Scenario:Jeanne d'Arc - La Pucelle

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La Pucelle

A maiden by the name of Jeanne d'Arc remarks on Vyrn's striking resemblance to an entity that showed her a revelation, compelling her to join the crew.



(Captain) and company continue their journey, gathering Sky Map pieces held by the great primal beasts so as to one day reach Estalucia.
The crew, searching for the whereabouts of these great primal beasts, arrives at a town where ancient legends continue to be passed down.
Vyrn: Whoa, talk about an old town! It feels really relaxed somehow.
Lyria: Yeah, it's just the right amount of liveliness—not too quiet, not too busy. And that makes it seem so peaceful.
???: Hail there. We don't get many travelers around these parts. Welcome to our town of Orleans.
Lyria: Thank you for the kind welcome! It's a pleasure to meet you. I'm Lyria.
Jeanne d'Arc: The pleasure is mine, Lyria. I am Jeanne d'Arc, and I command the soldiers in this town.
Jeanne d'Arc: I want you to call for me if you have any problems during your stay. I will do whatever I can to assist you.
Vyrn: Shucks, you're too kind! Name's Vyrn. Pleased to meet ya!
Jeanne d'Arc: ...!
Vyrn: What's wrong?
Jeanne d'Arc: I-I'm terribly sorry. You carry a presence about you that reminds me of a certain someone...
Lyria: There's someone out there like Vyrn? Um, like lizard people?
Vyrn: Hey, I ain't no lizard! How many times do I have to say it?
Jeanne d'Arc: I assure you it was no such thing! It was a great being who bestowed upon me a revelation in my dream.
Vyrn: Hm? What do you mean by revelation?
Jeanne d'Arc: No, of course you wouldn't know of it... However, this feeling can only be...
Jeanne d'Arc: I did not see the great one's form in my dream—it was all so very vague to me. Yet there is a resemblance...
Jeanne d'Arc: This story may be a bit long, but Orleans values tradition, and for that reason I would like to tell you the legend.
Jeanne d'Arc: After the creator built this world and went to sleep, evil deities tried to invade.
Jeanne d'Arc: Of all the people brought into this world by the creator, a lone human did battle with the evil deities and defeated them all.
Jeanne d'Arc: That champion was the progenitor of this town and is considered a great hero.
Lyria: I see... So everyone here is a descendant of a hero!
Jeanne d'Arc: That's right. We take pride in the fact.
Jeanne d'Arc: Such is the reason we train daily in hopes that we'll be ready to protect the world should those evil deities ever return.
Vyrn: You called it a legend, meaning it's just a fairy tale, right? Boy, that sure is something.
Jeanne d'Arc: As far as I'm concerned, the training that we undergo to resist the evil ones is the very foundation of our lives.
Jeanne d'Arc: It was after a long stretch of continuous training that the revelation came to me. I am to save the world.
Lyria: Save the world?
Jeanne d'Arc: Although it was a dream, the entity that gave me the revelation had an incredible presence.
Jeanne d'Arc: Its divine magnificence gave me no room to doubt the veracity of the revelation.
Jeanne d'Arc: And the entity seemed to surpass human understanding, with majesty befitting a king of dragons...
Jeanne d'Arc: I sense that feeling from you as well, Vyrn.
Vyrn: ...
Vyrn: Say what?
Jeanne d'Arc: By telling others of my revelation, I gained the support of the townsfolk and took on the role of commander.
Jeanne d'Arc: However, the revelation was vague about what exactly would happen to the world and what I could do to save it.
Jeanne d'Arc: And on the off chance that something has already occurred, I remain unaware of it.
Jeanne d'Arc: As much as I wait, the entity does not grant me a second revelation.
Jeanne d'Arc: I spent my days anguishing over the fact, but now Vyrn has appeared before me.
Jeanne d'Arc: I do not know if you are the entity himself or his envoy, but I beseech you: please stay in this town and lead us!
Vyrn: Okay, now you're freaking me out!
Vyrn: Besides I don't know anything about this revelation stuff...
Vyrn: Not to mention we already have the goal of going to Estalucia to find (Captain)'s father.
Jeanne d'Arc: Estalucia... The land of legend?
Vyrn: Yep. We got a letter from (Captain)'s father saying that he's waiting in Estalucia.
Lyria: We have other reasons too for going there, but we're traveling around in the meantime.
Jeanne d'Arc: I see...
Vyrn: So we can't really stay here...
Jeanne d'Arc: It is said that the evil deities who started the great war long ago hail from the end of the skies.
Jeanne d'Arc: And another name for the end of the skies is Estalucia.
Jeanne d'Arc: Vyrn. As one who possesses the same presence as that great entity, your journey to the end of the skies must be fate.
Vyrn: Huh, you think so? It seems more like a coincidence to me...
Jeanne d'Arc: I understand it may be difficult to grasp as you are not a native of this town.
Jeanne d'Arc: (Captain)... You are the master of the airship that Vyrn rides, yes?
Jeanne d'Arc: I believe there must be a connection between Vyrn and that great entity.
Jeanne d'Arc: By being beside Vyrn, I hope to learn how I can save the world.
Jeanne d'Arc: Perhaps I'll even find leads to uncover the truth behind my revelation.
Jeanne d'Arc: Please! Allow me to join you in your quest!
  1. Okay, come with us!
  2. I guess it's all right.


Choose: Okay, come with us!

Jeanne d'Arc: Truly? Your kindness humbles me! As one would expect from a follower of Vyrn.
Jeanne d'Arc: Once again it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance. I, Jeanne d'Arc, promise not to be a burden.
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Choose: I guess it's all right.

Vyrn: Hey, now! Acting all high-and-mighty, huh?
Jeanne d'Arc: ...!
My apologies, Vyrn... Is it acceptable for me to come with you?
Vyrn: Uh, I was only joking...
Vyrn: But if you're gonna ask so nicely, all I can say is: welcome aboard!
Jeanne d'Arc: Once again it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance. I, Jeanne d'Arc, promise not to be a burden.

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Lyria: Yes! Welcome aboard, Jeanne!
Vyrn: We've got a real strange one in our crew now! I'm not sure what to make of her...
Vyrn: Ah! That's right, Jeanne. We're looking for the great primal beasts. Do you know anything about them?
Jeanne d'Arc: The great primal beasts... I know little of the subject, but I can check our archive. It's this way.
As rich in folklore as the town is, there is ultimately no info on the great primal beasts or the Sky Map pieces they possess.
However, securing an ally as passionate as Jeanne d'Arc proves to be a great boon to the crew.