Beginning, Infinite Skill Tree

She is different from...the cautious, calm, and calculating self...

Fighting bravely, she can better inspire the fighting spirit of the soldiers to fight.

Like a girl who is so simple and cute, but also stubborn to be unbelievable, Giles is like a nectar...

Like a traveler in the desert who was dying of thirst saw an oasis;

Like a lonely wandering victim in the sea, lying on a log, saw a ship approaching from a distance!

Joan's gentleness and unpretentious emotion towards everyone around him made Giles, a beast who lived in darkness all the year round, shined into the sun!

It is very reassuring, and it can make him feel redeemed physically and mentally more than the act of violence to others.

Before reaching the battlefield in Orleans, he was captured by the tenderness of the girl on the road.

The series of battles that followed proved that he didn't miss it.

And it is because of Giles--

Unlike other French generals, he trusted Joan from the very beginning and boldly handed over his troops to the command of Joan, who had no soldiers.

This gave her a chance to win the first victory of her military career.

(At this time, people remembered in amazement.

It seems to have said before...

When Joan of Arc set out on the expedition, Charles VII offered little help.

Although given the power of command in name.

In fact, even the armor and weapons of Joan were given by'friends'.

Couldn't even that friend be Giles!

People can't help thinking like this.

Plus Giles' identity as the guardian and watcher of Joan.

That Charles VII did not believe that Joan of Arc could lead France to victory!)

The continuous victory of the war not only lays down the morale of the French army, but also allows Jean to see through something.

For the French generals' strategy of acting cautiously, Joan believed that it was not suitable for use in the war at this time.

On the battlefield, she used a frontal violent offensive to attack the British fortresses.After conquering several forts, the British army began to abandon other wooden defensive buildings and concentrate the remaining forces to defend a stone fortress that controlled the Orleans Union bridge-the Turrier Fort.

Really as if she had a godly help!

Perhaps her brave fighting style is the reason why she was chosen by the gods!

The 505th chapter uneasy routine is out![Miracle] victory at twice the distance!

'That God, God--

What level of god is it?!'

The Hermitians couldn't help taking a deep breath.

From the time of Prince Piercer, to the time of Joan of Arc and French Marshal Giles, there are gods.

Never heard of that name.

But there is no doubt about its current legend, the description-

Such as the Holy Grail, it is definitely the most advanced god, even if it is the same person as the creator-level gods during the war, Hermitos also believes.

And guide Joan of Arc, active on the battlefield between France and England.

Also won many times-

Ordinary gods cannot do this kind of thing.

Just think of that land in England where powerful knights like King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table were born...

Hermetos is very overestimated in his heart for England and France, which corresponds to it.

In such a battlefield, it is not the gods who end up in person, but can also influence the victory of the war-it is this that surprised Hermitos.

Simply----

It's not true, all the "revelations" are smooth sailing.

Soon Hermitos saw:

'On May 7, the French army began to attack Turrier. During the battle, Joan of Arc was shot in the shoulder by an arrow and was lifted off the front by the soldiers, but she quickly pulled out the arrow and returned to the battlefield wounded to lead. The final offensive.'

Although in the end the French army led by Jeanne won.

But even her true spiritual leader was wounded and almost gone.

If Giles hadn't covered her retreat and temporarily held the front line instead of her, France's attack might have failed.Not to mention the subsequent recapture battle.

The French army was originally inferior to the increasingly powerful England.

The singing along the way at that time was completely supported by the invincible morale of Joan of Arc leading them.

In one go

Decay again and exhaustion!

Joan, who knows the truth well, can treat the wound as quickly as possible after being injured, so come!

'And it was also about this May to June that Jill participated in all the major battles of the French army in the Loire Valley as a subordinate of Joan of Arc, and assumed the responsibility of defending her safety.

The rapid victory at the Battle of Orleans allowed the French army to plan further offensives.

The English expected that the next target of the French army would be Paris or Normandy;

Duke Dinoit later confirmed that this was indeed the original planned goal, but Joan insisted that he should attack Reims.

After a series of unexpected victories, Joan persuaded Charlie to grant her and the Duke of Alençon full command of the army and was allowed to attack the bridge near the Rolle River as a prelude to the later attack on Reims.

This is a rather bold proposal, because Reims is twice as far away as Paris and has penetrated into enemy territory.

The French captured Jarjos on June 12, Mourne-sur-Loire on June 15, and Beaugency on June 17. The Duke of Alençon fully supported Joan’s decision .Other generals, including the Duke of Dinoit, were also impressed by Joan's victory in Orleans, and they all became loyal supporters of Joan.'

When the little princesses saw this: "!!!"