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The 21st year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, the flower moon in 1423 AD, at the junction of Champagne-Ardennes and Lorraine, France, Domremy village.

The sun in the sky in May is relatively blazing, and the light clouds can't block the fierce sun at all.The whole place is dead, even the north wind that used to blow in the past is absent now.

Looking up at the sky, I can only see the hot sun hanging high in the air, releasing light and heat wantonly.There's nothing but dryness and heat everywhere, and it only takes a few moments to get sweaty after walking out on the road.

Only the iris is still blooming with its own beauty as usual.When walking in the fields, you can always smell the faint fragrance of irises in the air.It was this bit of enjoyment that made Randak feel a little relaxed.

Randak, who has turned 12 years old, can already clearly feel the sadness and sorrow of girlhood, of course, the most important thing is the boundless confusion and hatred.Plane Travel Guide 1442

"Damn it, this weather makes people feel as uncomfortable as the Burgundians!" Randak, who was walking on the field, twisted off a leaf of a small weed, and twisted it into pieces.

If it was possible, she might even want to twist off this blade of weed as if it were the head of a Burgundian.

I can't blame the 12-year-old girl for having such cynical thoughts. It's because the little girl has experienced the barbarity and cruelty of the Burgundians-they killed a bay red pony that her father gave her. foal.

As God testified, the bay red colt named Jenny was the most precious gift Randak had ever received since she was a child, and it was also her favorite gift.She had only been raised for less than 3 months before she was turned into a pulp under the invasion of the Burgundians.

"God should really let all these damn Burgundians go to hell, they shouldn't live in this world!" Randak cursed fiercely in his heart as he walked forward.

Jacques Dak (jacquesd;93#&arc), the father of the girl Randak, owns 50 acres of land, which is about 2023 acres of land when converted into ares.Even if this family business is in Daming, it can be regarded as a big landlord with a lot of money.

In terms of the land area of ​​France, owning such a family business is considered to be the middle class, even more than some small nobles' net worth.So Randak's country life was actually pretty good, at least by European standards.

Although his father, Jacques Dac, does not have the title of nobleman, he can still be regarded as a pivotal role as the tax official of Don Remy Village.Especially after the chief of defense died in battle, he was also responsible for leading the military defense of the entire village.

As the daughter of Jacques Dac, the girl Randac can also be regarded as an insignificant combination of the second generation of officials and the second generation of riches—at least in the northeastern region of France.

Randak's life would be much more comfortable if there were no damned Burgundians watching all the time around the village.But at present, life is really boring under the premise that war is the top priority of the whole village and even the whole country.

Today's France is still in the era of agricultural economy. Not only are there all kinds of exorbitant taxes from feudal lords, but also enjoy all kinds of benefits brought by the church - or pay taxes!

Everyone's standard of living is actually not very good. Randak's girlhood would have been better, but it has also turned into a complete disaster because of this damn long war.God behold, it should never have been this way!

It was all because of those damned Britons on the other side of the strait and the Burgundians by their side. Their ambitions led to the endless continuation of this extremely long catastrophic war, with no end in sight.

Originally, at this time years ago, the whole of France was already unable to support it.Charles VI, exhausted by the long war, finally signed the Treaty of Troyes, which was almost equivalent to the subjugation of the country, and King Henry V of England officially became the regent of France.

He became the son-in-law of the King of France after marrying the daughter of Charles VI.He even has the right to inherit the throne of France after the death of Charles VI. In fact, France has become part of the United Kingdom of England and France from this moment.

Although countless French people are mourning, they also have to admit that the 83-year war has completely dragged down the whole of France.The French, who have been dead for generations, can no longer afford to lose.

Even if he lost to the British guy, he could only admit it first by gritting his teeth silently.At least the war is over, isn't it?

But the dawn of peace only lasted less than 3 years before it was declared shattered. Henry V of the British Plantagenet dynasty and Charles VI of the French Valois dynasty actually passed away within a short period of time.

The British advocated that Henry VI, the son of Henry V who was under one year old, should inherit the French throne, but the French claimed that the heir to the throne was Charles VII, not Henry VI.The simplest reason is that Henry VI has no corresponding qualifications.After all, it was Henry V who married the daughter of the King of France, not his son.Plane Travel Guide 1442

So the fire of war between Britain and France was rekindled, and after a short break, France once again gathered a little strength.Especially behind Britain and France, there are shadows of the Holy Roman Empire and the Holy See appearing and disappearing from time to time.

Although Domremy Village is surrounded by the territory of the Burgundians, and the Duke of Burgundy, who is fighting for independence and founding a country, is now uniting with the British to oppose French rule, so Domremy Village is actually surrounded by enemies.

But all the people of Domremy village still firmly supported the King of France. They didn't want to make themselves into despicable British people.

It can be said that Domremy Village is isolated and helpless, and most of the surrounding areas are enemies rather than friendly forces.

Therefore, the pressure on Jacques Dak is very heavy, and under the influence of what he hears and sees every day, Randak of Girls' Generation is also very aware of the surrounding situation.For her, hating Brits and Burgundians was a basic requirement of being French.

It was these damned guys who ruined her supposedly perfect complex life of the second generation of officials and the second generation of rich people.

But at this time, Randak was still a girl who had just turned 12 years old after all, and no matter how much she grew up under the flames of war, she still hadn't cultivated her idea of ​​loving war.

Until today, she always thought that the only price she had to pay in the face of this war was to shout slogans and do what she could if necessary.

As a result, in the early summer of 1423 A.D., during the enthusiastic French Flower Moon, she encountered the first incredible experience in her life-a miracle!

Although it is true that what she encountered was a miracle, God testified why she did not see the holy archangel St. Michael, St. Catherine and St. Margaret, but instead met a guy who called herself the goddess of fate ?

Does that goddess, whose eyes seem to be shining with infinite wisdom, have anything to do with God?

Until waking up from the illusion, the girl Randak was still terrified by this—her childhood beliefs told her that Moira should be a false god in the cloak of temptation.

But another voice kept calling her in the bottom of her heart: This is the destiny that really belongs to you, let Joan of Arc, who follows God, go to hell!

What should we do?Randak, who just turned 12 years old, has no idea at all!