Type-Moon Traveler's Enemy

When Jeanne was transferring the Command Spell, Mordred asked Li Qiye, "Oh? You've helped us so much, but we have nothing to repay you!"

Li Qiye smiled and hooked his arm around Mordred's neck, not caring about the other party's slightly disgusted expression. He said, "Altria and I do know each other. Can't I help you? Do I really have to ask you to repay me?"

"You...Okay, okay! I will remember that you helped us..." Mordred was speechless. Why did the other party just have to know his father? It was really troublesome.

If she hadn't seen Artoria yet, she would have wanted to ask her father how he knew such a...strange person.

"Okay, your Command Spells are fully restored. I hope this is the right decision." After Jeanne said this, she immediately walked towards Sieg.

"Hey, man, thank you so much for what you did just now! I never thought Ruler would actually listen to your advice and be so generous as to give us two Command Seals!"

Lion Jiejie Li thanked Mo Li gratefully. This big man is a real big man! He doesn't usually make a move, but when he does, it's so amazing!

Li Qiye took back his hand from Mordred and said, "I'm just taking care of Mordred. I really do know the Knight King."

"Oh?" Lion Jie Jie Li was surprised. He didn't believe that the other party really knew King Arthur before, but now it seems that it is really possible?

Jeanne came to Sieg and said, "It's your turn next, Sieg."

"Eh?" Sieg, who had just been chatting with Astolfo, was confused. "What's wrong?"

"Stretch out the hand with the Command Seal."

"Oh..." Sieg stretched out his left hand, and the Dragon's Command Spell on it dimmed a little.

Jeanne took the hand and looked at the Dragon Command Seal with a complicated expression, then looked into Sieg's clear eyes: "The first time, you transformed to fight Mordred in order to save Rider."

"You transformed using a Command Seal, so you're missing one now, is that correct?"

Sieg said somewhat slowly, "Ah... Yeah."

Jeanne explained to this newcomer to the Holy Grail War, "The Command Seals are crystallized magical energy created by Machiri. Therefore, if they lose their power, they should essentially disappear."

Sieg realized something and immediately raised his left hand. He saw a dimmed dragon command spell on it: "It hasn't disappeared..."

Jeanne looked at Sieg with a complicated look. Sieg looked at her strangely and said, "What's wrong?"

"It's okay." Jeanne lowered her head to look at the Dragon's Command Seal, then transferred the Command Seal to complete it.

"Huh?" Sieg looked curiously at his Dragon Command Spell which had regained its normal luster. He didn't expect that it would work like this.

Sieg sincerely thanked him and said, "Thank you, Ruler."

Jeanne warned, "Only twice, Sieg."

"Huh?" Sieg didn't understand why she said it twice, but seeing Jeanne's serious expression, he'd better obey.

Joan of Arc said seriously, "Listen carefully, never use the last stroke."

Zig asked curiously, "Why?"

"Are you still asking why?" Jeanne was helpless with this grown-up boy who had little common sense: "Your current state is already a miracle! And it's probably a paid miracle. That Command Spell will take away something important from Sieg!"

Sieg's expression was somewhat confused after hearing this. He looked down at the Dragon's Command Seal on his left hand and said, "But I don't have anything that can be taken away from me."

Hearing this, Joan of Arc felt a little sad. The other party was an artificial human, and from the beginning he had nothing that could be said to be important to him. If he had to say something, then he was the only one left.

"It doesn't fit with this miracle at all." Sieg continued, he thought so too, and didn't realize what problem he was facing.

"That won't do!" Upon hearing this, Jeanne knew Sieg would definitely use the Command Seal as soon as he could, and immediately said to Astolfo beside her, "Rider, you must keep a close eye on him!"

If he were to use the final Command Seal, the changes that had taken place in Sieg would be completely irreversible, and his life would probably come to an end at that time.

"Leave it to me! I will take good care of him!" Astolfo winked at Joan of Arc with his right eye, looking reliable, and patted his chest with his left hand and made a V gesture.

Astolfo felt as if something he said was wrong, and looked up to think: "Huh? Is it custody? Or imprisonment?"

Seeing Astolfo like this, Jeanne knew that his rationality had evaporated again. She sighed and said, "...Hey, Sieg, you're not a Master yet. Leave the main battle to the Heroic Spirits. If you can avoid transforming, then don't do it."

Ziggy said, "I'll try my best to help everyone."

Seeing him like this, Jeanne grabbed his left hand that had the Dragon's Command Seal on it and warned him again: "Never use the last stroke. There are no free miracles in this world!"

Sieg was not quite clear about this, but Lion Jiejieli realized something about him, and he also had a pursuit of the Holy Grail.

After admonishing Sieg, Jeanne returned to Mo Li with a worried look on her face: "That child is probably destined to use the Three-Painted Command Spell..."

Mo Li said to Jeanne, "Do you still remember what you said, Jeanne?"

Hearing the topic shift to herself, Jeanne was a little confused: "Ah? Which sentence are you referring to?"

Mo Li said, "The dead cannot guide the living, nor should they. They have their own will and thoughts. Jeanne, if you want him not to use the Three-stroke Command Spell, I'm afraid that's unlikely."

"Yes... the dead should not guide the living." Joan of Arc felt helpless and lost. There was nothing she could do now.

Mo Li advised: "If you can't save him, don't worry too much. He is a new life and he has his own destiny."

"Well, that's the only way." Joan of Arc accepted this statement. She really had no choice, and Sieg was too close to Astolfo. There was no way he wouldn't help Rider.

Even though she knew that Rider Astolfo's new Master was in big trouble, Jeanne couldn't attack him now. Things had their priorities, and the most important thing right now was Amakusa Shiro.

If Tengusa Shiro's wish comes true, it will not only be Sieg who will suffer, but all the humans in this world.

"Mo Li..." Joan of Arc spoke a little embarrassedly, looking at Mo Li, hesitant to speak.

Mo Li looked at her strangely: "Huh? What's wrong?"

Joan of Arc mustered up the courage to say, "Although it's embarrassing to say this, can you help me reach the end of this Holy Grail War?"

She really needed a reliable teammate now, and only Mo Li, who had helped her during the Hundred Years War, could she not worry about.

But Mo Li could also ignore her. Mo Li had no responsibility or obligation to help her. Joan of Arc was very worried that Mo Li would not agree.

Mo Li smiled gently: "Of course."