Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

The aroma of food wafted through the air.

However, only one person was eating it. Yes, only Miss Jeanne was interested in this kind of food. By the way, this was the second serving Miss Jeanne had ordered.

Jeanne.

"What's wrong, Jeanne?" He swallowed the food in his mouth before asking Jeanne. It seems that the Joestar family has very good upbringing.

However, she still can't compare to Cecilia.

“There’s a servant approaching here, but we’ll have to wait until it comes into view to confirm,” Jeanne said to Jeanne.

"Oh, really? Looks like I have something to do. Remember to cooperate with me later." He took a napkin, wiped his mouth, sat up straight, and said this to Jeanne sitting in front of him.

"I won't do anything that goes against fairness." Although that's what she said, in reality, Joan of Arc might not be able to refuse Jeanne's request at all.

"It's not anything very important. I just intend to slightly change the winds of the battlefield, at least to my slight advantage." As she said this, Miss Jeanne raised her right hand and made a gesture. Of course, it was definitely not the kind of slight advantage that one might have when pointing to the universe. For Miss Jeanne, this operation might really only have a slight advantage.

"Alright, alright, but don't come looking for me for anything. Besides, they're already here." Joan of Arc glanced at the duo who were walking out of the street corner not far away and said this.

"They're out now? Well, I think we should start thinking about what kind of information we should leak to them."

First, the leaked information cannot be too advantageous to them; if it is, problems may arise.

"Secondly, I need to leak a little bit of information about the Red Team. For example, I can randomly select one of the Red Team's strongest Heroic Spirits and leak it out. That way, if the Black-Red War ends smoothly and the Red Team survives, even if I'm in a state of suspended animation, leaking the information to them at that point will allow me to deal with one less enemy. If it's these two, it might mean dealing with two fewer enemies."

'Third, the intelligence leaked by the Black side likely came from Assassin. Assassin hasn't shown up yet, and judging from the recent serial murders, he might be someone I know.'

After all, while there seem to be many cases related to serial murders, only one is truly remembered and etched in history.

'Although I have no idea how strong Jack the Ripper is here, or what the situation is, I have absolutely no idea.'

'However, considering the situation with Jack the Ripper, it's likely there will be special attacks targeting women, since all of Jack the Ripper's murders were aimed at women.'

'Then, it's clear what to do next.'

Although they had thought about it a lot, in reality, the two Servants had only just sat down to order their food and hadn't even noticed the situation at this table yet.

In other words, now, Miss Jeanne should just focus on finishing her food before she starts talking.

Yes, this is all you need.

Making too many unnatural gestures can attract attention, but it's also not good if they don't notice you at all.

However, Miss Jeanne doesn't think that as a Heroic Spirit and Master, she wouldn't notice the situation here, so for now, all she has to do is wait.

It will be fine once the two people sitting behind me notice what's going on at this table.

After eating, they sat for a while, and Miss Jeanne finally saw Joan of Arc's actions.

Yes, Joan of Arc tapped the ceramic plate slightly with her fork, indicating that the two people sitting behind Jeanne had realized what was happening.

"Jeanne, what do you think of the situation between the black and red sides this time?" After receiving Jeanne's hint, Miss Jeanne asked this question, cleverly concealing her malice in her heart.

They were talking as if they were two people meeting to exchange information.

'If nothing unexpected happens, that Master probably already knows about this Ruler history, which is a great help to them in manipulating the rules.'

"The Black side's Assassin hasn't appeared yet, so it's unclear at the moment. The Red side's Saber doesn't seem to be acting with the Red side. Overall, the differences between the two sides aren't that significant." Similarly, Jeanne was also reminding Jeanne's Servant sitting behind her in her own way.

'Saber, this group of Servants is Saber. But as long as I can leak this information, I don't care what kind of Servants they are.'

“Yes, but in my opinion, the Red side is the most troublesome, after all, they have a very strong Servant.” Jeanne changed the subject abruptly, as if she had no idea that a Servant was sitting behind her, and asked Jeanne.

"Are you talking about Lancer, Assassin, or Rider?" Jeanne answered Jeanne's question rather sensibly, even though she had just said that she wanted to make the red and black teams compete fairly.

But in reality, I still side with Miss Jeanne. But then again, given how much I owe her, it's only right that I side with Miss Jeanne.

"Assassin Semiramis, that person is the most troublesome for us." Yes, after some deliberation, Miss Jeanne finally decided to leak the information about the Red Team's Assassin.

After all, if we had to say, Semiramis is actually the most threatening Servant to Jeanne.

So perhaps Miss Jeanne took this into consideration when she chose to expose Semiramis's information.

"Boss, check please." Not long after that, Miss Jeanne heard these words. It seemed that the two were planning to retreat, since a fierce battle would be inevitable if they were discovered.

Of course, they will never be discovered, absolutely never, because no one can wake someone who is pretending to be asleep.

"So, Jeanne, you only intend to influence the course of the battlefield with these few words?" Joan of Arc asked Jeanne again after confirming that the two people had left.

"Of course, but we don't know how effective it will be."

Yes, just as Miss Jeanne said, although language can influence the course of war, how much influence it can have depends on fate.

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I've finally finished writing. I couldn't finish before midnight today.

Thank you Yunru for the recommendation vote.

Thank you for the recommendation vote and monthly ticket.

A war filled with black and white: Chapter Fourteen - How should we face the Herrscher Sirin?

