Jeanne d'Arc

## Class Skills

Magic Resistance
EX

Independent Action
A-

## Personal Skills

Reinstatement of the Radiant Holy Light
A+

Charisma
C+

Hope for an Eventual Reunion
B

## Noble Phantasm

Luminosité Eternelle
Barrier
A-

Intervention des Cieux
Anti-UnitAnti-Army

C

La Pucelle
Suicide Attack
C/EX

## Profile

### Identity

**Stray Lancer**'s true identity is that of **Jeanne d'Arc**. Famously known as the Saint of Orleans. A Catholic saint born in 1412 Domrémy, France, and the heroine of France who liberated Orléans in the Hundred Years' War

#### Life

Jeanne d'Arc was a common farmer's daughter. She claims she had received the command of God to fight. She heard the Lord’s lament that the world changed straight into hell. The Lord wept into sorrow as no one could stop it and people were not even allowed to live simply, and were compelled to become either beasts or food. Conflict never ended, and blood continued to rain incessantly and soak the land. She received a revelation from the Lord, the voice contained no glory or victory, no obligation or sense of purpose but only the Lord laments. She caught his small, feeble murmurs that everyone else failed to hear.

She responded by throwing away her life as a simple villager and the joy of loving someone and being loved back. Furthermore, there would be no compensation. She knew she would surely be scorned by the masses of both enemies and allies alike, considering their beliefs in the church's guidelines for proper behavior in women. It was a very terrifying thing to contemplate. It was mad for a mere village girl from the countryside to leap onto the battlefield where people’s killing intent swirled about. She would not turn her back on the Lord's cries. She decided to devote her life to opposing this world’s hell to help stop the Lord’s tears and soothe Him. She clad her armor on her body, hung a sword on her waist and carried the flag. She fought alongside with Gilles de Rais.

Having been born to a peasant family, Jeanne never knew the contents of the many books of prayer. She did try hard to learn them, but it seems she was simply born incapable of reading or writing. The most she ever managed was learning how to sign her name. While she worried about this, in the end, she decided that she needed a little more in order to pray to the Lord. As she recalled, one of her comrades who rode beside her, Gilles, once laughed and promised her that this was more than enough.

#### Death

Jeanne was put to death at Place du Vieux-Marché in Rouen on the 30th of May 1431. Scorned by words of damnation as she was led to the pyre and feeling only slightly pained as she endured it, she had already abandoned emotions such as fear, disappointment, and regret from the outset of her battles, so she was able to walk towards her death without faltering in her steps. As she unconsciously reached for the cross that had been at her chest until they took it from her, she felt some sadness as there was nothing to support her heart. Shortly after, she was given a wooden cross fashioned by an Englishman who revered her, thanking him quietly as he knelt and wept. Her hands were tied to a wooden stake behind her, and the priest present completed the recitation of her final judgement, before throwing the torch upon the pyre. As they believed that the loss of the flesh was the greatest of fears, it was the cruelest punishment that could be laid upon her.

The flames began to burn her skin, scorch her flesh, and char her bones, all while she spoke the name of the Lord and the Holy Mother against those who denounced her prayers as only a lie. She could only find such thoughts strange, believing that prayers are nothing more than prayers, no matter to whom are prayed, that carry no intrinsic truths or falsehoods. Although she wished to tell them of the thought, she was unable to produce any sound. As she burned, she saw visions of her past, her ordinary family in her rustic village, and herself, "the fool who ran away and tossed all of that aside." Having known how her journey would end from the start, she felt that she may have certainly been foolish in her actions, that she may have been able to live a regular life, gotten married, and lived together with her husband and child.

Had she simply shut away the voice and abandoned the lamenting soldiers, she could have had that life, but felt that it was not a mistake to have walked her path due to those she had saved. She knew from the moment she chose to take to battle that she would have such an end, and she felt that she would never come to self-derision for her choices. Her past, impossible futures, and the cruel reality before her were meaningless before her prayers, offering herself that even if all the others condemn her, she would not betray herself. Rather than continue to look back on her path or crave another future, she only wished for a silent rest. Within the savagery, she only kept a single prayer within her heart to the very end, one unblemished by regret and filled with sincerity. As she said her final words, "...O Lord, I give myself to You...", her consciousnesses ended and she was released from her suffering. Although the girl's dream ended there, "the dream of La Pucelle was only just beginning."

