On his fifteenth birthday, Oz Bezarius – sometimes called Vessalius – flees with his younger sister, Ada, and their servant, Gilbert, dodging the housemaids. They seek refuge at Oz’s secret place, but he stumbles and falls through the earth…

As Oz departed for the ceremony, Gilbert was seized by one of the death gods. While Oz swore an oath during the ritual conducted by his uncle, Oscar, the clock, silent for a century, abruptly chimed. The sound drew the strange figures withi…

Oz was drawn into the Abyss, a descent into a strange and unsettling realm. He wandered through its depths, finding it resembled nothing so much as a broken toy box – a jumble of discarded pieces and faded colors. A disconcerting uniformity…

Oz awoke to find Raven, Sharon, and Break present. Spotting Raven, Oz instinctively called him Gil. Raven’s features mirrored those of Gilbert—black hair and golden eyes. Break then explained to Oz about Pandora, an organization dedicated t…

Break assigns Oz, Alice, and Raven their initial mission: locate an unauthorized contractor operating in a town nearby, one who crafts agreements with chains without Pandora’s consent. While there, Alice vanishes, prompting Raven to search …

Oz resolved to return to the mansion where his coming-of-age ceremony had been held. Yet, upon arrival, the estate appeared deserted and dilapidated, a stark contrast to the opulent glory he remembered. As he stepped onto the grounds, memor…

Oz succeeded in startling Raven back to awareness, and his weapon discharged, the shot finding Zwei instead of his intended target. Following Raven, Oz heard the claim that the boy was no longer the Gilbert Oz had once known. He led him to …

Oz awoke in Gilbert’s house, replaying the questions posed to him by the Will of the Abyss. A knock echoed through the house, and Break entered, initiating a discussion with Oz and Alice about chains and the reason for his and Sharon's arre…

Oz rescued a boy named Phillip, a child from a family recently fallen from fortune. The question of Oz’s parents triggered a memory. Ten years prior, a young Gilbert had been about to inquire why Oz’s father refused to speak with him. Oz ha…

Oz somehow manages to contain Alice’s power and faces Phillip’s father. Recalling the chill of his own father, Oz tells him that simply being with Phillip will suffice, even if the past cannot be altered. Their conversation is abruptly ende…

Gilbert recounts the events of the decade since Oz's disappearance. Break directs him to seek information with the Nightray family, a path that might also lead to answers about the chain, Raven, and Oz’s whereabouts in the Abyss. Initially …

Gil was incandescent with rage at Oz’s loss of his hat, and together they embarked on a search to retrieve it. Their quest culminated in a duel, the prize being the contested headwear, which Gil ultimately won by harnessing the power of the…

Arriving in Cheshire’s realm, Oz and Gilbert are immediately assailed by the grinning cat himself. Their respite is brief, however, as Sharon's chain, Eques, offers a fleeting moment of reprieve. As they attempt to flee Cheshire's grasp, he…

The Cheshire Cat amused himself with Oz, who countered with sharp replies. Jack pulled Oz through the looking glass and back to Gil’s side. He pleaded with Oz for aid in rescuing Alice, who was lost within a memory. With a reluctant farewel…

The sight of a murdered Alice shattered Oz. The shock jolted his clock hand back to life, and he began to unravel Cheshire’s dimension, wielding B. Rabbit’s power. He rationalized his actions as an act of love for Alice, a desperate attempt…

Within the confines of a Pandora gathering, Oz and Alice, manifested as her alter ego, B.Rabbit, are perceived by all present to harbor malicious intent toward the four dukes, and to be intent on pursuing them. As they flee, it becomes know…

Break’s desperate gamble to rescue Sharon from Vincent demanded a terrible price: the destruction of Cheshire’s bell, the very truth of the Tragedy of Sabrie. Vincent, having also poisoned her, ensured Break’s urgency, holding the antidote …

In the library of Latowidge Academy, Oz encountered two students, Leo and Eliot, and quickly found himself embroiled in a disagreement with the latter. Attempting to evade him, Oz and Ada were captured by members of the Baskerville family a…

Oz, Eliot, and Leo strive to bring Ada back to the school. Eliot persists in challenging Oz about his self-sacrificing nature, questioning whether he has ever truly saved anyone through such actions. Lotti unleashes her Chain, Leon – a crea…

Emerging from the hidden tunnel beneath Latowidge Academy, Oz turned to Eliot, a question lingering in his mind about a melody he'd heard played earlier – a piece called "Lacie." Eliot readily admitted authorship, then inquired about Oz’s n…

Oz and his companions sought out Rufus Barma, hoping to unravel the mystery of the Sabrie Tragedy. He materialized as a portly elder, and remained stubbornly tight-lipped, demanding an exchange of information he claimed to lack, all while s…

The question lingered: why had Vincent murdered Alice's cat, Cheshire, and then proceeded to kill her? As Break, or Keven Regnard, stirred from his spell, he recounted everything he knew to Rufus Barma, Oz, and the others. In the Will of th…

For some time, Oz, Alice, and Gil have been searching for chains capable of holding memory fragments, their efforts proving fruitless. During her holiday, Ada visits Oz and finds him surrounded by a score of Pandora guards. Jack had arrange…

They hurried toward the burning city, drawn to a widespread outbreak of the Chains. Gil suspected the Baskervilles were responsible for the unleashed Chains, but Alice countered that the Will of the Abyss was stirring, disrupting the delica…

"It's been a decade since my father vanished," Oscar told Oz. Sharon and Break exchanged words about the earlier events, and Break asserted that Oz possessed the true ability to command the Abyss; the Will of the Abyss had held a particular…