Tulifas is a small city in Romania. However, given the population density of Europe, there may not really be such a thing as a small city. But in terms of city size, it certainly qualifies as such.

However, if one had to say something, apart from certain things, in Ms. Jeanne's opinion, there haven't been many changes in Romanian cities, at least in terms of housing.

However, this situation also made Miss Jeanne feel something that was very familiar, but it wasn't really that familiar; it was just the starry sky.

Although we are no longer in the same world, as long as we are still on a planet, as long as we are still in the universe, as long as there are stars or other luminous celestial bodies in the universe, the starry sky will never disappear. Although it will be different, it will not disappear.

However, the starry sky and other things are not what Miss Na needs to worry about right now. After all, there are things more worthy of attention than the starry sky.

For Jeanne, winning the Holy Grail War was far more important than the starry sky.

Hours earlier, Miss Jeanne had laid out something essential for her to win this war—something absolutely necessary.

It must have reached the point where it becomes something that life cannot do without.

Because if Miss Jeanne doesn't make arrangements, the chances of winning the war will be slightly lower, and a slightly lower chance of winning means that Miss Jeanne might not be able to see Cecilia again. After all, she can't cause a collapse for the sake of a little bit of personal desire.

What kind of presence does Cecilia hold for Miss Jeanne?

Perhaps it's not the sun, not air, and not food, but water. If I had to find an adjective to describe this, it would be water.

It is something essential to life, something gentle, but at the same time, it does not lose any of its own strength.

Now, Miss Jeanne must go and find that necessity, because only after losing it will she realize its importance to her.

And what about Sirin, who led Miss Jeanne out of the World Passage?

Yes, a few days after the Holy Grail War began, Miss Jeanne finally began to think about this question.

At this time, Chiron and the others had all gone out, and there wouldn't be many people in the castle to disturb Miss Jeanne, so Miss Jeanne was able to think about things on the castle rooftop.

"Sirin, tell me, what are you to me?" She picked up a cup of iced coffee that the android had placed there for her, took a sip, and asked the guy who had been recycled during the day.

'How should I know? Don't bother me.' A simple answer, but it was precisely this answer that confused Miss Jeanne.

Yes, if things had gone as initially predicted, shouldn't Sirin have directly taken over his personality?

But it didn't happen, not even when we were in that passage.

That's why Miss Jeanne is now thinking about this issue, taking advantage of this free time.

However, no matter how long they thought about it, they couldn't reach a conclusion.

He couldn't figure out whether he should place the Herrscher Sirin above humans, Herrschers, or something else entirely.

If she were a Herrscher, Jeanne could simply discard Sirin after using her, but...

Her previous performance was no longer enough for Jeanne to consider Sirin a Herrscher.

As for Sirin's explanation for the two previous rescues, she said that she was influenced by the human side, but the human personality was something that happened more than 20 years ago.

If it had any impact, it should have disappeared long ago, which is why Miss Jeanne is now struggling with this issue.

If you consider Sirin as a human, something seems off; but if you consider her as a Herrscher, something also seems off.

Yes, after finishing her iced coffee, Miss Jeanne decided to put the question aside for now, yes, put it aside.

We can worry about it later.

Let's put it aside and return this Herrscher core to Sirin before we start worrying about it. If Sirin is still the same as before she left, then let's fight. Let's treat her as an enemy.

If it's not like that, then we can look at it differently. Perhaps it would be better to simply see her as a girl, just like how Miss Jeanne sees Cecilia. Maybe that would be better for both of them.

Now, it's time to start planning for the future, for what's to come.

Yes, firstly, we obtained intelligence from Chiron about the Red Team's Acher and Rider.

Atalanta, the red team's Acher, was a famous Greek huntress. There are three mythological accounts of her. The first one, the Argo, is the history of Jason, and it doesn't mention Atalanta much.

The second part, which repelled the demonic boar of Calydon, provides a general account of Atalanta's combat strength, but it cannot be used as a reference for the present.

Yes, it is completely unsuitable for current reference.

The third book is the chapter on Marital Turmoil, in which Atalanta dies from the golden apple and her own greed.

However, this chapter also fails to provide an effective analysis.

It can be said that the deduction about Atalanta is almost zero. In fact, Miss Jeanne might think that Atalanta is the most troublesome enemy for her in battle.

Because Atalanta is a Huntress and her class suggests that Jeanne cannot deal with Atalanta as effectively as she has found a way to deal with Rider.

After all, for the hunters, Miss Jeanne is the prey, and Miss Jeanne cannot use the Herrscher of the Void's abilities to fight if she cannot determine the coordinates of Atalanta.

Rider, on the other hand, is much easier to deal with. Although the legend of Achilles is more complicated than others, it is actually quite simple for Miss Jeanne.

Yes, all it takes is for someone to hold Achilles back for just one second. One second is enough time for Miss Na to drag Achilles directly into the imaginary space.

However, Achilles is a nuisance to others, and Miss Jeanne also needs Achilles to do something: Miss Jeanne needs Achilles to kill Chiron.

Yes, in a normal war, the only person Miss Jeanne is certain of who could see through her plans is Chiron.

Therefore, Miss Jeanne could not act against Achilles at will.

The relationship between Achilles and Atalanta is quite interesting, so what needs to be done next is simple.

Yes, Miss Jeanne needs to fake her death, but at the same time, she must ensure that Achilles does not cause any problems before killing Chiron.

A great battle is inevitable, and in that great battle, Miss Jeanne can fake her death.