Part 1: Joan's Escape
Chapter One: A Diverted Fate
The flames licked hungrily at Joan's feet, the heat rising in suffocating waves. The girl who had led the armies, who had spoken with saints and angels, closed her eyes and waited for the end. But f...
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Family Background:
Jacques belonged to a minor noble family from the region of Normandy, a family with a storied military tradition and a longstanding history of service to the crown. The de Lys family was known for their valor and commitment to justice, characteristics that resonated with Joan and brought her closer to Jacques. His family had been staunch supporters of Charles VII, and Jacques himself fought valiantly alongside Joan in several campaigns.
Marriage and Children:
Joan and Jacques, united by a shared vision and mutual respect, wed in a serene and modest ceremony, attended by close friends, family, and the Dauphin—Charles VII. Together, they had six children, each of whom inherited their parents' strength, wisdom, and sense of duty.
Children:
1. **Charles de Lys**:
- The eldest, Charles, became a notable diplomat, working tirelessly to maintain peace and foster alliances throughout Europe. His understanding of international relations and his negotiation skills were instrumental in resolving several conflicts.
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2. **Isabelle de Lys**:
- Isabelle followed in her mother's footsteps, advocating for social reforms and the rights of the underprivileged. She founded several charitable institutions and played a crucial role in establishing educational facilities for girls.
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