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In the book' Joan of Arc: "... not only Joan of Arc who invaded Orleans... but also those flying dragons..."

Matthew: "It means Wyvern.

... Creatures like flying dragons should never exist in France in this century.

More importantly, the one the soldiers called 'Dragon Witch'. "

Joan of Arc: "Well. Although I don't want to admit it, the person who controls the dragon should be "I"."

Speaking of which, Joan blushed again, her eyes wandered, but she also admitted the existence of another "self".

"I don't know exactly how it was manipulated. I never even thought about it when I was alive.

I heard that summoning dragons is the highest level of magic.

What's more, there are still so many dragons together——. "'

"Holy Grail...!" Claire blurted out, seeing the description of Joan of Arc, she immediately thought of another holy vessel that the white-haired Joan of Arc used to summon the followers.

Only the Holy Grail can turn Joan of Arc, who has never learned dragon summoning magic, into a dragon witch! ?

This... is really bad news.

If it is the Holy Grail——

Even the magic power to maintain the appearance of the hero after death can be done, and the one who summons the flying dragon should be able to do it too!

In the book, everyone in Chaldea quickly guessed this point.

Joan said that she must start by stopping the evil deeds of her other self.

Even though she doesn't have much strength now...

Even dealing with wyverns is very difficult.

but--

Matthew: "...Even if you are alone, you have to fight to the end...

How should I put it, what a character exactly as described in the epic, Master. "

Guda: "Well, I thought so too."'

"epic?!"

!!!

Everyone immediately thought of something.

Ah... the 'epic' that Matthew is talking about, could it be the one that Andersen is writing now?

But if they had read Andersen's works, how could Chaldea be unprepared for Leif's actions?

Matthew also read the epic! !

Whether it was the same book as they were reading, this matter reminded everyone.

Or--

In the future, in the era of Chaldea, have most of Andersen's works been "lost"?

Everyone's expressions became extremely complicated and tangled for a moment.

After some conversation, Guda decided to help Joan act together.

Joan of Arc, who originally thought that she would fight to the end alone, was also very happy to have Chaldea's assistance.

After going through a few encounters, Joan also began to feel lucky to have such good teammates to help.

She also found out.

Relying on her own strength alone... In fact, it is impossible to stop another 'self' at all.

Not to mention dealing with another 'Jean of Arc', even dealing with these Wyverns is very difficult.

Hermetos: "Although I finally borrowed the power of Chaldea, but at the beginning I planned to be alone, and I must fight to the end! She really deserves to be named a saint in the history of mankind. "

'The Holy Maiden of Salvation'...

What a brilliant title.

In their era, why is there no such a girl who is loved by the world!

Hermetos felt a little itchy...

If it weren't for his power and strength, he would be far inferior to the God in the book.

He wants to try to find such a pious 'believer' for himself...

As for the epic, Joan of Arc did not receive God's response until her death.

In the eyes of this alchemy god, it is also a regrettable thing.

Instead, he...

For such a shining hero and loyal child, even going down to the realm in person is worth it!