After Gilles de Rais accompanied Joan of Arc on a tour of Paris and her hometown six hundred years later, they finally set off for London, and correspondingly, their whereabouts were eventually known to the Church.
A saint recognized by the Church had been resurrected by a vampire through evil means, and it was the legendary figure of Joan of Arc with unparalleled influence that was brought back to life, which was nothing less than a thunderbolt for the Catholic Church.
When the Pope, who was enjoying his dinner, received this news, he simply smashed his cup and almost resorted to his old skills from managing an Italian bar to beat the director of the Inquisition who delivered the news.
"What on earth are you doing? A vampire that managed to live for six hundred years is one thing, but to let him resurrect the Maid of Orleans! Do you realize what this means?!" the Pope thundered at the director of the Inquisition, almost pointing at his nose and cursing him.
