Ruler  

Jeanne is referenced by her former comrade Gilles de Rais, who, in his crazed mind, mistakes Artoria Pendragon for Jeanne. He believed that his wish of bringing Jeanne back to life was granted by the Holy Grail, and he succumbs to tears. He believes Artorias denial of Jeannes identity is a curse laid upon her by God, that her heart has been sealed through her devotion. She who gave everything to God was not given salvation by Him, so he wishes to "free" her by proving that no such God exists. La Pucelle Jeanne is summoned under strange conditions as the Ruler servant. Although she is to act as the impartial mediator, she feels a foreboding that there is someone unknown she must encounter that takes precedence. Rather than being given a spiritual body, she possesses a human girl named Laeticia, a willing host. After the Homunculus receives the heart of Siegfried, Jeanne offers to watch over the Homunculus herself. Upon reaching the Holy Grail, she encounters William Shakespeare. He torments her psychologically using his Noble Phantasm, but it isnt until he shows her Sieg being burnt at the stake that Jeanne nearly breaks. Shakespeare goes as far as to summon a real Gilles de Rais, a former comrade of Jeannes. They both torment Jeanne over her romantic feelings for Sieg. She tries to deny any attraction to Sieg due to her vow to love everyone equally. Jeanne thwarts Flauros from killing Ritsuka. Her arrival heralds the autonomous summoning of many Heroic Spirits to the Time Temple through their connection with Ritsuka. She rallies the Servants to clear a path to the Throne and they begin to defend Chaldea and engage the Demon Gods, killing the Pillars as endlessly as they can regenerate. She is amongst the Orléans Singularity Servants to assist Chaldea against the Demon Gods administrating the Melting Furnace. An unspecified amount of time later, Jeanne manages to travel to the Reverse Side of the World from the Throne of Heroes. She reaches Sieg and reverts him to human form. They decide to travel together, and she finally confesses that she loves him. Luminosité Eternelle Jeanne eventually faces off against Shirou, with Sieg and a reformed Gilles by her side.Jeanne decides to use her Noble Phantasm, La Pucelle, at the cost of her own life. Jeanne fails to do much beyond cost Shirou an arm, and Jeanne dies in Siegs arms. She leaves behind the body of her vessel, Laeticia. Sieg later transforms into the dragon Fafnir and transports the Holy Grail to the Reverse Side of the World so that Shirous wish will not come true. She intended to guide the Homunculus, who names himself "Sieg," into carving out a new life for himself. However, Jeanne would later find Sieg participating in the war despite her insistence that he could live a normal life instead. Jeanne encounters her unknown, Shirou, who is revealed to be the first Ruler, and questions his motives and becomes disgusted by his selfish ambitions to force humanity to accept salvation they had never asked for. Recalling his past while bathed in the annihilating light of Excalibur, Gilles remembers events before he began his forays into murder and the occult, back when he still served alongside Jeanne dArc. She is shown standing at a church altar and turns back to Caster and reaches her hand out to him, making him realize the transgressions of his life before he is destroyed. After Goetia is defeated, Jeanne thanks the disappearing Servants for holding the Demon Gods back so Ritsuka and Mash can reach the throne. She agrees with Gilgamesh that they can only lend their strength to humanity before he disappears. She then disappears congratulating Ritsuka for gathering so many Heroic Spirits.