Brian Miller: Joan of Arc: End of Times

Adventure and passion engulf every single page of Joan of Arc'sgovernance of the Companion-Saurian program. The Maid ofOrleans needs everyone and anyone to get with her Living Crusade. Existing 600 years behind (and, seemingly, ABOVE) the times, has la Pucellejust going off on the United Nations, everyone thinking that girl is crackedas any regular lune. Rejected, the Maid makes everything around her bedlam,ruckus, making comedy out of her leadership, propelling almost all dragons,with their companions, to leave this Earth, post haste. Anakimian, going tothe new ninth planet as an emissary, is appealing to the Wysterians to havean interest in humans. Meanwhile, Jehanne, fuming in the mini-castle in theEverglades, destroys everything moveable with her saurian powers. Of a (huge)sudden, taking advantage of her reptilian companion s departure, Jezebellian, theLizardanian, assaults her castle, and Joan is Home Alone. Can the Maid survive?