"Then let the battle continue!"
As for Gudako's combat power, just think of her as a female version of One-Punch Man who doesn't lose her hair...
103. Roar! My Anger!
"Have several new Servants appeared again?"
As a Ruler, Black Jeanne d'Arc was the first to confirm it. After the commotion caused by Gudako had somewhat subsided, the others also noticed that atop the tall Red Hare, there was not only Lianye, a single knight, but also two passengers with much smaller figures.
Elizabeth Báthory and Jeanne d'Arc (alter-lily).
The Servants representing Camilla's and Jeanne d'Arc's innocent childhoods.
"So that is the future me...?"
While Black Jeanne d'Arc looked down from the sky, Jeanne d'Arc (Lily) also raised her little head and looked upward.
Though she still retained some childish innocence, Lily was actually far more mature than her age suggested. At the very least, she was much more reliable than the Dragon Maiden. Even from faraway Domremy Village, Jeanne d'Arc (alter), the Dragon Witch's actions, had been crystal clear to her.
That kind of future, that kind of future "self"—Laetitia rejected it. Like White Jeanne, Jeanne d'Arc (Lily) could not possibly believe that she would, at nineteen, become the embodiment of vengeance and turn all of France into a hunting ground for a brutal dragon horde.
"It is only one possibility... that is all."
Lianye spoke to comfort her. The crimes committed by Black Jeanne d'Arc had nothing to do with either White Jeanne or Lily; they could not be linked together at all. He would not be like those panicked fools who condemned the other two Jeanne d'Arcs outright just because of the Dragon Witch.
"You are—?!"
Black Jeanne d'Arc, upon the evil dragon's back, stared at the appearance of another little Jeanne d'Arc with a somewhat