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'The man named Gilles de Rais...he is the heir of a nobleman in Brittany (father) and the child of the niece (mother) of a famous French general in the middle of the Hundred Years' War. '

"Jill!! Is it Jill?" Seeing the names of her comrades and friends appearing on the epic, Joan's consciousness widened her eyes in surprise.

How could she forget the hero who saved France with her...

But Joan didn't know this old friend, the story of childhood.

In this epic, it tells about Jill's birth from the very beginning. Could it be that the hero described in the epic later is 'Jill'?

Sudden--

Joan realized something.

That shameful picture (cover), the countless black shadows standing behind 'myself', seems very familiar.

'Are those all...'

Thinking that even I have been transformed into the image of countless times.

The idea born subconsciously in her mind made Joan feel a little absurd.

Jill is so smart and talented, how could she become my vassal?

If the country of France must lose someone, it can be without me, but it must not be without an excellent marshal like Jill.

If he knew what Joan was thinking at this time, and sincerely praised his achievements as a good friend, the marshal would not be so excited that he would cry.

However, it is impossible for him to hear Joan's voice across so many worlds.

What made it even more impossible for the French Generalissimo to guess was that his own story and life would soon be described in biographies and heroic epics, and would soon be seen by his favorite Joan of Arc.

Yes - heroes!

Gilles was a real hero in the first half of his life, and an anti-hero in the second half...

'Antihero' -

For a long time, although there are settings to explain the heroic spirits in various epics, their divisions are explained.

But this is probably Homura's first book with an anti-hero as the main character.

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Although Gilles de Rais was born in a noble family, he lived in good conditions.

But as a child of a noble family, his childhood was not so good.

Even when the early Anglo-French armistice agreement was still in place, and when Giles' parents were still alive, his life could not be said to be so warm.

In those days, two countries called England and France...

According to the tradition of noble families in France, their heirs will be taken care of by tutors.

And here is the famous relationship between England and the former Great Britain.

England, also known as the British Empire.

Although during the Hundred Years' War, the people living in England no longer had the pure Celtic blood of King Arthur's time, and even most of them were King Arthur's enemies, the invaders back then—

—Sons of the Saxons!

But in the eyes of everyone, in the eyes of countless book fans who have a very special longing for King Arthur, England is still a very complicated and inexplicable existence.

Just because he has another name, Great Britain!

'Is this a continuation of King Arthur's story? '

'It turns out that after the legend of Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table disappeared, did a new England Empire be established on the site of Britain? '

The Hundred Years' War -

now……

Also in the capital of the kingdom, the capital of the elves, and the city of Ceylon, many people are also crowded in bookstores, reading new epics.

Naturally, those familiar figures are indispensable.

Hermetos was looking behind——

In the new epic, he could actually glimpse a few words of the post-Legend of King Arthur, which he never expected.

England and France?

Another two countries I have never heard of.

'It's still too far away——! ’ thought Hermetos.He didn't have any impression of these two countries in his mind.

So he stopped thinking, and continued to look behind.

There is such a description in the text:

'Gilles de Rais rarely sees his parents.This caused him to lack the care of his parents since he was a child.Born in a wealthy aristocratic family, even if there is more money than can be spent, it is a bit less humane.

In order to solve problems, Gilles began to spend a long time learning humanities knowledge and classical history.During this process, he developed an extremely strong interest in art. '

Giles's childhood stunned many aristocratic young masters among book fans.

They are not as serious as Giles...