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"Ah, our holy virgin, punish me as much as you like!"

As soon as she jumped off the dragon's body, Joan of Arc saw a man on the side of the courtyard.

It was a man with a slender body, wearing a wide robe decorated with a large number of extravagant precious metal ornaments, with a smooth and youthful face, large eyes and smooth cheeks that always rotated flexibly, and a brown face that matched him, reminiscent of Munch's paintings.

The man, with his eyes wide open like frogs, bent down towards Joan of Arc as if he were genuinely afraid, put his right hand on his heart, and prayed for Joan of Arc's punishment.

Facing this man, if it was before, Joan of Arc would have been very happy, but now, her face was extremely complicated.

"Jill..."

Jill, Gil de Ray, that's the man's name, and the servant on the side of the Mad Servant, occupies the rank of Caster.

Therefore, it was he who used the magic of the Holy Grail to transfer Black Joan of Arc back, and it was the holder of the Holy Grail of this first anomaly.

“...... I shouldn't have told you to do anything like this!"

It's just that, although she was rescued, the expression on Joan of Arc's face was not good, and her eyes even released unspeakable anger, "You should know what ——!you say, right?

"Betrayal, of course. "

Caster Jill did not hesitate to say this answer, and once again bent down very firmly: "So, please punish me immensely!"

“............"

In the courtyard of the castle, there was silence.

Joan of Arc looked at Jill with a look full of anger, but her anger was equally hidden.

- Betrayal.

Yes, it was the betrayal of France that Joan of Arc in history was betrayed by France and was burned at the stake in public by England in the name of a witch.

Therefore, the most hated and disgusted thing about the resurrected Black Joan of Arc is betrayal.

If anything else she could tolerate, she would never tolerate betrayal.

Since Caster Jill was able to recall her when she was in crisis, it already showed that he must have secretly sent someone to follow her, even at the expense of using the magic of the Holy Grail, to attach a blessing to that person that would render her perception as a ruler ineffective.

And all this is done without her, in other words, it is cut first and then played.

It's not a betrayal, but it's a betrayal.

If it were someone else, then Kuro Zhen would have burned the man at the stake, but this person was different, Caster Jill, was the only one who gave her an unconditional letter was the only one who understood her, the only one who supported her. In other words, henchmen.

For Gilles de Ray, Kuro Sadachi can't be ruthless.

“...... Although you disobeyed my orders, but fortunately, you also saved my life, this matter... Let's ---~—" Joan of Arc said with a very wavering gaze, a little hesitant.

It's just that before she could announce the results, Jill did.

"-This won't work!"

He shouted loudly in an extremely excited tone, interrupting Joan of Arc's words, "The Holy Virgin I am looking forward to should never be shaken by such fragile feelings!"

"You have to be ruthless!"

"You have to be ruthless!"

"You are the fruit of revenge!"

"You are what I am looking forward to, a holy virgin who can wave the butcher's knife indifferently in the face of anyone!"

He said with an almost hideous expression: "So, please don't care about me! Do what you want, punish the traitor as you want! Whether it's burning with flames or becoming a dragon's food, please use it to your heart's content!"

Mental abnormality.

I believe that anyone who sees Jill at this moment will have such an idea.

That's also a matter of course, in fact, Gilles de Ray, who is now a caster, has an inherent skill like 'spiritual pollution', which is linked to the legend of his life, and is an out-and-out madman.

“————"

Jill's words made Joan of Arc show a very stunned look for a moment, and then turned her head a little embarrassed.

"Well, of course I know this kind of thing! I don't need you to talk about it... I mean, the guys who have enough combat power right now are going to attack here, so your punishment is delayed - it's not too late to execute you when they've killed all of them!"

It was obviously something wrong, but the mentally abnormal caster Jill didn't notice it at all, but Sheng let out a very satisfied smile and bent down again, "I'm fully looking forward to it!"

It was only after Caster Gil had withdrawn from the courtyard for a long time that Joan of Arc turned her head, barely showing any emotion on her face.

"All I should do is revenge, and throw away any superfluous mercy!" she said to herself, as if hypnotizing herself.

And as such words fell into her heart, her eyes once again appeared in the cruelty that Bai Ye had ever seen, and the contempt for everything.

"The time for the decisive battle is almost here, and all those who stand in the way of my revenge must be killed, whether it is the innocent saint or the impudent man!"

............

On the other side, a few people who were advancing towards Orleans discovered something wrong one after another on the way.

"The movement of the bipedal wyvern is too purposeful!" (Wang's Zhao)

Joan of Arc, who is good at leading troops into battle, discovered this keenly and told everyone.

"I see, I think it's strange, the bipedal wyverns we met along the way all seem to be rushing in a certain direction!" Roman suddenly realized.

"What's that?" asked Shirano.

“...... It's Orleans. Joan of Arc was silent for a moment before she spoke.

- Orleans.

Among the people here now, no one doesn't know that it is the current base camp of Black Joan of Arc, in other words, these two-legged wyverns were all summoned by Black Joan of Arc.

"I'm afraid it's not just these that we encountered along the way, the bipedal wyverns in the entire territory of France may have all been summoned by the other party!"

Bai Ye nodded when he heard this, and said to himself: "I see, are you going to fight to the death..."

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