Let the Bizarre Adventure of the Joestars begin.

That's a very simple situation; after all, wanting to save one's fellow human beings is not wrong in itself.

"Is that so..." Seeing that Miss Jeanne had rejected his kindness, the homunculus boy did not intend to force the issue, after all, a Servant could always take care of him.

"Miss Risker, what is your name?" The android boy asked this question suddenly, not knowing why, as he watched Miss Jeanne start walking again.

"my name?"

"Yes, it's Miss Risker's name."

“Jeanne Joestar, though most people prefer to call me Sherlock Holmes.” Hearing the question, Miss Jeanne simply smiled and told the android boy her real name.

After all, there's nothing to criticize about Miss Jeanne's name, is there?

“Jeanne Joestar, I’ll remember you, Miss Jeanne.” The homunculus said this as he watched the figure gradually disappear into the distance, and the homunculus boy had a premonition.

She might not come back for a long time.

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I hope I don't get stuck in Chapter 2...

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A War Filled with Black and White: Chapter Nineteen - The Story of That Person

Sherlock Holmes.

At the end of the 19th century, Arthur Conan Doyle created the brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes, whose works are the Sherlock Holmes stories.

Just last night, the homunculus boy learned the name of the person who saved him: Jeanne Joestar, a Servant who had never been recorded in any history.

No, rather than saying there was no record, it would be better to say that the name Jeanne Joestar never appeared. Yes, the homunculus boy only realized this the next morning.

The same person, the android boy, also heard another name, a name that no one knew, the name mentioned in the conversation between Imura and Miss Jeanne.

Another name for Jeanne.

Sherlock Holmes.

Similarly, just last night, the Servant who saved the android boy died because he couldn't dodge in time.

The Servant who saved her died, killed by Berserker's Noble Phantasm attack, which was captured by the Black Faction. It was a very wide-range attack. However, what happened next was so shocking that most people didn't even have time to feel a little sadness before a new event occurred: Caster's puppet rampage.

Now, on the morning of the second day, the android boy has finally gotten a little rest after so many things have happened.

"The Sherlock Holmes series..." At this moment, the android boy was searching for clues related to Sherlock Holmes in the library of the castle, which was still relatively undamaged.

Although the androids inside the castle were injured because the castle was breached, and the android boy wanted to help them, compared to that incident...

The homunculus boy has something more important to do now. Yes, in the homunculus boy's view, this matter is more important than rescuing the homunculus, because there are specialists who will rescue the homunculus. But if he has to say, if he doesn't find out about the dead Servant now, he may really not have time.

"Young man, what are you looking for?" asked the android boy in a tone similar to that of Miss Jeanne.

The voice belonged to Astolfo.

Yes, last night, Astolfo rescued the homunculus boy who was being targeted by the Red Saber. Although it can only be described as an escape, it must be said that he did manage to get away with the homunculus boy.

Similarly, last night, the Master of Astolfo died very quickly. I don't know why, but it must be related to the extensive damage to the castle.

Yes, it is related to this matter, because Astolfo's Master's body was found under several rocks, yes, under huge rocks. The activation of the defensive spell instead plunged that person into an extremely painful death.

After all, dying without anyone finding you is truly tragic, isn't it?

After all, in the underground prison, one might be crushed to death or suffocate from lack of air, but relatively speaking, the cause of death is not that important.

Yes, the cause of death is not important. (Actually, he was killed by Miss Jeanne, who faked her death, and the scene was staged like this. The real purpose was to make Astolfo leave by evaporating his sanity, since for Miss Jeanne, the most troublesome things were sanity evaporation and Chiron.)

Importantly, Astolfo almost disappeared because of his Master, but before he ran out of magic, he made a contract with the homunculus boy.

Such a contract meant that at that time, the android boy officially joined the war.

"I'm looking for information about Risker," he answered Rider's question truthfully.

"Risker? She's never said her real name. No, rather, her real name can't be found in any historical records." Hearing the android boy's question, Rider also came to an answer he didn't know the answer to.

“Historically speaking, it’s impossible to find, but last night, Risker told me about her other real name.” She said while flipping through the books.

"What is Jeanne's other real name?" Yes, that real name, which no one knew, successfully piqued Rider's interest in Miss Jeanne.

"Sherlock Holmes."

"Isn't that a detective?" Yes, Astolfo immediately realized that he seemed to have seen a book with that name in the library.

"Hmm, but what I want to know is her past." The android boy said this while still searching for Sherlock Holmes books.

After all, if the android boy's guess was correct, he could find information about Miss Jeanne from there.

"I see." In the end, Astolfo did not leave, but accompanied the android boy to search for that book. Yes, that book, the book that might record Miss Jeanne's past. Although it may not be entirely true, some parts of those books should still reveal Miss Jeanne's past.

"If you're looking for information about the past of that place, the book is right here," said a person who had just entered the library, holding a book in her hand.

That book was the one that the android boy and Astolfo were looking for.

The Sherlock Holmes stories.

Now, after Rider and the android boy looked closely at the person holding the book, they realized that Joan of Arc, who fought alongside them last night and is now Ruler in this Holy Grail War, has the same face as Jeanne.

"Because I also wanted to learn something about Jeanne, I took this book with me earlier. When I was about to put it back, I saw that you two seemed to be looking for this book." Yes, Jeanne only realized that the two of them were looking for this book after she overheard Rider and the homunculus boy's conversation.

