Witch, this was not the first time Joan of Arc had heard someone accuse her of this.
The last time someone had called her a witch was six hundred years ago; back then, it seemed someone from the Church, a so-called follower of the Lord, stood before her.
Joan of Arc was a believer, that was for certain.
She devoutly believed in God and, blessed by divine grace, became the Savior Holy Maiden of France, leading the French army to defeat the English and rescue the precarious state of France, nearly ending the Hundred Years' War with England.
At that time, even the French Royalty specifically bestowed upon her a white banner adorned with fleurs-de-lis as her military standard, while the symbol of the French Imperial Family was a blue field with fleurs-de-lis.
What had transformed Joan of Arc from a country village girl into the hero who saved France were the angels that had appeared before her, as well as the will of God they brought with them.
