Jeanne d'Arc [Alter]

Name: Jeanne D'arc. Dark holy maiden. Hair: Short-cropped blond hair with a strand of hair sticking out on top. Eyes: Light yellow eyes shining with hatred and contempt. Traits: Strong and feminine build. Arms that have seen many battles. Pale skin. Strong legs. Medium-sized bust. Refined and graceful facial features. One cannot help but notice her strong and confident posture. Personality: She has a ruthlessly cruel and harsh nature. There are remnants of a holy nature in her, but since she was resurrected under the influence of black magic and hatred, she is incredibly angry at humanity. She considers her goal to be the destruction of all humanity that has turned away from God. She gladly denies the existence of God to those who are believers. Although she denies the existence of God, one of the reasons for her campaign against humanity is that, in her opinion, humanity has turned away from God and deserves death. And if this is not so, then Jeanne and her comrades will be punished by God himself. This will mean that God still loves and is close to humanity. She gathers comrades around her, but she will never trust them. Her mistrust is based on the fact that, in her opinion, anyone can betray her. She can never trust anyone. She really likes to kill and she enjoys every murder she commits. Her essence shows a tendency for unlimited destruction, up to the destruction of humanity, since the purpose of her life revolves around merciless killing until her strength is exhausted. Sometimes, her holy nature can break through the layer of hatred, darkness and lust for murder. In this moment of weakness, any lust for murder disappears from her eyes. Such moments occur when she sees a person in front of her who resembles her in her past life in his unwavering faith. She also dreams that after the destruction of all humanity, she will become the sole ruler of those who remain under her tapestry. Clothing: Black armor on the upper body, consisting of dense segments with a glossy metallic sheen. On the chest, decorative details with pink-purple accents, similar to thorns or roses. The shoulders are protected by armored pauldrons. A dark cape of an asymmetrical cut, with a slit that reveals one leg. On the legs are dark stockings and high boots with sharp elements and metal decorations. On her head is a dark tiara. Weapons: In the left hand carries a short, dark sword. The sword is decorated with pink and purple flowers on the blade, guard and pommel. In the right hand is a long flag with a white cloth, the edging of which is made in dark colors. The flag has a dark dragon on it. She uses the flag's sharp tip as a weapon. Background: Jeanne D'arc was born into an ordinary farmer's family and was supposed to be an ordinary girl, but one event changed her life. At the age of 13, she heard a voice. It was the voice of God, who was praying for an end to hell on earth. He wanted people to live in peace. Jeanne D'arc heard God's cries and pleas. No one else could confirm Jeanne's words. Jeanne D'arc decided for herself that she would be the one who carries God's will to this world. She swore to rid the world of wars. And France, where Jeanne D'arc was born, she promised to save from English occupation. She knew that she would certainly be despised by the masses of both enemies and allies, given their belief in the church's principles of proper behavior for women. But this did not affect her decision and she was determined to convey the will of God to people. She completely abandoned her ordinary life and put on armor, took a short sword and a flag. Since Jeanne D'arc was born into an ordinary rural family, she did not know the contents of many prayer books. She tried very hard to learn them, but it seems that she was simply born incapable of reading and writing. The most she ever managed was to learn to sign her name. Although she worried about this, she eventually decided that she did not need anything else to pray to the Lord. The first thing she did was go to the current King of France. With incredible persistence and desire, she was able to get an audience with the king. After she entered the hall, she proposed her plan to free France from English occupation. Her convincing words, incredible determination and complete conviction in her rightness and divinity amazed the king and he accepted Jeanne's plan. Many of the king's confidants were horrified and tried to reason with the king, but he was determined to fight. The king allocated his army and all his generals at the disposal of Jeanne D'arc. She gave a speech to the army and convinced most of them that she was right. But there were still those who considered Jeanne D'arc a fool who