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Chapter 124: The Rescuer's Restarted Life (9K! Please give me a monthly ticket! Please subscribe automatically)

122. Joan of Arc: The Resurrected Saint. Isn’t the saint in the title me?!
Shirou felt that he should apologize to Toosaka Rin the next time he saw her.

Because Toosaka Rin had already mentioned the existence of Prelati, and had always warned Shirou to be careful with her illusions, and never believe in everything she showed Shirou through illusions - especially, he must never feel sympathy for her just because she was "playing misery" to Shirou through illusions.

Toosaka Rin had already warned Shirou and emphasized it countless times - Shirou, who listened to Toosaka Rin very much, naturally agreed at that time.

but.

When he actually met Prelati and was attacked by her illusion, Shirou still failed to fulfill his promise to Toosaka Rin: "not listen", "not believe", and "not show mercy".

no way.

Shirou is just like that. Based on Toosaka Rin's understanding of Shirou over the years, she probably expected this.

In a sense, Prelati, who is good at playing with people's hearts, may indeed be the opponent with the worst compatibility with Shirou.

Shirou really couldn't block her illusion attacks.

But on the other hand, even if Shirou fell into her illusion, he would not suffer the full effect.

indeed.

Shirou already knew Prelati's past, believed the contents of the illusion, and did feel pity for her - but that was all.

During the Fuyuki Incident, Shirou went to save Miss Akami. In fact, a big reason for this was because Miss Akami had not had time to kill anyone.

Because she didn't kill anyone, everything was not irreversible, and the chosen children successfully intercepted her in the barrier.

But Prelati is different.

No matter how tragic her past was, she had already killed countless people over hundreds of years - Shirou had no intention of forgiving her on behalf of the victims.

How do you say that?

It is God’s job to forgive you, and my job is to send you to see God!

Because of this, although Shirou believed the content of Prelati's illusion, his determination to kill the Demon King did not waver in the slightest.

The real problem lies in the other side of the illusion besides the spiritual aspect - that is, the reality.

The most advanced illusion can not only deceive people's senses, but can even deceive reality and distort the world itself.

Shirou had heard of this before, but had never actually seen it before, because in Shirou's time, the only person who possessed this ability was Merlin, the great wizard in King Arthur's legend, but Merlin had long been imprisoned in the world of Avalon and had never come out.

Although Prelati is also capable of illusion, no one knows how powerful he is because his whereabouts are uncertain.

But Shirou knew now.

That is undoubtedly the most advanced and perfect illusion.

Let’s put aside the mental attack aspect.

When Shirou was first pulled into the illusion, he had thoughts like "Fire Bug, I'm going to burn her all."

It should be said that the fire did have a restraining effect on her.

But as Prelati launched the illusion, reality was distorted, and the final result shown in front of Shirou was that Shirou's Demon-Subduing Fire was "transformed" into a harmless Epiphyllum, the swaying flames turned into flying flowers, and even Donremi's sea of fire was transformed into a sea of flowers.

in other words.

As long as Prelati still has the magic power to cast illusions, all attacks will be "invalidated" by her - if this ability is used in team battles, it is equivalent to deploying a layer of "invincible" defense effect for all teammates.

(Preladi could actually do such a thing. She is said to be a demon king who is not good at fighting and is only good at playing with people's hearts, but this ability is too outrageous - how did that Aozaki Touko manage to "really kill her once"?)
If you can deceive the world, you can distort the world and make it what you want it to be.

And people living in the world are also part of the world.

Theoretically, she can even 'distort' the bodies and minds of others at will - Shirou also noticed the existence of this kind of mental attack.

Fortunately, though, Prelati could do so in theory, but not in practice.

As long as a person has willpower and his spirit is not destroyed, even if he does not know any magic or has any mysterious powers, he can effectively resist the effects of illusions - his mind will not be directly tampered with.

It should be said that the limit of the power of Illusion A is here. Anything higher than that would require an exceptional EX-level illusion to have the same effect, right?
Of course, showing you various images and causing mental pollution to people is another matter.

In short, there is no need to worry that she will suddenly transform her companions into other people like a healing wizard.

But there is one exception - to be precise, there is one exception.

That's herself.