Her death caused Gilles de Rais to go insane, turn his back on God to practice black magic, and commit atrocities before he was captured and hanged to death.

### Appearance

A blond French girl bearing a great physical build. Her eyes were described as amethyst-colored eyes and they were completely pure. She possessed a wondrous beauty that scarcely felt real, capable of making any man or woman's heart flutter. In her battle mode, she can transform into her battle dress with armor woven from Magical Energy to enclose her. And even with the insanity-filled mind of Gilles de Rais, according to him and many others, she bears a striking resemblance to King Arthur herself.

### Personality

Jeanne is described as a taciturn and cool girl when acting as a Servant, but her natural self is a plain and quiet sixteen-year-old girl. She puts order first, and will wield a sword for the sake of the rules, but fundamentally believes "all people and Heroic Spirits participating in the Holy Grail War are important"

She normally has no wish for the Holy Grail as she doesn't have a single regret regarding her lifetime. She does not wish revenge or wish to be saved and it was enough for her to know the life that she lived alone. However, now she has a pretty selfish wish that is not befitting of a Saint.

She does not believe that God had forsaken her in her last moment but rather that the Lord has never forsaken a single person. There was just nothing he could have done. Praying, giving offerings, everything is an act not for oneself, but for the Lord. She believes prayer will heal the Lord's laments and sorrow. The moment her prayer began, she became separated from the world—removed from the past, the future, and reality itself. She was there not for any particular purpose, but simply to offer a prayer to God. By doing so, the course which she ought to take would come to be fixed. To her, every second of prayer is as important as every breath she takes; a day will not pass where she does not pray. She had a strange habit of comically poking Gilles in the eyes whenever he was least suspecting.

## Role

### Past Grail War

This version of Jeanne d'Arc hailed from a different world, where she had already experienced a version of a Holy Grail War. Little is known about this past war, as even her memories of this war are blurry. It's as if it came from a distant memory. However, what she does remember is the boy she fell in love with, a homunculus that was named "Sieg". A feeling that she refused to acknowledge, as she has promised to love everyone equally. An act that she would deeply regret, and now vows to find a way to reunite with him again

### Day 0

She and the other Stray Servants would answer the call of the Counter Force to be summoned. Unfortunately, her summoning would be hijacked by Archer and used by the Republic. Bearing a grudge against him, she eventually breaks free of his control now determined to bring his tyrannical rule down.

## Abilities

As the world’s most famous female saint, Jeanne d'Arc left her village at the age of seventeen, and two years later indelibly carved her name into history when she was burned at the stake. She is the saint who saved France by accomplishing a miraculous military offensive, only to meet a tragic end shortly thereafter.

### Skills

#### Class Skills

* **Magic Resistance** (EX Rank): As a result of her unwavering piety, Jeanne possesses a high anti-magic resistance. At this rank, Jeanne can't be wounded even by magecraft from the Age of Gods. However, this resistance only turns spells away from her. In other words, it doesn't negate them. Rather it diverts its direction away from her, damaging the surrounding area instead. Essentially allowing her to evade any form of magecraft with ease

* **Independent Action** (A- Rank): Granted by the Counter Force as a way to retain her form even without the influence of a master. Normally, when summoned by the Counter Force, this skill is enforced to be that of the *EX rank*, however after her summoning was hijacked by Archer, it was lowered to be *A- Rank*. At this level, she is still capable of operating even without a master. However, she is at risk of disappearing if she spends too much mana when using her Noble Phantasm.

#### Personal Skills

* **Reinstatement of the Radiant Holy Light** (A+ Rank): A composite skill that contains her *Revelation* and *Saint* skills. This allows her to gain a sixth sense of all matters related to the achievement of a goal. An ability that she gained through the *Revelation skill*. And abilities gained through her *Saint skill* are "raising the effectiveness of sacraments", "automatic HP recovery", "1 *Rank-Up* to Charisma" and "production of a holy shroud". Normally this allows her to freely choose between one of these abilities, but as a consequence of turning it into a composite skill. She can now only choose one at a time while restricting the others. She can only switch to the other abilities if she sacrifices some of her Magical Energy.