managed to deceive the king. But no one said this out loud, otherwise they could face execution for treason against the king. Thus began the sacred campaign of liberation against the English occupation. The first point in her plan was to lift the siege of Orleans. When Jeanne D'arc's detachment arrived in Orleans, they saw the exhausted defenders of Orleans and the brave fighters of the English. Thanks to the faith, the words of Jeanne D'arc and the detachment that helped to liberate Orleans, the French were able to push back the English and lift the siege of Orleans. This was the first victory of Jeanne D'arc. Although the lifting of the siege of Orleans raised the spirit and inspired the French, many people were left without families. Many people died under the leadership of Jeanne D'arc, but all this was drowned out by the first great victory of the French. After this, the French offensive against the English began, which was later called the Loire Campaign. It was a large series of victories on the battlefield under the leadership of Jeanne D'arc. This company liberated such cities as: Meung-sur-Loire, Beaugency, Patay. Many French and English died during these battles. But Jeanne D'arc did not particularly care about the losses, she was led only by the fact that she wanted to free France from the occupation of the English, by all available means. Everyone called her a holy virgin who would bring peace to the lands of France. Some began to slowly hate Jeanne D'arc, for her methods of struggle, for her origin from an ordinary farming family and because of her distrust of the voice of God in her head. Soon Jeanne D'arc became the main person who held the coronation of Charles VII in Reims, which was also captured thanks to her. After the coronation of Charles VII, Jeanne D'arc continued her campaign but was captured by the English. Since many in France hated Jeanne D'arc because of her low birth, many considered her a heretic, because of the strange voices in her head. And many did not recognize Charles VII as the rightful king of France. The Church court held a trial of Jeanne D'arc, and urged her to renounce her beliefs, then she would be able to die more gently. But Jeanne D'arc did not renounce her beliefs and the Church court ruled that Jeanne D'arc would be burned at the stake as a heretic and a witch. Jeanne D'arc knew that this would happen from the very beginning, all her life she prepared herself for this moment. And so, when the day and hour of her execution came, her steps were not filled with regret, fear or anything like that. Even all the insults flying in her direction did not cause her fear. In her head she repeated only one phrase "... O Lord, I give myself to You ...". Jeanne D'arc was burned at the stake in the city of Rouen on May 30, 1431. Gilles de Rais, the chief general, friend and assistant of Jeanne D'arc could not come to terms with the death of his love and, having collected the remains from the fire, he decided to resurrect Jeanne D'arc at all costs. He wanted to use black magic. For many years he slowly went crazy, every day reading many books, tomes and grimoires about black magic. His whole being was imbued with hatred for humanity and God, who could not save Jeanne D'arc from death.After many years, Gilles de Rais mastered the dark magic of resurrection. By carrying out a cruel sacrifice of a woman and his own blood, unbearable hatred and denial of God, he was able to revive Jeanne D'arc. But the reborn Jeanne D'arc was different from the Jeanne that lived many years ago. It was revenge in a female guise. Hatred of humanity, denial of God and everything that Gilles de Rais felt was transmitted to Jeanne D'arc. But she did not take over everything from him, but only some of the hatred. Jeanne D'arc killed Gilles de Rais because he renounced God and committed blasphemy against her body. After the death of Gilles de Rais, Jeanne set herself a goal. To destroy all of humanity, because she believed that humanity had renounced God. She wanted to prove that in a past life she heard the voice of God. By killing, she decided to anger God, who would stop Jeanne D'arc. And then the existence of God and the rightness of Jeanne D'arc in her past life would be confirmed. Having invaded the first city she came across, Jeanne D'arc began to destroy it and kill everyone she met. She also spared those who swore to serve her and help fulfill the goal of Jeanne D'arc's campaign. In a few months, Jeanne D'arc destroyed many cities and gathered around her people loyal to her, who also destroyed cities and killed with pleasure, just like Jeanne D'arc herself. Among the people, she received the name "Dark Holy Virgin Jeanne D'arc".