The exiled ancient god, the imaginary demon king, if she used illusion on herself and she had no resistance at all, she could really easily turn herself into 'another person'!
Over the years, all the way to the modern era where Shirou lives, and even in the future, the church has been tracking her but has never been able to catch her. Perhaps it is not because of her immortality, but because of the effect of this ability.

She couldn't change others, but she could easily change herself. She could easily transform herself from the inside out, from her appearance to her heart, into another person.

In other words, as long as she kills someone and devours that person as the 'Gluttony Demon King', she can directly transform into the other person after devouring him or her and perfectly steal the other person's life.

Even able to do things like this now.

In front of Shirou, the White Saint appeared.

But the White Saint in front of Shirou was not a false image implanted by illusion, nor was it Prelati playing her past self - rather, through the effect of illusion distorting reality, Prelati truly transformed herself into the White Saint of the past and placed herself in front of Shirou.

This is terrible.

This plan is extremely vicious.

Especially for a 'nice guy' like Shirou.

Why do you say that?
Because it was like "revealing" some possibility to Shirou, showing some possibility to Shirou, a good guy -

What possibilities?
——The possibility of saving the White Saint

That innocent saint who was kind to humanity and absorbed curses and illnesses to save people without regrets, although she turned into a demon king after absorbing too many curses and humanity's resentment, she still had a chance to change back. It's not that there is no chance of redemption, and it's not that she can't turn back.

It could really save her.

——The Gluttony Demon King's conspiracy was to convey this to Shirou's mind.

This special attack against "good guys" is especially effective against people like Shirou who easily put the safety of others before his own.

If it is completely hopeless, perhaps a good person like Shirou would be cruel enough to kill, but what if there is still hope? What if the chance of salvation is really in front of Shirou?
——That’s probably what Prelati thought.

But perhaps she missed something.

In other words, the situation was slightly out of her control.

The Demon King Prelati despises, disdains and hates the White Saint (her past self), just like her attitude towards Joan of Arc.

Weak, naive, and stupid. Her only use was to deceive good people, to trick them into protecting her, guarding her, and wanting to save her—and then to kill them in the process.

The devil wants to use the "goodness of the saint (his own past)" to deceive the hero and lure him into a trap and fall into her conspiracy.

however.

The brave man is not lost. Although he is sad, he is not confused.

The saint is not as weak as the devil portrays her to be.

"sorry."

The saint in white did not run away, nor did she ask for help. She just apologized to the young man in front of her with the same sadness.

Because the saint knew that the boy in front of her was a good person through the memories deliberately left by the devil.

The Demon King probably hopes that the Saint will rely on this memory and ask Shirou for help like a drowning person grabbing at the last straw.

But the saint just wanted to apologize.

Because she knew that the young brave man in front of her was a good man.

For a good man like Shirou, the pain of battle or separation from his companions is not painful. The real pain is having to kill another good man.

Therefore.

The saint did not run away, nor did she ask for help.

There is no hope for me. There is no turning back.

"sorry."

She apologized because she wanted the boy in front of her to do something extremely excessive.

"——Do it! Boy!"

"it is good."

The saint used all the methods she could to block her ability to move and all her life force, exposing her weak point - her soul core - directly to Shirou.

To be honest, the saint didn't know whether she could completely kill the devil by doing this.

Maybe it's not possible?
Even if it is possible to "truly kill Beelzebub", as long as the story of Beelzebub is still circulating, and it is used as material, art works based on the "Seven Deadly Sins" will continue to emerge.
As long as people have not forgotten, as long as there is malice in people's hearts calling for the devil, she will be resurrected sooner or later.

After the burning of humanity is ended, after the restoration of humanity is completed and everything is back on track, one day, in a dark and filthy corner, in the body of someone who has the "sin of gluttony" - who is too greedy for pleasure, the devil will be resurrected again.

but.

At least for now——

(I can help the boy to complete the strategy of this singularity directly!)
Shirou chanted the mantra of the Fire Realm Mantra of Acala loudly, causing the sword in his hand - and even his entire body - to be enveloped in holy fire!

The White Saint, who had returned like a flash in the pan, also resolutely faced the heat without any defense, exposing her most vulnerable core to the blade.

Joan of Arc could only watch what was happening in front of her in silence. She was powerless to stop it, nor was she qualified to do so.

After all, the disgust and hatred of those who were harmed by the devil are still entangled with the devil. Even if Joan of Arc feels sorry for them, what qualifications does she have to forgive them on their behalf?
That's fine.

