Professor Sylph said, "That's your business."
As she spoke, she suddenly looked up and saw a wisp of breeze gather before her into the form of a tiny spirit, which then flew to her ear and whispered softly.
A moment later, Professor Sylph said, "It's confirmed. The Battlefield Saintess, Jeanne d'Arc, did not die. And there's another piece of news we just received."
Dark asked, "What news?"
Professor Sylph said, "The Saint Son, Evan Pearson, studied swordsmanship under Jeanne d'Arc for a time. They were teacher and student.
It was only natural for a Hero to use a sword.
Since Evan Pearson wanted to become the Hero of this era, he naturally needed to learn swordsmanship.
In fact, Victor Gaude had already begun learning swordsmanship as well.
But Ophelia Brad had merely taught him on someone else's behalf, so it could hardly be considered exceptionally advanced.
"In any case, it's now confirmed that the second soul inside Audrey is not Jeanne d'Arc. But that only makes things more interesting. Who exactly is it?" Dark said, interlacing his fingers.
Professor Sylph asked casually, "Is there a way to investigate it?"
Leaning back against the sofa, Dark said, "Let Professor Kazel take a look."
Professor Sylph frowned slightly and said, "That may be our only option. Let's hope Professor Kazel can see through it."
Dark nodded. "If he can't, then this may really become troublesome."
Professor Sylph said, "Not necessarily. It only means everyone is preparing for the future."
"True." Dark said, "By the way, where is Archbishop Caleb Norris?"
Professor Sylph smiled. "Professor Harvey paid him a visit last night."
Dark gave her an odd look. "They didn't start fighting, did they?"
Professor Sylph smiled. "Probably not. We didn't feel any tremors. Though it seems they set up a soundproof barrier."