"Then let's begin..."
Da Vinci was clearly very interested in the Origin Astral Realm, but compared to that, healing Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) came first.
One of the rare Omniscient Geniuses in human history, Chaldea's third Servant focused and unfolded her magecraft formula.
First came the formula for observing a Servant.
With a tap of Da Vinci's jade-like finger, an interwoven azure ring swept across Jeanne d'Arc (Alter)'s spirit body.
Even after leaving her unattended for three days, her condition was still this terrible. After all, there was no reason to expect Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) to heal herself while unconscious. On the contrary, her utterly despairing mental state would only drive her further toward self-destruction...
Jeanne d'Arc (Alter)'s sea of souls was extremely unstable, like a sea of shattered stars strewn with fragments of broken meteors. What had shattered her will was the truth that she was "not Jeanne d'Arc."
Because a Servant's body and soul were highly compatible—even a False Heroic Spirit fabricated through the Holy Grail possessed this trait. Thus, Jeanne d'Arc (Alter)'s chaotic, despairing soul and consciousness could directly project their effects onto her body.
A False Heroic Spirit that denied her own existence, coupled with the fact that no such fictional figure had ever existed in the history of any parallel world, meant there was nothing left to support Jeanne d'Arc (Alter)'s existence as a Servant. Even so, she had not completely vanished, perhaps because Jeanne d'Arc (Alter), despite knowing she was a fake, still held onto the small hope of being acknowledged and continuing to exist.
In short, the Spiritron Dress Upgrade—reconstruction—was Da Vinci's responsibility. As for soothing the Servant's mind and making Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) feel acknowledged, that was the Master's duty.
Da Vinci raised a hand and summoned her staff. More than a dozen