* **Charisma** (C+ Rank): The natural talent to command an army. Jeanne's figure participating in the assaults hoisting a flag raised the morale of the soldiers to the limit and united the troops. Thanks to her charisma, it is possible to make others believe in the contents of the "revelations" without basis. She can make others believe her words due to her status as a Saint, differing from suggestion magecraft in that she only has to forcefully assert her point to regular humans for them to acquiesce. She persuaded her teachers and friends that she must go on a journey and made them understand that it was absolutely necessary.

* **Hope for an Eventual Reunion** (B Rank): Even after returning to the throne of heroes, she cannot relinquish her thoughts and feelings about the homunculus boy she fell in love with. A manifestation of her determination to find a way to reach him on the Reverse Side of the World. A variation of the Battle Continuation skill, this gives her the ability to never give up even when given a fatal blow, as long as her fleeting dream is realized.

### Noble Phantasm

**Luminosité Eternelle --God is Here With Me--**

## Luminosité Eternelle(God is Here With Me)

* Luminosité Eternelle
* Effect

### Maximum number of targets:

???

Jeanne's main and primary weapon is the holy battle flag that she kept by her side all her life. Incidentally, Jeanne uses this flag mostly to attack in battle. Normally just a regular flag with a pointed spear tip at the edge, however as she is summoned as a Lancer class. This tip becomes more pronounced and deadly, this version of the weapon makes it more potent and effective when dealing with opposing Servants.

The flag had inspired and uplifted her soldiers who had believed a saint walked amongst them, said to have continually protected her as she ran ahead in battle as the vanguard. The Noble Phantasm is the crystallization of the legend of Jeanne d'Arc waving her flag on the battlefield and fighting to the very end with hardly any wounds. By planting it into the ground, tightly grasping it, and activating it as a Noble Phantasm, it converts her EX-rank Magic Resistance into protection against all harm, both physical and spiritual. The protection initiated by an angel's blessing, with an extended range of 10 meters, calls forth a holy light that completely isolates anyone within it and cuts them off from their surroundings. A downside to the ability is that the damage accumulates within the flag, causing it to begin to tear as she uses it, so naturally, she can't withstand an Anti-Fortress Noble Phantasm multiple times in a row.

Also, any other Heroic Spirits, who have witnessed Jeanne's legend in life are capable of calling forth and using this Noble Phantasm as well.

**Intervention des Cieux --The Lord's Guiding Light--**

## Intervention des Cieux(The Lord's Guiding Light)

### Maximum number of targets:

1-50

*(pretend that the image is regular Jeanne and its not all dark and black flames, rather its just a straight up beam of light)*

A technique exclusive to her Lancer class. Essentially an offensive version of **Luminosité Eternelle**, however rather than channeling its power to create a barrier. She stores up the same protection given to her by an angel's blessing and releases it into a single devastating slash.

It is swung down and toward the opposing faction, as a blinding white light envelops the entire area upon impact. It's as if Heaven itself has descended upon the world. A commutative blow that contains the hopes and dreams of the people of France at the time. As it is the same guiding light that gave her those visions all those years ago.

**La Pucelle --The Crimson Holy Maiden--**

## La Pucelle(The Crimson Holy Maiden)

* Sword of St. Catherine
* La Pucelle

### Rank:

C (Before Activation)EX (After Activation)

### Maximum number of targets:

???

A suicide type Noble Phantasm performed by Jeanne d'Arc. It is a crystallized *Conceptual Weapon* that takes form as an offensive attack that embodies her burning at the stake. A subtype of a Reality Marble that has the imagined landscape crystalized as a holy sword. It utilizes the Sword of St. Catherine, which is a blade that Jeanne never swung once in her lifetime, as its catalyst, and manifests the flames which once burned her to death by saying "*O' Lord, I entrust this body to you—*", a line from a death poem, as an activation incantation.

By using this Noble Phantasm, Jeanne loses her own life after the battle. But in exchange for her life, she can annihilate anything in existence. Its designated rank of C refers only to its pre-activated state while the sword is still sheathed. The EX Rank after activation is because its pure destructive power cannot be calculated. These flames only destroy that which she thinks must be destroyed. In other words, this Noble Phantasm cannot be used against simply a strong enemy or out of emotions like hate. These flames exist in order to save something,

## Trivia & Notes

### Trivia

* She gets quite annoyed when her appearance gets compared to Artoria Pendragon

### Notes

* Based on the hints listed above, this version of Jeanne is the same one from the world of *Fate: Apocrypha* if not a similar world to it.