After a night's rest, the group continued toward their destination to correct the chaos in history.
"First, we need to cross this forest. Let's head for Orleans."
Jeanne d'Arc, who knew the area well, took the lead and guided the group.
"Of course, entering Orleans directly will be very difficult. But we may be able to gather some information in the nearby towns or fortresses."
"We're almost at La Charité. If we can't obtain information about Orleans there, we'll have no choice but to move even closer to the Dragon Witch's base of operations. I hope we can settle this before it comes to that."
"After all, we don't know what the other 'me' is like. We can't launch an attack rashly without being certain."
There was really no need to be so cautious. After all, they had two ultimate weapons on their side: Lianye, the Dragon King, and Gudako, Humanity's Evil. What the hell was this, treating the Masters as ultimate weapons instead of the Servants?!
Even so, Lianye had no intention of force-marching all the way to Orleans and charging straight in on a dragon.
The reason was that he still had not figured out how to deal with the Dragon Witch, Jeanne d'Arc Alter. If she truly was little Letitia, handling her would be far more troublesome.
"You're remarkably calm, Jeanne d'Arc."
Lianye said this because people normally lost their composure when matters involved someone close to them. Even he was no exception. Yet this Jeanne d'Arc, who could be considered an alternate version of Jeanne d'Arc Alter, was much calmer than he had expected.
"No, I'm actually very anxious inside. I just can't keep adding to your burdens."
Jeanne d'Arc shook her head. Her abilities as a Servant were already lacking; at the very least, she