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Genuine French contempt!

PS: The image shows Black Jeanne d'Arc's expression. Honestly, Jeanne d'Arc Alter's French-style disdain could make me laugh for ages...

107, The Counterfeit Witch

Honestly, Lianye did not think Black Jeanne d'Arc had done anything wrong by taking revenge on France. He had always mocked those fleeing soldiers and civilians, because being punished by the Saint they had betrayed was nothing more than the result of those idiots getting what they deserved.

Who would not want to settle every grievance and send everyone who had wronged them straight to hell? That was exactly what Black Jeanne d'Arc did—simple and brutal!

But... growth?

Would the Jeanne d'Arc he knew really "grow" into something so cruel?

Or, according to another explanation, Black Jeanne d'Arc was the embodiment of the dark side of the dead Saint.

There was no denying that ordinary humans all harbored dark thoughts deep in their hearts to some extent, Lianye included—"2.7.3"—but Jeanne d'Arc was not an ordinary person.

Although she had been betrayed by the people she had protected, and by France itself, it seemed that such dark thoughts had never arisen in her heart.

That was precisely why Jeanne d'Arc was so beautiful—not only in appearance, but in spirit as well.

Therefore, Black Jeanne d'Arc's origins were highly suspicious. If Letitia Lily, that Servant, was one possible version of Jeanne d'Arc from a certain timeline, then the possibility of a corrupted Jeanne d'Arc did not exist. She was a Servant created out of thin air through some special power, using Jeanne d'Arc as a foundation!

"-----!"

Even during the brief time Lianye spent frowning as he observed her, the torn corner of Black Jeanne d'Arc's clothing around her chest and the chains were rapidly restoring themselves at a visible rate.

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