Is it too reckless for me to come directly to question this time?

I really have to reflect on my own behavior, and I actually broke into the other party's base camp alone.

Now she does not look like herself as a judge at all, but a Spartan berserker who does not ask how many enemies there are, only where they are.

"Lionheart, can you be considered a hero like this? I will never agree to such a force to try to coerce me, to gamble on my dignity as a ruler to whom I am called. It is better for me to die honorably than to endure humiliation and steal my life."

Joan of Arc said loudly, her awe-inspiring expression showing her unparalleled determination and belief as a heroic spirit, so beautiful, and her moving eyes were breathtaking even under the gaze of Richard the Lionheart.

The two men did not have anything to do with each other, nor were they even of the same era, one inherited the title of Duke of Aquitaine from his mother at the age of 11 as a prince, while the other was an ordinary shepherdess.

However, identity alone is not enough to succeed.

Joan of Arc as a Ruler is an oversized hero, and as the Adjudicator of the Great Grail, she not only has extraordinary powers of her own, but also has many privileges that Servants do not have, such as the ability to act alone without the need for a Master, the ability to maintain her presence during the Holy Grail War, and most importantly, the command of two spells for each Servant.

Joan of Arc isn't very capable of fighting, but it has the ability to easily escape from Red and Black's strongholds.

It's just that the base camp of King Richard the Lionheart is obviously abnormal, such as Joljos and Edward the Confessor, who are summoned by violating the rules of the heroic spirit servant, as the adjudicator, she has no corresponding spell to counterbalance, and even King Richard the Lionheart does not have a corresponding spell.

Black's saber exists, and Lionheart Richard confirms Black's saber, but Joan of Arc finds that her spell can't command the other party.

It's weird at that.

Joan of Arc did not doubt the other party's qualifications as a servant, but many doubts were not answered.

"Do you think I or my lord are not worthy of you? Joan of Arc, thou hast spoken evil words and insulted us maliciously."

Richard the Lionheart suddenly showed an angry expression, which suddenly made Joan of Arc and the Heroic Spirits present a little confused.

Obviously, Richard the Lionheart is the villain who coerces other people's little girls, but it sounds like Joan of Arc's fault.

Erica and Liliana watched this scene with great curiosity, but Paul still had a straight face, and no one could see through the inner activity of his expression.

"Hey, that girl who looks like us is Joan of Arc from history!"

"Although she was a shepherdessman in history, she was majestic, even a knight!"

Erica and Liliana accosted each other, and William frowned keenly sensing a hint of something bad.

The words of the two are full of praise for Joan of Arc, and at this time, Joan of Arc's heroic behavior against King Richard of England is almost like a brave man in the game challenging the evil Great Demon King.

Although Erica and Liliana are currently working for William, their loyalty is only due to William's strong power and the situation in the other world, maybe they will not betray William, but they may not have a good impression of William and William's allies.

actually said words of sympathy for each other in front of William like this, I don't know if these two girls were immature or deliberate.

"O King Lionheart, where does this begin, I have never known you and your lord before today, I have no prejudices, no love, and even more so that I have given myself to the Lord, why do I say such things."

Joan of Arc's words were reasonable, as if she were a nun who had already devoted herself to God, and the saints frowned, all vaguely expressing their dissatisfaction with Richard the Lionheart.

Richard the Lionheart's Second Phantasm was able to summon his subordinates and friends who had accompanied him on his adventures in the past, so no matter how ridiculous his orders were

, the subordinates will faithfully fulfill it.

However, the saints summoned after the change of target have greater power, but it also means that they have no intimate bond with Richard the Lionheart, and their morals will oppose Richard the Lionheart's orders.

William knew that he could not go on like this, and if Jeanne d'Arc was allowed to play, then the battle would not even begin, and the saints would be detached.

"Miss Joan of Arc, please don't blame Richard, this is my order, as a servant, he is both a king and a knight, and as a loyal knight, he cannot disobey my order, so please forgive me."

William walked out slowly, nodding slightly to Joan of Arc, "I told Richard that I fell in love with you and was in love with you, which is why this happened. So, I'm going to reorganize my words now, I like you, please marry me!"

Joan of Arc looked at the twelve-year-old boy who appeared in front of her, with an embarrassed expression on her face.

As the adjudicator of the Holy Grail War, she is here to keep the Holy Grail War running smoothly, not to take this opportunity to participate in the blind date.

"I refuse." Joan of Arc refused, showing her hard-heartedness, which she hadn't even considered now.

What's more, the other party really confessed to himself because of his love for himself, not necessarily, isn't it just for his identity as a referee to blow the black whistle.

"It's true, because I'm in you, I feel my mother's shadow." William replied honestly.

"Mom!" Erica and Liliana's eyes widened in disbelief as they watched the scene, as if they had heard quite astonishing words, and even the Heroic Spirits present with the Lionheart had expressions of surprise.

In fact, William himself realized that he was looking for someone similar to his mother, just like the male protagonist of "The Tale of Genji", Hikari Shi, who appeared in many women in his love story, all of whom resembled his biological mother, and he was pursuing this shadow of his mother.

William doesn't admit that Artoria is his mother, and that's why.

It's not so much a mother-lover as an attachment.

King Arthur once said to William, "Love and attachment are similar, but attachment is not love, and love and attachment often cannot coexist, because it is resisting growth."

All children take it for granted that they should stay with their parents forever, and all parents never think of their children leaving their parents in the first place.

The dedication to Heber and the pursuit of King Arthur all come from this.

After William figured it out, he then found that his body had grown, and the will from the future took over this body in an instant.

William the Conqueror appears.