you were to fight Berserker?" Vlad III had probably heard about Jeanne's fighting prowess from Saber, and now he was starting to take an interest in her abilities. While it was natural for a king to have his subordinates as strong as possible, it was always better to have some control over certain unstable factors.

Yes, Jeanne is an unstable factor for Vlad III and even the entire Black faction, since Jeanne does not belong to any faction but appears in the world as a special Servant.

If we were to say who is closest, Ruler and Jeanne-de-Louis are the most similar in nature. Although these two are similar in nature, they are ultimately different.

If Jeanne wants to obtain the Holy Grail, she will be at odds with both factions. This also means that if Jeanne does not belong to either faction, she will be someone that both sides want to win over. After all, who wouldn't like having an extra combatant with both technical and defensive capabilities?

Except for those guys who think they can conquer the entire map by themselves.

"I don't know, after all, my fighting style is different from yours." Yes, Miss Jeanne's answer was simple: she didn't know.

After all, Miss Jeanne's battles are all based on reports, while Heroic Spirits are in skirmishes and there may be other situations, since Heroic Spirits often start fighting before their true names are even revealed.

So if I had to put it in perspective, one scenario is a clash of raw power, and the other is using intelligence to compensate for insufficient combat strength. That's a very simple situation, and an exceptionally simple one at that.

Therefore, Miss Jeanne is completely unable to answer this question right now, because if she were to fight under these circumstances, Miss Jeanne is not at all sure that she could win.

That's just how intelligence warfare is. Not having intelligence doesn't mean you can't fight, it just means your combat effectiveness will be greatly reduced.

After all, Miss Jeanne is a weakling, a real weakling. Her Ripple technique might not be able to put her to a fight against this group of overpowered characters. However, Miss Jeanne is a weakling right now, so she can only obediently fight an intelligence war. But even if she fights an intelligence war, Miss Jeanne might not be able to win.

If it were Astolfo, Jeanne might be able to go 50/50, but with the others, she'd be lucky to get a 70/30 split. Jeanne would get 30, while the others would get 70...

Yes, that's the limit for Miss Jeanne.

"Is that so? Then Risker, you shouldn't come. You should settle your score with Ruler." After hearing Miss Jeanne's answer, Vlad III casually discerned quite a bit of the situation.

Then they set off, leaving Jeanne and Joan of Arc behind to watch over them.

"Would you like to hear how I've lived these past twenty years?" Yes, ever since Flanders III also set off, the atmosphere between Jeanne and Joan of Arc had become extremely awkward, but in the end, Jeanne broke the silence.

"Hmm..." Joan of Arc, who was also at a loss for words due to the awkward atmosphere, agreed to the matter after hearing these words.

During the conversation between the two girls, and in the story of moonlight, Miss Jeanne tells her own story, her story over the past twenty years.

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He sold his legs in exchange for a backstab...

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A war dominated by black and white: Chapter Seven - The Inherited Ripple Breathing Teaching Method

The rooms in this castle are undoubtedly very good, very good, I suppose.

However, looking at all this, someone didn't feel good.

Yes, that was an artificial human boy, just an artificial human boy with a simple will to survive, an artificial human boy who was saved by Miss Jeanne because of his will to survive.

Yes, although the bed was soft and the air was... well, the air might not have been that good, but whether the air was good or bad, it wasn't a very comfortable thing for the android boy.

"I..." He stood up, supporting himself against the pillar beside the bed. His intentions were good, but how should I put it? His intentions were good, but the hardware didn't support the android boy to do so.

"Why am I here?" Yes, the android boy began to think, although he wasn't thinking about the questions left behind by Miss Na and Chiron, but he still started to think.

Compared to his previous self, who escaped simply because he didn't want to die, the current android boy is much better.

What should I do?

Seeing this, the android boy unexpectedly asked a question, a question as universally relevant as "What to eat tonight?"

However, this question is correct and appropriate for the android boy. But is it really useful for the android boy to ask this question?

The android boy, who only had three years to live, was unaware of this, but he understood one thing very well: he wanted to live.

But for a person, wanting to live, no, it should be said that simply wanting to live is not enough, not at all.

As human beings, it's not wrong to want to live, but for many more people, the desire to live is for something else, something more important than life itself.

For example, Cecilia opened the door to two worlds so that Miss Na would give up everything without hesitation, and so that Miss Na would risk her life for revenge.

There are too many examples like this, too many to count. So perhaps what the android boy needs to think about isn't what to do in this kind of life, but something else entirely.

Rather, it is the meaning of life that is important to most people.

'But is doing this kind of thing really meaningful?'

If we're being honest, the android boy's thinking isn't wrong. After all, he's just a newborn baby. He might have a strong learning ability or a quick mind, but if we have to say something, the android boy simply can't come up with an answer.

Because it's ultimately too difficult for an infant to contemplate the meaning of life.

'Clearly, it just exists...' The android boy, thinking this, remembered what Chiron had said: that he could only live for three years.

'But even so, I still don't want to die, nor do I want to be unable to do anything.' She struggled to stand up again, wanting to rely on herself to do something; perhaps this was the conclusion she reached after thinking it through.

But then, the door suddenly opened. Yes, Miss Jeanne had arrived, opening the door without any warning, which slightly startled the android boy.

After all, if the android boy were discovered, it would be very dangerous. He would either be disposed of as a failed experiment, thrown back to the Servants to provide magic, or used as the core of a monster by Caster. None of these would be good outcomes.

Should I say it's really tragic?

However, now is not the time to discuss this matter. After all, once Miss Jeanne estimated Vlad III's perception range, she returned immediately after leaving his perception range.

After all, it's better to be a little cowardly if you're always on the receiving end of someone's betrayal, since Miss Jeanne can't beat them.

"Jeanne, is this the android boy you mentioned?" Joan of Arc, following behind Jeanne, asked Jeanne after seeing the android boy lying on the ground.

"Hmm, can you take him and run away?" Yes, for Miss Jeanne, the most important thing right now is to ensure the survival of the artificial boy, since he had pleaded with her and expressed his desire to live.

Jeanne has accepted the origin and demands of the homunculus boy, so she must ensure his survival, at least until the end of the Holy Grail War.

Alternatively, Jeanne could die. After all, in the Holy Grail War, Jeanne herself wasn't sure if she could survive. After all, Sirin's Honkai energy might not be enough to support Jeanne in using the Imaginary Space for many more battles.