Jeanne was a very mature young woman.
Don't misunderstand—this maturity referred to her way of thinking.
Most of the time, she resembled an exceptionally steady and thoughtful person.
Moreover, Jeanne possessed many positive qualities at once.
Steady, conscientious, compassionate, yet somewhat old-fashioned and rigid...
As both a subject and a hero, she was undoubtedly outstanding.
Yet there was something strange about that excellence.
Yes, strange.
She was like the "other people's child" parents always talked about, forever in an impeccably meticulous state.
As though she never made mistakes.
As though she had no emotions of her own, nor any thoughts or impulses marked by her own individuality.
That was not actually a good thing.
It meant Jeanne was always wearing a thick mask.
That mask might have been a sense of responsibility, or perhaps reverence for religion.
It might also have had something to do with her upbringing on the Ironclad Continent.
Yet in many cases, being too perfect was the same as being imperfect.
In Zong Shen's eyes, Jeanne had always worn a mask and had never truly opened her heart within the territory.
That was not what he wanted to see.
Perhaps her principles would make her faithfully fulfill her duties toward the camp.
But she would probably never regard the territory as her new home.
Zong Shen had few ideas about how to guide Jeanne.
Because Jeanne came from the Ironclad Continent and was the result of a Different Dimension summons.
Although he could look up relatively detailed information about her.
When it came to her emotions and personality, however, the Strategy Module could not offer any useful advice.
It could only analyze the existing circumstances and provide Zong Shen with several possible approaches.
For example, he could try to make her abandon her faith.
Jeanne was,