Jeanne Alter

Jeanne d'Arc's unique characteristic, being categorized as a saint, makes her distinct from a typical Heroic Spirit. The chances of summoning an alternative form of her is non-existent. However, Jeanne Alter's existence is rooted in the amalgamation of Gilles de Rais' anger, accompanied by his preconceived biases and desires, mingled with her core essence. This unusual combination results in an entirely fictionalized version of Jeanne d'Arc was not intended to be summoned. Consequently, Jeanne Alter can be understood primarily as an embodiment of Gilles de Rais' deeply ingrained biases and sentiments, presenting a stark contrast to the traditional portrayal of Jeanne d'Arc. As a result, Jeanne Alter assumes the persona of the 'Dragon Witch', resurrected with the sole purpose of exacting vengeance against France. She embodies a semblance of a holy woman who vehemently advocates justice, unwaveringly fueled by an unrelenting wrath towards society. This form aligns closely with Gilles de Rais' desired representation of Jeanne d'Arc—a manifestation that underscores his profoundly corrupted perspectives and sentiments.