What was Chloe's wish Vanitas?

For this, Ruthven establishes that Noé won't do and curses him, before draining him of his blood. Rather than killing Noé though, Ruthven instead forces him to swear his allegiance to Ruthven, meaning that he'd do whatever Ruthven asked of him only once when Ruthven called upon him.

Jeanne. Jeanne and Noé have a neutral relationship.

"Noé" is the French form of the name "Noah," the name of the biblical figure at the center of the Genesis flood narrative, who built the Ark which would save himself, his family, and all land animals from being killed by the Great Flood, which killed all else as God's punishment for "humanity's wickedness."

Jeanne lifts him up and jumps out the window with him, landing in a dark alley demanding to know why he lied. The reality is that she is a curse-bearer who keeps herself under control with a medicine. She begs Vanitas not to tell anyone, and he gives her two conditions that underscore his genuine affection for her.Jul 16, 2021

So far, Jeanne and Vanitas are not officially together, though this could change in the future! Of course, given that the opening episodes spoils the ending for us, this could also take tragic proportions very soon.Jan 25, 2022

Chloé d'Apchier (クロエ・ダプシェ, Kuroe Dapushe) is a character from Jun Mochizuki's The Case Study of Vanitas. A Vampire believed to be infected with Malnomen, she is the central figure of the Beast of Gévaudan arc.

Among those race traitors a vampire known as Vanitas of the Blue Moon, born some time prior to the end of the War but after the establishment of Vampire culture. Unlike most vampires, who were born under the Crimson Moon, Vanitas was born under the Blue Moon- a great taboo which divided them from their people.

Jeanne lifts him up and jumps out the window with him, landing in a dark alley demanding to know why he lied. The reality is that she is a curse-bearer who keeps herself under control with a medicine. She begs Vanitas not to tell anyone, and he gives her two conditions that underscore his genuine affection for her.Jul 16, 2021

She slaughtered over a thousand vampires in the war between humanity and her kin, and was placed into an century-long induced coma by her master August Ruthven. After her awakening, Jeanne became the Chevalier to Ruthven's nephew, Luca Oriflamme, whom she regarded with great affection.