"Joan of Arc...!?"
When everyone learned from Serenity the identity of the other Servant imprisoned here, they all cried out in unison.
Roman, Da Vinci, and Olga Marie all looked astonished.
Mash was surprised at first, then delighted.
Even Luo Zhen looked somewhat surprised, and his eyes suddenly lit up.
The reason was simple. This Saintess who had saved France was an old friend who had fought alongside them in the First Singularity.
Luo Zhen had always held this Saintess in very high regard.
The reason was also simple: Joan of Arc had left an extremely good impression on him.
To this day, Luo Zhen still remembered how, in the forests of France, when he had told that Saintess about the hatred in his heart, she had not looked down on him at all.
Nor had she urged him to let go of his hatred like some self-righteous people would. Instead, she had taken both his hands, smiled at him, and said this:
"This is what it means to be human."
She had neither looked down on him nor lectured him from a position of superiority. She had simply understood him, accepted him, and acknowledged him.
To be honest, if there had been even the slightest problem with Joan's actions at that time, the relationship between Luo Zhen and her would have changed.
If she had looked down on him, Luo Zhen at the time would absolutely never have associated with her again.
If she had lectured him from a position of superiority, then given Luo Zhen's stubbornness back then, he would certainly have dismissed her with contempt.
In the end, Joan had chosen neither. She had merely acknowledged his feelings and considered them only natural for a human being.
At that time, although only to a small degree, Luo