The android girl will not dream of the fairy knight sister

　It was almost sunset, and the shadows of the trees were infinitely stretched and then merged together again, becoming even more weird and terrifying.

　The leaves rustled in the breeze, and a cold atmosphere was everywhere.

　Sieg raised his hand and summoned a minimal flame. The blue-green flames danced in everyone's eyes, with black flashes mixed in from time to time.

　The scales and skin peeled off by Sieg and Jeanne were piled up together, and a dozen projected pincers with dragon flesh inserted into them were placed in a circle around the flames.

　Ritsuka Fujimaru was still sleeping on Mashu's lap, showing no signs of waking up.

　Some crystal clear oil droplets illuminated by the fire slid down the meat and fell into the flames, making a sizzling sound.

　Since no one present had experience in handling dragon meat, although Mash could cook, she could only cook ordinary food.

　This was the first time she had encountered dragon meat, a material that existed only in fantasy and myth.

　Sieg and Jeanne could only rely on their own intuition and God's revelation respectively. From time to time, they would add some of the seasonings brought by Mash to the meat according to these extremely metaphysical things.

　The aroma of barbecue filled the air. In order to prevent the smell from spreading too far, Sieg also set up several barriers around it.

　For her, a cyborg, learning some magic and using it was not difficult.

　Although he didn't learn much at the Matou family due to time constraints, the quality of the magic he performed was solid.

　Relying on excellent magic circuits, extremely high talent and huge total magic power.

　Most magic tricks come easily to her.

　“It should be almost done…”

　Sieg picked up a string of greasy dragon meat and put it directly into his mouth.

　As for the taste, it can’t be that bad, right?

　After all, I have already experienced that kind of "pain".

　As the piece of meat was stuffed into his mouth in one breath, Sieg's cheeks puffed up slightly, like a hamster.

　The rich aroma, along with the juice bursting out from being squeezed, fills every space in the mouth.

　Sieg blinked in surprise, then raised his thumbs to several people to express his opinion.

　After chewing for a few times, Sieg swallowed the dragon meat in his mouth.

　Next comes the distribution and re-roasting of the meat.

　Since Jeanne has not yet signed a contract with Fujimaru Ritsuka and is still in a state without a master or servant, Sieg specially selected some organ parts with relatively high magic power content for her.

　Mashu was given the firmer thigh meat to replenish her strength.

　Even Fu Fu was allocated a piece of meat that was almost as big as herself.

　After distributing most of the roasted meat, Sieg returned to the fire and started roasting the meat again.

　He held a skewer in one hand and a live dragon's tail in the other, which he simply cleaned and then stuffed into his mouth.

　The hard scales and bones made a "crackling" sound in her mouth, and the strong smell of blood filled her mouth.

　"Zig!"

　Joan of Arc heard something wrong and turned around quickly, then saw Sieg stuffing a dragon tail into his mouth and grilling meat for them.

　Joan of Arc rushed over and pulled out the poor dragon tail that had been bitten to pieces from Sieg's mouth.

　"Give me some roasted meat!"

　Joan of Arc grabbed the dragon's tail, then stretched out her armored hand, picked up a piece of delicious meat, and stuffed it into Sieg's mouth.

　"Well!"

　Sieg blinked innocently and looked at Jeanne pitifully with a somewhat aggrieved look.

　"Anyway, you can't just eat anything anymore, understand?"

　Seeing Sieg's aggrieved eyes, Joan of Arc's attitude suddenly wilted like an eggplant hit by frost.

　She bears a great responsibility for the other person becoming what he is now.

　"All right..."

　Sieg reluctantly swallowed the barbecue in his mouth.

　She had clearly intended to leave the roasted meat for Jeanne and Mash. After all, she was no longer human in certain situations and didn't need to eat food that was consistent with human cognition.

　After all, as long as she has something to eat, she doesn't need to care what the food is like or how it tastes.

　So she chose to grill meat for the three people present and eat raw meat herself.

　It's like humans always have some unrealistic fantasies.

　There was still a little light remaining in the cracks deep inside Sieg's heart.

　"I'm sorry to interrupt your dinner, but we have more urgent matters to attend to..."

　Da Vinci's voice came through the magic communication.

　She successfully removed Romani Agyeman from his supervisory position and gave him a break.

　After all, the human body can't withstand too much fatigue, right?

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　Ge and Jeanne looked at each other and nodded.

　"First of all, could you please tell me your names?"

　Joan of Arc looked at Mash and Leonardo da Vinci on the screen.

　Mashu gave some water to the still unconscious Fujimaru Ritsuka and stood up from the ground.

