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'The Lord will forgive your sins, but those whom you have murdered will not.There is no such thing as compensation for a crime committed. '

This is exactly the punishment for Gilles...

But Joan was willing to accept the punishment with her.

If Giles is going to hell after death, there is a big reason for making the Marshal look like this.

Joan is willing to go to hell with her!

Even though she never intended to harm anyone...

Even what Gilles did had nothing to do with her.

But she is Joan of Arc, the Joan of Arc who silently carried the iris flag and willingly shouldered the sins with the soldiers.

If you say something like that——

Didn't she already start doing it?

Dedication, sacrifice, willing to share everything with you! --

This is the shining point of Joan of Arc, the charm of a kind Orleans girl who attracts people to follow!

But the people who are watching the epic can't agree with the fact that the hero has turned into a demon.

They are very sad--

Not sure what to make of Gilles.

Inherent concepts allow them to completely separate heroes and demons into two opposite existences.

But if a person starts out as a hero and ends up depraved...

How should they evaluate such a man!

Gilles' positioning is clearer than that of the Grand Duke. He has been both a hero and an anti-hero.

One cannot in good conscience say that what Giles did was right.

What he did was no longer revenge, but killing innocent children.

If he had taken the English soldiers, even if he killed many people, everyone would not feel so complicated and difficult to explain.

Claire felt a little restless and uneasy, and continued to look behind the epic:

'In order to eliminate traces, Jill will burn the body to ashes and pour it into the river after the murder.In order to avoid the suspicion of the nearby people, Jill also changed the location of the crime from time to time.Every castle he lived in left the souls of innocent children.

Due to his extravagant nature, Gilles de Rais often lived beyond his means.He desperately needs a lot of money, but has no way of getting it.So Henrière Griard recommended to him and wrote to a black magician living in Florence for help.

The latter was named Jean de Fontanelle, who was originally from France and practiced medicine in Italy on the surface, but he was actually a well-known witchcraft. '

"Witchcraft?! Dark Wizard?!" Hermetos said in surprise.

It was a profession that was quite rare even in the past era.

Practicing magic is also quite taboo.

This is much more terrifying, complicated, and evil than ordinary human alchemists.

Some of these powerful black wizards have even practiced secret techniques that even the gods are quite afraid of.

Giles actually hangs out with that kind of guy...

For the first time, the God of Alchemy showed a look of obvious disgust.

He is the god of alchemy...

There is no clear good or evil for humans.

I just love beautiful things!

Although he doesn't like human body alchemy very much, he also admits that it is a kind of road leading to alchemy.

The human body is inherently wonderful.

But Gilles' behavior of asking for help from a black wizard, a being spurned by the gods.

Hermetos would never approve of it!

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'Jean de Fontanelle—

The black mage is said to be able to summon demons from his own shadow and fly on the feathers of swallows.

But because he believed in heresy, he was expelled from the French church and could not return to his hometown for life, so he had to send one of his students to help Gilles de Rais.

The man was a handsome Italian man of twenty-two, named François Plelatti.

Originally a monk, he indulged in the study of black magic and geomancy, returned to vulgarity and worshiped under Fontanelle.

On May 5, François arrived at the Château de Tiforges.With his glib eloquence and outstanding appearance, he immediately conquered the heart of the French Marshal, and became the baron's new love and best friend!

However, it was he who paved the last step for Gilles de Rais's road to the stake. '

"Fire...?" The little princess opened her mouth slightly, as if thinking of something.

The complex look in his eyes became more intense.