After the restoration of humanity is completed, Demon King Prelati will be officially put on Shirou's hunting blacklist, and sooner or later Shirou will find a way to completely save him.

So swing the sword of fire.

In this way, at least the story of this singularity can come to an end directly, drawing an imperfect period -

Shirou's inspiration is being tested.

[Difficulty: 75 (Attention is focused on the White Saint, the difficulty increases)]

[Shirou's 'Inspiration': 1D100=87]

——?
Shirou suddenly thought of something.

Because the illusion that Prelati had cast was too powerful, and her past story was too attractive to Shirou, Shirou actually overlooked a detail.

In Shirou's illusion confrontation with Prelati, something seemed to be missing.

That's right.

Shirou was able to see the narration records - although they were just simple battle reports, they often revealed some information inadvertently in the various details.

Shirou paused in his original action, and subconsciously looked up the recorded contents of the narration, and then - he immediately found the key!
Something is missing in the numerical calculation of Prelati's illusion attack!
Shirou's calculations also took into account the "Holy Grail Support" provided by Isabella, Shirou's temporary Master.

But what about Prelati?

Clearly, Prelati still has the real "R'lyeh Text" in his hand - if we ignore the crazy side effects, its effect as a magic furnace is completely a superior version of the Holy Grail!

The Holy Grail is just a crystallization of super-high-density magic power. Theoretically, the magic power will eventually run out.

But this thing is a real infinite magic furnace! It is an indescribable forbidden power outside the origin universe!

Why is Prelati useless?
--wrong

What should be considered here is "where did Prelati use it"!
Vlad's face immediately appeared in Shirou's mind.

To be honest, Shirou didn't really take Vlad III very seriously - while he was powerful, normally, he couldn't compare to the threat posed by a Demon King.

Because—because Vlad was a good man.

Although the world feared him and called him "The Impaler", even Mehmed II, who destroyed the Byzantine Empire, called him: "I am not afraid of anyone. But the devil is another matter."

But Joan knew him.

They didn't know each other during their lifetime, after all, Vlad was just born the year Joan of Arc died.

The state of Jeanne's spiritual base is very strange. For some reason, she can't remember her memories before her death. This part of her spiritual base was damaged for unknown reasons, but she still remembers the memories of other Holy Grail Wars she participated in.

Jeanne did not hide this from Shirou.

She participated in the Moon King Holy Grail War on the moon in a certain world line, and also participated in the Holy Grail War in Romania. That battle was not a battle royale of seven servants, but a team battle between two camps, with seven servants on each side. In that Holy Grail War, because a servant of a "ruler" who served as the referee had a problem, he did not act as a referee, but secretly manipulated one of the camps to join the battle. Therefore, in order to correct the mistake of the first referee, the Holy Grail summoned the second referee, Jeanne d'Arc.

The detailed process is not the point, so I will not mention it here.

(Note: These are the plots in "Fate/Apocrypha". By the way, Jeanne of France can't remember her memories before her death, but she remembers participating in the Holy Grail War in other world lines. This is the original plot in FGO. The original FGO did not explain the reason in the plot until the end.

Considering off-site factors, it should be a kind of Easter egg that the original author pays tribute to himself. The copywriter of "Fate/Apocrypha" and French Singularity is Yuichiro Higashide)
The key point is that Joan of Arc once fought alongside Vlad III in the Holy Grail War.

So Joan of Arc knew the character of the Heroic Spirit Vlad, he was undoubtedly a noble and honest warrior, maybe not a good man, but he would mainly inflict unscrupulous cruelty on his enemies, would not kill without reason if it was not necessary, and would stand on the side of justice.

Vlad is not weak, but he is far from being "exceptionally powerful". As a Heroic Spirit, his rating is probably at the level of "first-class goalkeeper".

But Vlad has a very powerful passive skill, 'Ghost General Protector of the Country EX'. If he gains control of the earth veins, his attribute values will directly soar to the TOP level when fighting on the earth veins - of course, the values only soar to the extraordinary level, and he does not have the super treasures that truly extraordinary servants have.

If it is on the land of its hometown Romania, this ability can be effective even without control of the earth veins - if it brings Romanian soil, it can also have a certain effect. I always feel like I have seen this setting somewhere.