　"Yes, my individual name is Mash Kyrielight, and the one next to me is my Master Fujimaru Ritsuka."

　"Master... As expected, this Holy Grail War also has a Master..."

　Jeanne frowned, and her amethyst-like pupils looked up and down at Fujimaru Ritsuka.

　"Not really."

　Mash shook her head at Jeanne.

　"This has nothing to do with the Holy Grail War, and I am just a sub-servant."

　"Sub-Servant?"

　Joan of Arc looked at Sieg in confusion, and Sieg tilted his head towards her and told her very honestly that she didn't know what a Sub-Servant was.

　"Not a proper Heroic Spirit... Don't you know what a Sub-Servant is?"

　Jeanne shook her head and took over Mash's topic.

　"Better than that, let me first introduce myself..."

　Joan of Arc summoned her battle standard and raised it before her.

　"I am indeed a Servant, and my class is Ruler. I am aware of this..."

　Jeanne was silent for a moment and looked in Sieg's direction.

　Sieg smiled at Jeanne and let her continue.

　Because she is the strongest, Joan of Arc does not have to fight and does not have to worry about anything.

　She will be responsible for solving all problems.

　Just for Jeanne...

　Zig kept reminding himself in his heart.

　I only "save" this world for Jeanne's sake...

　The reason why there is still light in the cracks deep in her heart is because the girl still has an unrealistic and naive fantasy about the "world".

　But if those expectations and hopes are shattered time and again by the world itself—

　At the moment of an avalanche, no snowflake is innocent.

　What will greet the "world" will be the evil beasts it has personally nurtured.

　It will be a beast with "gentleness", which is hurt by humans again and again, but is saved again and again.

　The most gentle beast in the world.

　Even if hell lies ahead...

　Even if what awaits her is undeniable expulsion.

　The evil beasts will still save humans time and time again.

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　It's another day of classes, the update is a bit late

　We Will Meet Again: Joan of Arc and the Witch

　Seeing that Sieg's smile was no longer as stiff as before, Jeanne nodded, then looked at Mash and Da Vinci and continued:

　"But most of the knowledge about the Holy Grail War that the Holy Grail should have bestowed upon me no longer exists... Not only the knowledge, but even my ability level has been drastically reduced."

　Joan of Arc's face revealed confusion and a hint of uneasiness.

　"Forget about the two Command Seals for each Servant, even the ability to see through their true names is gone..."

　Joan of Arc's face suddenly turned slightly red.

　"But luckily this is my hometown, and Sieg is here too, so I don't have to worry about the battles or the language..."

　Mashu blinked as he listened to Jeanne's words, then asked the same question he had asked before.

　"Come to think of it, when you first met, you two seemed to be hugging each other affectionately... Did you know each other before?"

　"This..."

　Joan of Arc's face, which had been somewhat happy, suddenly fell, revealing a trace of regret and reluctance.

　"That's my fault... I allowed Sieg to participate in the Holy Grail War instead of Siegfried, and in the end, I gave that child the wish to destroy and "save the world"..."

　"You mean, that Miss Sieg's wish to prevent the Holy Grail War?"

　Leonardo da Vinci looked up and down at Sieg and asked Joan of Arc with some uncertainty.

　"That's right. After all, the Third Law only targets humans. If you enter the inner world, the activation will be suspended until the Holy Grail returns to the human world—"

　Joan of Arc suddenly stopped talking and turned to look at Sieg again.

　The transformation between dragon and human cannot be done at will, because it involves the fundamental issue, that is, the soul.

　It is easy to change the body, but the soul is different.

　There is no example to date that proves that the soul can be restored to its original state after transformation.

　Revelation is infallible, so everything is truly happening.

　Sieg turned into a dragon, so how did she turn back into a human?

　There is only one answer.

　The third method is the materialization of the soul.

　Because it is separated from the original nature of the soul, it can change at will and is not bound by the body because it can transform itself to match the body.

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　And with this comes the true immortality of the soul. Even if the body is worn away, the soul will still shine brightly. Thus, it becomes a true perpetual motion machine, constantly generating infinite magical power.

　"Your soul?"

　Jeanne's voice was trembling, and the next second, Sieg's answer almost made her eyes go black.

　“It’s materialized.”

　"The materialization of the third law... then it makes sense that such a huge amount of magic power can be used in battle..."

　Leonardo da Vinci sat in the official room, his gauntlets covered in strange shapes constantly tapping the table.

　Currently, there are only her and three or four staff members on night shift left in the entire control room. Everyone else has gone to rest.

　"It's okay... I'm used to it..."