Speaking of these two French maids who had successfully applied for the job, they shared a rather inexplicable history with Saint Joan of Arc, whose personality had been reversed at home, and the Iron Fist Saintess, Martha.
In the mid-fifteenth century, Samael awakened on the island of Avalon. After experiencing the Hundred Years' War between England and France, Saint Joan of Arc's trial, and the Cultes des Goules incident, he ultimately decided to use Holy Lance Rhongomyniad to awaken the Ley Lines in advance as a precaution. He gathered old friends active on the surface and founded the Dark Council.
The early days of any organization were bound to be filled with arduous toil. It so happened that Europe was experiencing two successive waves of witch hunts, so during that period, Samael practically adopted the working style of the Wise King from back then. He rose before dawn and slept late, handling countless affairs every day.
After two or three centuries of development, and after defeating the joint suppression campaign of the Mage's Association and the Holy Church, the Dark Council finally got on track.
Samael had never been someone who insisted on personally handling everything. Thus, after that, he deliberately began shedding his burdens one by one and handing them over to the companions around him.
However, he sadly discovered that aside from his older sister, who had voluntarily come knocking, and Aurora, whom he had recruited through coercion and inducement, none of the others could be relied upon. Worse still, their basic education desperately needed improvement.
Thus, the two illiterate French village girls were forced onto the path of literacy and education.
The place chosen for their studies was naturally France, the homeland of Joan of Arc and Martha.
After a painful round of studying and examinations, the