But this is French land, not Romania, and the ghost general skills to protect the country are not effective - not to mention, Archduke Vlad himself has an extremely strong belief in Christianity, this belief itself can even be used as a protective skill, making it impossible for Prelati to truly control him.

Even if he could be forced to fight by force using the contract, Vlad's sanity still could not be corrupted.

Even if Prelati wanted to order him to launch a sneak attack, Vlad himself would warn Shirou of the danger before that, so there was no need to worry.

——Originally, it should be like this
However, as a Buddhist hero in every sense, Shirou is not good at mysticism and relies too much on his "external brain (Tousaka Rin)" in this regard, so he cannot realize the existence of "this possibility".

The White Saint is an 'innocent monster', a demon who was cursed by the malice of human hearts and ultimately fell.

--but!
In this place, in this French singularity, there is more than one similar existence!
Vlad is also an 'innocent monster'.

However, Vlad was not cursed during his lifetime, but after his death.

In order to protect the Christian world, Vlad used many bloody and terrifying methods in the bloody battle against pagans.

In terms of results, Vlad's strategy was successful.

But what comes after the terrifying story of the Impaler?

After successfully defending his country, Vlad was betrayed by the very people he risked his life to protect, who only wanted to take everything he had.

The bloody means used to resist foreign enemies - the means used to intimidate invaders - are constantly demonized.

His father, who was a proud member of the Dragon Knights, was called the 'Grand Duke of Dragon', and he was therefore named the 'Little Duke of Dragon'. However, even this honor of inheritance became evidence of his stigmatization - the pride of the name 'Son of Dragon' was instead turned into evidence of 'being the incarnation of the devil'.

It would be fine if it only came here.

But with the development of the times and the progress of civilization, the spiritual shackles of mankind have gradually been opened - everything about Vlad has become entertainment material.

Just because I think it's 'cool', 'dark style is awesome' and so on.

Vlad's achievements and the slanderous content that demonized Vlad have actually become the material for the novel.

Irish writer Bram Stoker used it as the prototype and wrote a novel called "Dracula" in 1897. Count Dracula in the novel is a bloodthirsty vampire who specifically preys on young beauties.

The overly successful novel not only successfully made the fictional race of 'vampires' deeply rooted in people's hearts (Note: there are no vampires in the Type-Moon world, and vampires are also fictional creatures in Type-Moon), but also made Vlad - and everything about Vlad - be replaced.

When we mention Vlad, we think of Dracula, the vampire Count. Compared to everything about Archduke Vlad, everything about the vampire Dracula is more deeply rooted in people's hearts.

The inheritance of history was distorted by blood.

The proud title of 'Son of the Dragon' was changed to the vampire 'Dracula'.

What is even more difficult for the heroic spirit Archduke Vlad to accept is that after being stigmatized, his own name - 'Dracula' is surprisingly popular.

It wasn't just the novel called "Dracula" that started the vampire culture. He was inexplicably worshipped for this reason!
Just because Dracula is so popular and the vampire setting is so cool, in the process of various continuous secondary creations, Dracula's settings have been continuously increased and accumulated, and he has even been linked to Satan. In some stories, he is a fallen angel, and some even set him as the enemy of God.

The reason for all this is simply because it's 'cool'.

The noble and honest believers are regarded as being worshiped as the 'king of demons'!
This is the greatest insult to Vlad!

When he appeared as a heroic spirit, he often had to distract himself to suppress the curse power of this blood inheritance - this power, the power of 'Dracula', was extremely powerful because of the countless 'second creations' superimposed.
Why?

Because vampires are fictional creatures, they do not exist in this world. Although there are creatures like Dead Apostles, their setting is actually completely different from the setting of the "vampire race" that is deeply rooted in people's minds.

But the problem is that vampire legend, as an element of modern artistic creation, is too popular.

People's love for him turned into a curse that seemed to emphasize that "Vlad is a vampire."

And because vampires themselves do not exist and are fictional creatures, all the love, even worship and belief in vampires - all the power of "creation of vampire culture" is concentrated on the hero Vlad.

This power is so strong that if he can accept it completely and spontaneously, he can easily reach the level of a TOP Servant. As long as he is willing to accept it - he may even directly reach the height of an 'Almighty God' like Odin, Zeus, and Smoke Mirror.

If this were to happen, even the name on the Throne of Heroes - Vlad's name - would be replaced by Dracula.

