Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

Relying solely on Ripple, Miss Jeanne is not entirely certain of her victory, since those summoned in this war are all Servants, individuals who have left their mark on history.

Under such circumstances, Miss Jeanne was not sure how long her newly devised Imaginary Space Strategy could be used. If it were to be cracked, she would be basically doomed.

After all, Jeanne is quite weak. If the analysis is correct, the only Servant in this castle that Jeanne has a relatively high chance of winning against is probably Astolfo.

If Jeanne hadn't been stabbed in the back, she could probably hold her own against many of the Servants here. Unfortunately, the current Jeanne is just a weakling.

"Jeanne, please help me take him out. After all, I'm under martial law." Looking at the person lying on the ground, Miss Jeanne still didn't intend to take the android boy out herself.

After all, Joan of Arc had much more freedom of movement in this castle than Jeanne.

“Alright, but even if we take him out, he won’t live much longer.” Yes, Joan of Arc said, looking at the homunculus lying on the ground.

"It's alright, watch me teach him something."

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"Young man, I will first let you feel the power of Ripple, and then, remember the frequency of my breathing." Yes, Miss Jeanne intends to use this method to help the android boy learn the Ripple Breathing Technique as quickly as possible.

However, this method will inevitably cause the android boy to feel some pain; in fact, he already feels it now.

Miss Jeanne's little finger went straight into the android boy's stomach, and she also transmitted the power of Ripple to him.

After that, the android boy gained the ability to stand up, as if his previous lack of training had never existed.

Learning Jeanne's breathing rhythm, and after memorizing it, Jeanne had Joan of Arc take the homunculus boy and run away, since Jeanne was still being watched by Vlad III.

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Today is another day of slump for me.

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A war filled with black and white: Chapter Eight, Miss Jeanne: This is what it's like to be unable to fight.JPG

It was a long night, but none of that mattered to Miss Jeanne, since she didn't need to fight tonight, which meant she could slack off.

After all, there is such a special Servant, and it is better to reveal such a trump card later. Therefore, before the real battle, Miss Jeanne is destined to be kept hidden.

However, Miss Na didn't feel there was anything wrong with being sidelined, since she was quite weak, so being sidelined was actually quite suitable for her situation.

Moreover, being sidelined is actually a good thing for Ms. Jeanne. Because of her fighting style, being sidelined is the best situation for her. After all, given Ms. Jeanne's attributes, she needs to rely on scheming to defeat others.

However, Jeanne's chances of winning are now increasing. At least she has figured out her own Heroic Spirits, and Jeanne may even side with Jeanne, which means that Jeanne's faction is no longer as weak as it was at the beginning.

It's at least a little bit better than it looks, just a little bit.

But at least it doesn't look as embarrassing as it used to.

Although it's not much better than before, at least overall it looks a little better.

"Announce to the Masters of Yggdrasilia that Ruler has left with a single homunculus. That homunculus is an important host and must be captured alive." Such a voice echoed within the castle of Yggdrasilia.

'It seems they've discovered the android boy, but that's none of my business anymore, since I can't help anyway.' Although she wasn't sure how others would react to this, Miss Jeanne wasn't planning on going out, since she still trusted Jeanne's abilities.

After all, he is considered a first-rate Servant.

Taking someone with you on your way shouldn't be a problem, right?

"If there really is a problem, I can just go and take a look. For now, I'll just pretend I don't know anything." Yes, Miss Jeanne's solution to this matter was to pretend she didn't know anything, since it wasn't anything important anyway.

Yes, for Miss Jeanne, this matter is no longer important, provided, of course, that the homunculus boy doesn't participate in this Holy Grail War.

Yes, as long as that android boy doesn't get involved, everything will be fine.

However, Jeanne has no idea what the future holds, because she doesn't possess the same revelation ability as Joan of Arc. In fact, even when Jeanne was still a Heroic Spirit, she didn't have the ability to reveal the future.

So we can only wait for now; after all, waiting for Joan of Arc to return isn't a bad idea.

However, even while waiting for Joan of Arc to return, Miss Jeanne did not intend to slack off, as she had another matter to attend to.

It's a very simple matter: Jeanne needs to go to Chiron to obtain some information about the Black Faction Servants, since Jeanne herself is a master of intelligence warfare.

Therefore, if there's nothing else to do, the thing Miss Jeanne should do most is gather intelligence.

"Yo, Chiron." Yes, Jeanne met Chiron in Chiron's room. Most Servants have their own rooms, so Jeanne was able to find Chiron's room easily.

Chiron's room is easy to find in such a large castle, but if you have to say, it just takes a while to walk there.

However, Ms. Jeanne simply couldn't understand why such a castle would be built. Although she knew that a castle was needed as a base because of the Holy Grail War, if she had to put it in her opinion, wouldn't such a castle make her an even bigger target?

Yes, the target is too big. It's not about envy or jealousy at all. After all, Miss Jeanne is also a tycoon. Well, although it wasn't shown in the text, Miss Jeanne really is a tycoon.

Similarly, Cecilia is also very wealthy. After all, the fact that she can build a noble castle whenever she wants reflects the hidden wealth of Miss Jeanne and Cecilia.

"It's you, Risker. What's the matter?" Chiron wasn't wary of Miss Jeanne, or rather, he wasn't wary of anyone in the castle at all.

