Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

Why would he appear at this time? Back then, he could have simply appeared at the Chaldea summoning circle, vented his anger, and done what he was supposed to do as a Vengeance class. What was wrong with that?

"And now, Jeanne, tell me, is this the end of the feud?"

How can this feud ever be resolved?

Yes, it was precisely because Miss Jeanne acted too casually at that time, acting as if she were someone who had seen through the world, decisively letting go of her hatred for Joan of Arc.

Therefore, Joan of Arc felt a piercing pain in her heart, as if a part of her heart was bleeding.

Most people in this world don't understand what it feels like to kill.

In this world, there are probably not many people who understand the circumstances surrounding the death of someone who is like a younger sister to them. But what if this younger sister died because of their own mistake?

Yes, that would be something that over 99% of the world's population would find hard to accept.

And now, your sister, who died because of your own actions, has been resurrected, punched you, and told you that you'll pretend that never happened?

In that situation, although there would be some relief, if it had to be said, the guilt would only be more severe for the older sister.

Then the part of your heart that's been bleeding will feel like it's been stabbed again with a knife.

It became even more painful.

That's why Joan of Arc agreed to Jeanne's request, and that's why she took the android boy away from the castle.

Because Joan of Arc felt that doing this might make her heart feel a little better, just a little bit better.

It's easy to feel this guilt, it's simple for normal people, but for Heroic Spirits, the reason is probably hard to understand.

Joan of Arc died at the age of nineteen. What does nineteen mean today? Going to university?

Work? Or something else?

But at that time, nineteen years old meant many things, such as fighting, childbirth, and marriage.

But even if that was the case in that era, we can't ignore the feelings of young girls!

Of course, it's also possible that Leticia's girlish feelings influenced this guy who had been fighting for many years, and that he amplified his guilt.

But whatever the reason, all we can say is that Joan of Arc now very much wants to compensate Jeanne, and desperately wants to compensate Jeanne for something.

This is also why Joan of Arc fled with the homunculus boy.

As for the android boy himself? Compared to his sister who was brought back to life, of course his sister is more important!

That is why Joan of Arc believed the voice in her heart.

That's why they were able to send the android boy away from the battlefield so easily.

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I couldn't sleep, so I typed out a chapter for you guys on my phone. How about that? Do you love me?

I feel... copying on my phone is too troublesome, I'll just put all the chapters together tomorrow.

A War Filled with Black and White: Chapter Ten - Jeanne Joestar, the Tax Evader

The physical body, something that seems like a dream to some, is actually a little troublesome for those who possess it.

For example, one needs to eat, or rest, etc. If one had to say, the physical body is not as suitable for fighting as the spiritual body, at least in Miss Jeanne's opinion.

Although not having a physical body wouldn't significantly increase Miss Jeanne's combat abilities, that doesn't stop her from thinking about it.

Hmm, let me think about it. After all, I still have to go back. It's impossible for me to turn myself into a spirit and go back to see Cecilia. It's better to stay in my physical body.

Although I will come back to kill people, well, if I had to say, coming back to kill people is a matter for the future, and I'm in better physical condition to take revenge.

After all, Chaldea is quite formidable.

It's incredible that so many Heroic Spirits are there. As for Jeanne, as a Heroic Spirit, she's quite weak, probably a mid-tier second-rate one, in terms of combat strength alone.

Yes, mid-tier second-rate. That's the best description of Jeanne's fighting ability. Well, Joan of Arc might even be considered first-rate.

Yes, first-rate. After all, Miss Jeanne has no achievements of her own, so reaching second-rate is probably the limit.

As for her physical body, everything about Miss Jeanne will grow. Although her starting point has become much lower, as long as she can grow, she can surpass those guys... probably.

"I wonder if Sirin has protected Jeanne well. Although I'm not too concerned about that guy's safety, I am more concerned about that android." Yes, if it were just Jeanne, Miss Jeanne would never have secretly placed the Herrscher Core on Jeanne yesterday.

After all, given Joan of Arc's abilities, if she wanted to leave, probably no one could stop her, except for certain exceptional individuals. As for those exceptional Heroic Spirits, Lancer on the other side is one example, but whether the others could stop that saintess is another matter entirely.

Therefore, the real purpose of Ms. Jeanne placing the Herrscher Core there was for another reason: to prepare for the safe escape of that android boy.

Miss Jeanne also told Sirin about the meeting place.

Although Miss Jeanne's memory is not as good as Cecilia's, she can still memorize the map of Tulipas, although it will be quite difficult.

However, it wasn't impossible, so he told Sirin the rendezvous location. If Sirin didn't intervene, then Jeanne and Joan of Arc would meet again in the next battle.

However, Jeanne was very certain, absolutely certain, that in such a chase, Jeanne would definitely be caught up by those Servants, therefore, Jeanne must know the rendezvous point.

As for why Miss Jeanne went to the streets of Tulipas?

Of course, it's for more intelligence and a little something else, such as detailed information about city roads needed for urban warfare, and other food items.

Well, the second one is what Miss Jeanne is more concerned about. Although we were already in the industrial age at the end of the 19th century, the food wasn't that good, to be honest.