This was something Vlad was absolutely unwilling to accept.

Even if you can obtain unparalleled divine power.

But if you do this, what's the difference between your own life being taken away by a "fake" like Dracula that was conjured out of thin air from stigmatized rumors?
A philosopher once said: Human beings die twice, one is biological death, and the second is being forgotten.

Perhaps sooner or later, the name of 'Grand Duke Vlad, the Shield of the Christian World' will be completely forgotten, and the world will only remember the vampire Dracula.

But until then, the heroic spirit Vlad will continue to fight.

Even if he was summoned as a Heroic Spirit Servant, if a Master ordered him to use the power of Dracula - he would rather die.

That's right.

Vlad would never use Dracula's power, would never actively transform into Dracula, and would never accept this curse.

--but

When human nature is burning out, when the causal logic of human history is in chaos.

In the year 1431, when the newborn Vlad was born, and at the same time when the spirit of the deceased Vlad appeared in the world, the boundary between life and death became unclear.

Dracula, the immortal demon king, perhaps his existence will be established.

Even if Vlad himself refuses to accept, refuses to transform, refuses to accept the part of Dracula (the desire of countless humans for vampire culture) that is dormant deep in his spiritual base, it may be forced to surface.

Even if Vlad himself would suppress it with all his strength, and even hoped to destroy himself and his spiritual foundation completely, he would not be willing to become Dracula.

but!

What if some taboos are added to break the balance?
For example, there are forbidden magic books from the outer universe that do not exist in this world, and there is the flesh and blood core of the evil god from the outer universe.

The R'lyeh Text

When Prelati used Tsukuyomi to attack Shirou, he also used illusion to hide Vlad III's figure, and forcibly implanted the "R'lyeh Text" in his hand into his body (deep in his spiritual base).

Vlad's side as a 'human' was suppressed, and his side as a 'forbidden existence' was emphasized!
The power of taboo is thus channeled out!

[Vlad——Dracula is out of control. Who does he choose as his priority target? ]

【1. Shirou】

[2. White Saint]

3. Isabella

【1D3=3】

[Isabella is protected by the Holy Grail, and with Shirou's inspiration, she reacted in time. If Dracula wanted to hurt her]
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r2d1000【How much does Blood Heritage strengthen Vlad at this time?】

[Because of the support of the R'lyeh Text, the upper limit has been greatly increased]

[If the enhancement exceeds 1000, Dracula will be able to break through the protection of the Holy Grail (it will be dangerous if he takes away the Holy Grail!)]

[If it is lower than 1250, Vlad may use his human will to fight back.]

[The 'blood inheritance' shown here. Because vampires are imaginary creatures in Type-Moon, the so-called blood inheritance actually refers to 'all artistic creations related to vampire culture' - because vampires were invented from 'novels', therefore, subcultural contents of novels, comics, games, etc. are all included.]

[In the present moment when human nature is burning away and time and space are in chaos]

[Power of 'Blood Heritage' (Curse): 1D1000=960]

[Power of the R'lyeh Text (Curse): 1D1000=672]

[Total: 1632]

Perhaps even Prelati himself did not know what a terrible power he had awakened.

After all, she is still the devil living in 1431. Prelati doesn't know to what extent Dracula will be strengthened by the "additional settings" in the future human story inheritance.

Perhaps it was because the Demon King Beelzebub himself was also a beneficiary (victim) of the power gained from it, so she ignored the horror of it and failed to notice it.

After all, the Demon King Beelzebub is a fictional Demon King who was created out of thin air and his power has no foundation.

But Prelati didn't know that Dracula had a clear prototype. The cognition, beliefs, likes, wishes, love and desires of billions of people for vampire culture, etc., were all concentrated on the heroic spirit Vlad in the form of a curse.

Vlad had been suppressing it with his own will - his faith was too strong, so it was not obvious. But the R'lyeh Text, with its indescribable madness that drove people to madness, lifted the seal.

The seal named 'Vlad' has failed.

Then, the demon king named Dracula, who was formed from the fantasies of billions of people, was able to open his eyes.

“■■■■■■■■■■■■!!!!”

The roar that was not like that of a human - it was like a monster's roar, actually turned into a shock wave, which tore apart the illusion that Prelati had originally used to hide him!

