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"We meet again, miserable bitch."

Joan of Arc sighed, not knowing where to place her gaze for a while, so she turned to the empty sky.

No use, Caster!

[Did you already know that such a scene would happen? 】

"Eh?" Although the voice was no longer the same as Caster's, Joan of Arc said firmly: "Yes, I have already realized this ending."

【No regrets? 】

"Of course - with me as the cornerstone, the motherland has been saved, hasn't it?" Joan looked at the crowd below.They no longer worry about the war, and have free time to express their views on life.This is already a change.

[However, no matter in this era or in the future, there is probably no girl who is more sad than you. 】

"Standing on the standpoint of others is different from my own personal experience. I never feel that there is anything wrong with my life." Joan of Arc said to Kong Kong.Like a scene in a stage play, the next fire ignited on her body.Archbishop Pierre next to him laughed wildly.

Joan was also speechless at Caster's clumsy technique, even if she was burned to death again, she would not give in.

However... the surrounding scenery suddenly changed.

A shadow suddenly enveloped the square in an instant, as if the sun disappeared from the world.

"Look, what is that!?" The people below pointed to the sky.

The shadow that covered the sky and the sun, accompanied by a violent roar, the Juggernaut riding on the dragon pulled the reins, and the dragon stretched its wings and swooped down from the sky.

The archbishop was spit into ashes by a pyrombus, and the flames also burned the ropes that bound Joan.

Joan of Arc stared blankly at the man and dragon approaching before her, completely speechless: "Wei, Weiston!?"

She couldn't tell whether it was reality or fantasy in front of her eyes.

Chapter 220 The Fourth Holy Grail System

Shakespeare, who is good at writing tragedies, made Joan experience all kinds of spiritual whiplash in this stage play, but he never thought that this would be the case in the final act of the illusion.

It was only natural that Joan of Arc could not have imagined it.

"Sorry for being late."

Perhaps people will remember Shakespeare's four famous tragedies "Hamlet", "Othello", "King Lear" and "Macbeth", but no one knows that before these tragedies passed down to the world, he was still a writer of comedies in the early days. writer.

So, this ending is not bad, right?

Ignoring those murmurs in Joan's memory of "How can there be a dragon in my world..." this kind of script, which Weston came up with in a few minutes with a certain game, is already the limit.

"Everything is over."

Accompanied by this sentence, it represents not only the current suffering of Joan of Arc, but also Shakespeare's stage play, which has come to an end.

Jeanne hummed.

When a ray of white light shines and the surrounding residents disappear, everything in front of Joan's eyes has switched again. This time, it is no longer the hometown or other scenes.

Well, it's over.

……

Hanging garden, in front of the Great Holy Grail gate.

Joan of Arc stood there in a daze as if half a century had passed.Even though he had only left for less than half an hour, he felt nostalgic for the scene here.

She stared at Weston with some embarrassment. From the timing of the dragon's appearance, she guessed that the other party might have been paying attention to her from the beginning of the second act. This result gave Joan a strange feeling.Although there is nothing shameful about it, being told about one's own story and witnessing it with one's own eyes are two different things.

This guy is really, he was watching from the sidelines early in the morning but still wanted her to experience the fate of being tied up.

Joan of Arc had no intention of reprimanding at all, but the fact that the last dragon hero descended from the sky still made Joan feel a little weird.

The story in the illusion is undoubtedly her story, and has nothing to do with Leticia.However, why did he use such an ambiguous way to rescue her from the illusion? This time, he couldn't possibly regard himself as Leticia, right?

"Thank you very much, Weston." Joan suppressed the weird emotions in her heart and bowed her head.

In various senses: she should be grateful for defeating Shakespeare and saving her from the hallucination, and she should be grateful for erasing the helplessness of being burned to death in the hallucination.

Especially thinking of the giant dragon when it escaped from the illusion, even now Joan still feels a little ashamed.

That is without a doubt the dream of every girl.When I am most desperate and helpless, I hope that a prince, brave man, or knight will descend from the sky to save my dream.

If it was placed before leaving the village, before receiving the revelation of the Lord, and before experiencing the war, Joan of Arc must have been captured by such a picture and such a brave man without exception.What happened after that scene, no accident, she had that figure in her mind for a long time.If the knight and the brave man also start to like her, then the two of them may eventually become a couple, as a wife, give birth to a child or two for such a brave man, and then as an ordinary woman, slowly until becoming an old woman ...

But that's what a normal girl thinks.

After Joan of Arc received the Lord's revelation and witnessed the suffering of mankind, she knew that she would devote her whole life to these.

"Thank you very much!" Jeanne said again.

Thankful to Weston for giving her that dream, thankful not to be burned to death again, and thankful for being recognized.

Most of the dreams are suffering, but the final ending contains hope and happiness.Although it was short, it was something that made Joan feel happy.

"As long as you don't think I'm distorting your historical facts." For what reason, he would use the game plot that flashed through his lame mind to end Joan's suffering.

Looking back at this moment, Weston probably thought that the saint in front of him still kept hope in the face of despair and a world where there was no redemption at all?So that when the fools in the illusion tried to attack, and the bishops under the dirty politics tried to pollute that kind of heart, there was always a feeling of repression and wanting to be released.

Therefore, it is so easy to construct a weird ending that does not exist in history.

Even at this moment, after witnessing the history of Joan of Arc with his own eyes, there is an urge deep in his heart to take that pure and firm belief for himself.