That's why Miss Jeanne misses food so much at this time of year.

Of course, to be honest, it wasn't just these two simple reasons that led to the decision to visit Tulipas; Miss Jeanne also wanted to do something else.

If the information we've gathered here is accurate, then Miss Jeanne should encounter a Servant in Tulifas—yes, the Red Team's Saber. This is something the Red Team's Saber already knew when she arrived in Tulifas.

Furthermore, it seems that the Black team is planning to make a move against the Red team's Saber tonight.

If we were to slip by now and tell Saber of the Red Team about this, then the whole situation would probably develop in a way that Jeanne had planned.

Of course, all of this is based on the premise that Joan of Arc arrives. If Joan of Arc doesn't appear, would that lady's perception ability be enough to ensure that she can definitely find Saber of the Red Team?

But it doesn't matter if we can't find her, since Jeanne doesn't have a Master. Without a Master, it means that in this Holy Grail War, only Jeanne can find Jeanne.

All I need to do is ensure my death in the next chaotic battle. Yes, all I need to do is ensure my death. Hmm, fake my death. If I really die, I won't be able to go back to see Cecilia.

As for Jeanne wanting to die in front of everyone, it's obviously to better watch the show, and incidentally use Joan of Arc to manipulate the battlefield with limited movements—that's what Jeanne loves most.

As for the means to influence the battlefield, Jeanne d'Arc is not the only one. Jeanne d'Arc has another means to manipulate the battlefield, namely the android boy.

The android boy will definitely come back. He will never run away for any other reason. He will definitely come back. As for why?

When Joan of Arc led the android boy to escape yesterday, the android boy must have seen something, such as his fellow androids being seriously injured, with only one in ten surviving.

As an android living by its own will, if Miss Jeanne's guess is correct, the android boy will surely return to save the androids in this castle.

This is inevitable.

Of course, if they escape, it's not a big problem; it just means they've lost one means of influencing the battlefield.

However, the best-case scenario for Jeanne is actually that she can successfully persuade Jeanne. Jeanne has absolute command authority over all Servants with two Command Seals. Two Command Seals, rounded up, is... no, two Command Seals means that Jeanne can force certain Servants to use their Noble Phantasms at certain times.

The best way to disrupt the battle is to use Lancer, Vlad III, who is currently considered a war dead.

However, Miss Jeanne, who had observed Vlad III's fighting methods, was certain that the period when Vlad III was summoned must have been when he was the Prince of Piercing.

Vlad III, the King of the Impaler, is associated with a very interesting legend, the appearance of which inevitably leads the entire battlefield to develop in an unpredictable direction.

By the way, if the legend is true, Miss Jeanne actually has a way to deal with Vlad III, who embodies that legend, if the vampires in this world are also susceptible to Ripple damage.

Of course, all of this depends on Jeanne being able to persuade Joan of Arc.

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My condition has recovered a little bit, just a little bit, but I can update twice a week now.

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A War Filled with Black and White: Chapter Eleven: The Meeting Between Joan of Arc and Mademoiselle Jeanne

The weather was pretty good; at least we didn't have to worry about rain while eating at the outdoor tables and chairs, which was a good situation.

Such weather is a great choice, whether for Joan of Arc and Jeanne to discuss what they're about to do or simply to have a bite to eat.

In short, why did Joan of Arc insist on waiting here for someone who was not punctual? Although she knew that it might be troublesome for him to come out from there, Joan of Arc did not expect Jeanne to be so late.

I'm almost an hour late.

'Sirin, did Jeanne used to be this late too?' she asked herself, recalling the voice that had helped her before.

'She's usually not late, but if I had to say, she could probably infuriate someone she just met.' Sirin spent some time summarizing Miss Jeanne's past behavior and finally came to this conclusion.

'How did she manage to make someone so angry? I'd like to know.' Yes, for Joan of Arc, it was a bit unbelievable that Jeanne could make someone so angry. After all, Jeanne's manners and demeanor had been quite good in the last two days. It would be very interesting to know what made her so angry that she cried.

"Although that girl brought it on herself, Jeanne still went too far, really too far." Sirin made it very clear that the girl brought it on herself, which led Miss Jeanne to deduce her identity, but if you have to say something, it was Miss Jeanne who went too far.

Yes, after all, if you're just being sarcastic, you might accidentally analyze someone's entire family situation, and then say something wrong that could offend that person.

'And what about Cecilia? Has she ever been angered by Jeanne?' Yes, Joan of Arc has been quite interested in what Jeanne mentioned about Cecilia last night, very interested indeed.

Having spent nearly ten years with Jeanne, Joan of Arc was very interested in what had happened between the two of them. After all, gossip is a woman's, or rather, a human instinct.

'Cecilia, at first, Jeanne and Cecilia didn't get along very well.'

Yes, those two didn't get along very well at first.

"Jeanne, I'm telling you, where did you put that thing?" Cecilia asked Miss Jeanne as she rummaged through the drawers.

"I don't know, I didn't touch it."

"Really nothing has been touched?"

"no!"

"Alright, I'll believe you for now." With that, Cecilia stopped rummaging through drawers looking for the item.

"Hey, what do you mean by 'let's believe it for now'?"