Because it is Dracula's power that is dominant, if you only look at his appearance, he doesn't seem to have too many so-called "De" characteristics, but the madness of the forbidden evil god still permeates his will.

The evil Dracula, the king of demons, is occasionally seen as a decent character in some stories. Even as a villain, he should have the characteristic of "elegance".

But because of the influence of the R'lyeh Text, these can no longer be seen.

Only madness!

In Shirou's eyes, Vlad Dracula's appearance was constantly changing, and Shirou even saw some familiar figures among them.

It's not that Shirou has ever seen Dracula, but in the games that Sakura, Shinji, and Miss Gamesh like to play, the comics or novel illustrations they like to read. All the fantasy characters related to "vampires" keep appearing, distorting, disappearing, and appearing on his (her) body.
It's like an aggregation of all vampires (fantasy)!
Perhaps it should be said here that it is a good thing that he lost his rationality because of the madness of the R'lyeh Text?

Having lost his rationality, he is just a simple and scary monster. He has extremely terrifying stats, but he cannot use the abilities of vampires in fantasy works.
If he suddenly said "Smash Waludo!" and stopped time, Shirou might not be able to deal with it.

Not right either.

If he had been rational, even if his will was no longer that of Grand Duke Vlad, Dracula himself might still be able to communicate with him, and perhaps even induce him to go to war with the Demon King?
It’s hard to say, but I don’t have time to think about these things.

Because this out-of-control monster locked onto one of the people present - Isabella!
Is it because Isabella has the Holy Grail in her body? Is it the smell of the Holy Grail that attracts the demon king Dracula?
Can the power of the Holy Grail protect Isabella?

Shirou didn't think about this question, and didn't even have time to look at the recent records that the narrator had revealed. When he found that this monster, which was constantly distorted as a fantasy work and didn't even know who it was (which version of Dracula/vampire it was), was heading towards Jeanne's mother Isabella - Shirou had already taken action!

Wear the divine mask of Heracleus! Improve your physical fitness to the limit!
[Divine Mask: Hercules, remaining uses: 10]

If the Holy Grail fell into his hands, it would be even more dangerous? Shirou didn't have time to think so much, and acted completely on instinct!
Obviously, the biggest "distortion" in this singularity now is no longer the Holy Grail of the Demon King, nor Prelati himself, but Dracula - the curse of the "blood heritage (vampire culture)" in his body, and the forbidden magic book "R'lyeh Text" in his body!
The conditions for clearing the French singularity changed when it appeared.

Fortunately, Shirou reacted and stopped his original action.

Perhaps Prelati himself did not expect the situation to develop in this way?
Perhaps Prelati guessed that her foolish past self might choose to commit suicide, so she kept a trick and planned to manipulate Dracula to launch a sneak attack on Shirou who was in the process of executing the White Saint.

But because Shirou reacted, he immediately stood between Dracula and Isabella (the Holy Grail), which means that the White Saint has not been killed yet!
Although it is a very magical and outrageous development, it is the fact!

The White Saint herself also reacted immediately!

Although she still had to die in the end, at least at this moment, she became Shirou's teammate!
"——I'll help you!"

[White Saint. To distinguish her from Prelati, let’s temporarily call her ‘Baal’]

【Vs Demon King Dracula】

[Should Shirou choose to fight back or retreat? ]

[1. If we delay, something unexpected will happen. Besides, we are not completely sure that we can retreat successfully. If we retreat, what if he goes to massacre other innocent civilians? So let's decide the winner here!]

[2. Dracula's spiritual base is too terrifying. We should find a way to retreat and find more reinforcements to defeat the Demon King together (for example, seek help from Georgos, St. George, and Michael)]

【1D2=1】

——It’s better to do it today than to wait for another day!
Not to mention how to retreat, even if the retreat is successful, is Shirou going to let this monster massacre other civilians?
"——Brave boy! We must find a way to defeat him here! At least we must find a way to seal him away!"

Barr's thoughts were obviously the same as Shirou's.

[White Saint Baal temporarily joins the team (as a temporary servant, temporarily locked in the starting lineup)]

On the bright side, if we can solve him right here, then the problem of this singularity will be completely solved, right?
--war!!!

←to be continue!
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Joan of Arc, don't blame the editor. He didn't think that the resurrected saint in the title was not you before he wrote it.
(End of this chapter)