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Jenny suddenly looked at the passage behind the epic.

If the epic is over, then there are still so many pages behind, what is it describing? !

Or--

Is the words that Lord Shenming really wants to convey to her behind?

So Jenny continued to flip through the back.

at the same time--

Joan of Arc also tried to have a conversation with Jenny at the moment when Jenny called out her name, but failed...

She could only return her mind to the epic.

Speaking of-

She still remembers very clearly the last time she and Giles parted.

Gilles' daughter was born, and in ecstasy he asked himself a leave of absence.And promise to return to the front line immediately, and defeat the invaders in England with him.

I didn't expect that farewell would be a farewell...

Jeanne felt that she was really useless!

The self who is regarded as a saint by the world is actually an ordinary girl who was captured so quickly after leaving Jill's help.

This farewell is actually an eternal farewell!

……

'The trial against Joan of Arc for heresy was politically motivated.

The Duke of Bedford declared that the throne of France should belong to his nephew, King Henry VI of England, and she spoiled it all.The proceedings of the trial, which began at Rouen on January 31, 1, were led by the English occupying government, and the proceedings of the trial were in many respects haphazard.

To sum up some of the main issues, the judicial power of the Bishop of Cauchon, who served as judge, was only a legal assumption, and he had obtained this position because of his pro-English position.

The English government financed the cost of the entire trial.

Nicolas Bailly, a priestly notary, was only appointed to collect testimony against Joan of Arc, but did not present any evidence to the contrary.

Therefore, the entire trial lacks a fundamental fair basis, and Joan of Arc will be convicted no matter what. '

The article roughly describes a series of procedures of Joan's trial before being captured and burned everywhere.

And there was a detailed dialogue that left the little princesses stunned.

Asked in court: "Do you feel you are blessed by God?"

And Joan replied: "If I don't get it, I hope God will give it to me; if I have it, I hope God will still give it to me."

This question is a trap.

The dogma of the church at the time was that no one could be sure of his own grace, and if she answered yes, she would have proved herself heresy.

And if she answers in the negative, she admits her guilt.

"Those who questioned her were all dumbfounded" and had to suspend the interrogation that day.

People have come to know the name of God...

I can also understand and imagine how famous he was in that era.

And Joan's wonderful answer.Everyone felt that they had the same expressions as those in court who tried Joan of Arc at that time.

'If I don't have it, may God give it to me; if I have it, may God still give it to me? '

sharp!so amazing!

But in this way, they should not be able to frame Joan of Arc again, why did they still execute him in the end.

And what about the Marshal? !

Why didn't he come to save Joan!

She clearly knew that Joan's final outcome was to die.

But at the moment people are still extremely anxious.

No one can explain this feeling clearly.

And the other side...

People quickly saw Giles' rescue in action.

How could he have forgotten Joan?

How can you forget her?

He couldn't betray Joan like everyone else did.

For those French soldiers who caused Joan to be captured, and for King Charles VII who was supported by Joan but did not send a single soldier to rescue him...

Even if everyone turned their back on that girl, only he would never.

'She has long shared our sins. Gilles thought so, his eyes gradually became crazy and persistent.

Then, as a comrade-in-arms, he has the obligation to rescue it completely!