Dark Soul Moon

Because of the prior notice, there was not much loss of property.

So, it doesn't matter if the village is burned down, it can be rebuilt.

As long as people are fine.

But even thinking this way, some peasant women couldn't help but shed tears after seeing the house where they lived for a long time burnt down.

Jacques didn't care about other villagers either.

He returned to where his home was.

Maybe it was good luck, or maybe it was God's blessing. The outer surface of the house was only blackened by the fire, but the inner structure was intact.

Compared with other people's homes that are left with only ruins, the Jacques family at least don't have to sleep in the open.

He carefully placed Joan on the bed.

Looking at Joan who was sleeping peacefully, Jacques breathed a sigh of relief.

His wife, Isabel, opened the door and walked in. He turned around and made a quiet gesture, signaling his wife not to make a sound.

So she tiptoed to her husband and told him that the villagers wanted to see him.

Jacques frowned.

He tucked the quilt for the sleeping Joan of Arc, and then exited the room silently.

When they came to the open space in the village, some villagers had already gathered there.

"Is there anything you want from me?"

Jacques asked.

The villagers looked at each other, and then one person was pushed out.

The villager who was pushed out looked around, and then he looked at Jacques: "Jacques, has Joan received the blessing of the Lord?"

he asked nervously.

This is already the most reasonable explanation they can think of.

Joan of Arc, who was less than ten years old, was not only unscathed in the face of those tall Burgundian soldiers, but those Burgundian soldiers turned into corpses.

At the same time, after returning to the village, the house of Joan's family was almost unscathed, only blackened.

This is not blessed by the Lord, what else could be the reason?

If they were truly blessed by the Lord, they would have lived with the saint.

For these Catholic villagers, this event is enough to make them remember for a lifetime.

In the future, you can say this to future generations: "Your grandfather and I used to live in the same village with Joan of Arc!"

Jacques froze for a moment, then thought flashed in his eyes.

Maybe this is a good opportunity.

What Joan of Arc believed in was not the Lord of Catholicism, but the so-called Princess of the Sunshine.

However, her own daughter was able to release the magical magic called Miracle bestowed by Princess Sunshine.

That is a magical technique that can restore injuries.

Even if I tell the villagers that Joan of Arc is not a saint, they probably won't believe it.

Because, no matter how you think about it, the magic that can restore the injury can only be known by the big figures of the Catholic Church.

How could other heretics use this kind of magic?

Heretics only use dark, ominous, malicious spells to harm people.

This is preached by the Catholic Church, and the villagers firmly believe in it.

That just helped him.

Made up his mind, Jacques nodded.

For his daughter, he is willing to do this.

Even if he may be punished by the Lord.

After the villagers saw Jacques nodding, fanaticism slowly appeared in their eyes.

The saint blessed by the Lord appeared in Domremy, and this news was enough to cheer them up.

The eyes of the Lord must be upon them.

With the Saintess around, Domremy will surely develop better and better in the future.

The villagers thought so.

At this moment, Jacques said, "Everyone, please keep this news a secret. At least until Joan grows up, don't let the news that Joan is a saint be leaked."

"You don't want to attract those evil heretics, do you?"

In France there are wicked heretics.

This is the news Jacques heard when he went to the lord to deliver the collected taxes.