At least until the castle is breached or the Red team is defeated, there is little precaution.

"Hmm, I'd like to hear your thoughts or information about the Red Faction Servants who came here today." Chiron walked slightly to his table and asked him this question.

"Although Saber told me that you seem to be very strong in combat, Risker, you shouldn't be that strong, right?"

Upon hearing this, Miss Jeanne realized that she had been careless.

Yes, Miss Jeanne was careless, extremely careless, because she forgot that the enemies she was facing were those who had left their names in history.

Not to mention that the person in front of me is a famous Greek sage.

Yes, Jeanne initially maintained a proper mindset, but because of Joan of Arc, Jeanne became careless and miscalculated.

Because of Joan of Arc, Jeanne was careless. After all, she didn't expect to encounter Joan of Arc here, and she didn't expect Chaldea's handling of the situation to be so weak.

Yes, it was because of this incident that Miss Jeanne became careless, so careless that she actually mistook the group of heroic spirits in front of her for the petty thugs or weak criminals in London who could be easily fooled.

"Oh my, as expected of the famous sage of ancient Greece, he actually figured it out." Although Miss Jeanne also has a Noble Phantasm like other Servants, at this moment, it's best to just pretend to be a weakling.

Although most people don't like to be seen as weak, if we had to put it bluntly, anyone with a bit of common sense would know that if our... I'm wrong.

Anyone with a bit of common sense knows that playing dumb to outmaneuver someone is extremely profitable in a battle.

"So you came here to gather intelligence to find the weaknesses of those two, right?" Yes, given that Miss Jeanne is in a very weak position, there's no doubt that she came here to ask this question in order to increase her chances of winning the battle by even a little bit.

Yes, just a little bit, only a little bit.

"Yes, I want to know information about those Servants. After all, intelligence warfare is also a kind of battle." Yes, just as Miss Jeanne said, intelligence warfare is also a kind of battle.

"Well then, let me give you a brief overview of the information about those two people."

Yes, the information about those two Servants might not be very important to other Servants, but it is very important to Jeanne.

That's why Miss Jeanne asked.

As a result, Miss Jeanne also obtained some very interesting information.

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Yeah, I had writer's block. But if I wrote a little faster, even though I found the cause, it might be too late. But if I update it, I'll delete that writer's block. That's it.

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A war filled with black and white: Chapter Nine - A sister's guilt towards her younger sister.

The long day is finally over. Yes, it's finally over.

But in reality, this day was only the end for Jeanne; for Joan of Arc, the most troublesome thing was just beginning.

Yes, although the Ripple that Jeanne gave to the android boy allowed him to briefly regain normal function, Jeanne felt it was still too slow, too slow for escaping.

If they weren't running away, Joan of Arc could have taken the homunculus boy and run away slowly, but they are running away now.

Leaving aside the puppets that have already tracked them down along the escape route, the puppets are only a matter of a minute for a Servant of Jeanne's caliber. However, the real trouble is that after a minute, yes, after a minute, if they are held up by the puppets for a minute, it means that the real pursuers, the Black Faction Servants, will have an extra minute to track them down.

Judging from the Servant's speed, it would probably take him a minute to catch up with Jeanne d'Arc and the homunculus boy and have a quick fight with them.

And now, the puppet has caught up, yes, it has caught up.

The magical creatures that flow through the earth are the best proof of this.

"Don't stop, just keep running, the puppet won't pose a threat to you." A voice, whose owner was unknown, said to Jeanne.

However, Joan of Arc, although she did not know who the voice was or why it was helping her, had to say that if she really wanted to escape, she could only do as the voice instructed. Yes, only in this way could Joan of Arc escape with the homunculus boy.

Only in this way could Joan of Arc find some comfort in her heart.

Although Jeanne made Joan of Arc understand with a powerful blow that their past grievances and grudges were now over, but, but...

Even though Jeanne said that, Joan of Arc still felt an unexpected pain in her heart every time she saw Jeanne, and the pain would become even greater when she heard Jeanne's story of the past twenty years.

Although the pain was not unbearable, nor was it impossible to ignore, if I had to describe it, it was this kind of pain that occurred every time I saw Miss Jeanne's face.

When you see that face that doesn't smile often, but whose smile is beautiful, the pain becomes something you can no longer ignore or endure.

In Chaldea, there is another Joan of Arc, Alter. When Joan of Arc saw herself being summoned again, she felt something and her heart began to feel guilty.

However, after testing Joan of Arc's Alter form, the guilt still lingered, but it eased considerably, indeed, it eased considerably.

But why, at this time, in this Holy Grail War, do we encounter another Jeanne Alter?

Although Jeanne d'Arc initially believed that this Jeanne Alter was the same Jeanne Alter from Chaldea, she was undoubtedly not so guilty.

However, when that person rushed up and when the true name was revealed and activated, Jeanne d'Arc fell into doubt again. Yes, there are only so many variations of Jeanne d'Arc Alter.

She had been skeptical about this matter, but when she saw that face full of undisguised anger, Joan of Arc realized that her past guilt had never disappeared; it had simply been hidden deep in her heart.

Yes, when Joan of Arc saw that angry face, she knew who that person was—the one who had punched her in the face.

The first person to die, Joan of Arc Alter, who died because she believed in herself.

Even though Joan of Arc had almost completely buried that matter in her heart, but alas, but alas.