Otherwise, Joan of Arc would have simply put the book back. Besides, Joan of Arc is actually able to understand the text by relying on Leticia's memories, although she is still completely clueless about science.

"Thank you." The android boy looked at Ruler, who had the same face as Miss Jeanne, and only hesitated for a moment before expressing his gratitude.

"Although it would be better to ask the person in question if you want to know, this is the only place we can find out for now." Rider looked at the book in the android's hand and could only say this in the end.

After sending Joan of Arc away, the homunculus boy finally turned to the first page of the book, intending to begin learning about Jeanne's story.

That is a story that no one can compare to.

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Today's manuscript is finally finished; I was stuck on it like a nightmare.

Book recommendation: "The Virgin Mary and Her Sinful Self"

Thank you Yunru for the recommendation vote.

A war filled with black and white: Chapter Twenty, Case One

The Sherlock Holmes stories are told from the perspective of Holmes's assistant, Watson, with the first chapter being "A Study in Scarlet."

This chapter was the one the android boy read most carefully, because it contained records of Holmes's lifestyle.

However, the android boy remembered that when he was looking at Risker, she didn't show any of Holmes's habits, although this could be a cover-up.

Furthermore, there are records about the scope of Holmes's knowledge, which matches up with Risker's in most aspects.

It seems that, if we really just need to talk about it, apart from lifestyle habits, most of the details match up. Rather than saying they match up, it's more like a natural performance.

"Did you find anything, Master?" Rider asked, looking at the android boy who seemed to have gleaned some insights from the book.

"I see it, but I can't be sure yet. We need to check the body, your Master's." Yes, looking at what was written on it, the android boy seemed to have figured something out, but in reality, he himself didn't know what he had figured out.

"Huh?" But Rider also couldn't understand the android boy's suggestion, because Rider had no idea what the android boy wanted to do.

However, the android boy had no intention of giving Rider time to understand, and instead strode towards the prison section.

Inside the hall, many androids were groaning, while Gord and the android who had been rescued by the android boy earlier were temporarily adjusting the bodies of the androids in the hall.

"What are you going to do?" the android who was helping other androids asked the android boy.

"Go check something." Yes, for the android boy, although rescuing other androids is also very important, if he had to say, there are other things that are much more important than rescuing androids right now.

"Rider, you stay here and help." However, given the situation, the android boy couldn't completely relax, so he left Rider here to help instead.

"Oh, but it will be troublesome if Master doesn't have anyone to help." Although Rider is in a state of rationality evaporation, she can still determine the situation of her former Master. If only the homunculus boy goes alone, then he probably won't be able to see anything.

"No, there's someone else who's interested in that matter besides me, so that person came back to help me." Yes, although it's true that you can't find anything by yourself alone, it's different with another person. It's different if there's another person helping you.

"Master, what you're saying is..."

"I'm also a little interested in what you've discovered," Ruler said, having handed the book to the android boy earlier, but he was still holding a bag in his hand. It seemed that Ruler had been helping the android boy and Rider before they came out.

“Look, Rider, the helper I told you has arrived.” As she said this, for some reason, Jeanne looked at the homunculus boy and seemed to see the expression of someone who had died last night.

Yes, just a moment ago, the android boy's expression was exactly the same as Jeanne's; Joan of Arc almost mistook him for Jeanne.

'Was it influenced by Jeanne?' Yes, looking at that face, Joan of Arc made a slight guess of her own. However, it wasn't an unreliable guess. After all, the parents are always the ones who have the greatest influence on a newborn child. Not to mention that this baby doesn't have a complete understanding of the world.

"Alright, Master, go ahead and do your own thing. I'll stay here." Rider glanced at Jeanne and then at the homunculus boy, and after noticing something, agreed to let the homunculus boy go and investigate with Ruler.

How did you know I wanted to investigate Jeanne's matter?

"You two look alike, and you were holding a Sherlock Holmes book before, which is something that doesn't usually appear in the Holy Grail War. But it did, not to mention the relationship between the two of you." This directly answered Jeanne's question, but it also confirmed to Jeanne that although this guy had been influenced by Jeanne, it wasn't as serious as it seemed.

After all, the android boy was still very innocent at this time. So innocent that he would tell anyone his analysis if asked, unlike Jeanne, who told part of the story and then hid the rest.

However, if she had to say, there is only one person to whom Jeanne would fully reveal her deductions. Yes, only when facing one person would Jeanne fully reveal her deductions: Cecilia Schariac.

Jeanne would answer all her deductions when Cecilia asked, but Cecilia rarely inquired about it—very rarely, and who knows why?

"This should be it." The android boy looked at the collapsed prison and confirmed it.

However, there is actually no need to confirm it, because Jeanne's revelation has already revealed a little bit of information about this place, which is indeed the location where Rider Master died.

'Wait, this angle?' Yes, looking at the collapse here, Joan of Arc seemed to have figured something out. Although it was based on intuition, if you had to say, what Joan of Arc saw was indeed correct.

There should be a space here that's neither too big nor too small.

Yes, Jeanne d'Arc is certain that there should be a space of moderate size inside. If there is such a space, Rider's Master should not have died. Or rather, she should have at least survived until the homunculi or Servants discovered this place the next day before dying.

But the reality is that she died. She died the moment the collapse occurred, which is why Rider was in danger of disappearing last night.

"Ruler!" Sieg, realizing that Joan of Arc seemed to have figured something out, decided to have Joan of Arc clear away the stones.