Jack Vessalius

Height: 180 cm (5'11") ~! Age: 140 (Chronological Age) !~

The hero of 100 years ago and the one who 'defeated' Glen Baskerville. He is revealed to have some sort of connection with Alice's memories and Raven's past. Jack looks uncannily like a grown-up Oz with a long plait. His personality is also quite similar; he does things at his own pace and is loud and cheerful. Oz and Gilbert meet him when they are taken to the Cheshire Cat's dimension. ~!He is currently residing in Oz's body and can 'possess' Oz and speak through him. When in control, Jack also has full control of Alice's chain power. Jack was the third son of the Vessalius family who was, before the Tragedy of Sabrie, a third rate noble family. Thus, with no expectations from his family, he acted quite freely: always smiling, joking and flirting with girls. !~

~!Jack was also a self-proclaimed music box maker. His best friend at that time was Glen Baskerville. Jack crafted a pocket watch for him and Glen wrote the melody, titled "Lacie". The pocket watch's melody was said to be a song that Lacie always sang to herself. Later, Jack killed Glen because he started the Tragedy of Sabrie and tried to kill Jack. Although hailed as a hero for this act, Jack did not want to kill his best friend. In a later entry in Jack Vessalius's diary, he wrote: "I have killed my best friend. Please... Please do not call me a hero." He also shows true anger when Lotti suggested that he killed Glen to gain fame and glory. Jack reveals, through his speech when he first possesses Oz, that Glen is still living. Despite this, he says to the Baskervilles that if they wish to repeat the past, then he will once again turn his body into a blade that will destroy the Death Gods. !~

~!Recent chapters showed that Jack was Gilbert and Vincent's master. He had picked the brothers from the streets and allowed them to become his servants. Later, when Jack confronted Glenn, it shown that Gil had stepped in and saved Jack from mortal danger, which resulted with Gil's death. This event made Jack guilt-stricken, and he deemed himself a failure in protecting Gilbert. He hopes that Gil will stick with his current master (Oz), but he still thanks Gilbert for calling him "Master" despite of what he had done. Some flashbacks have shown him trying to introduce Gilbert and Vincent with Alice, hoping that they would be her new friends since she has always been alone and the closeness of their age. His efforts failed when Alice taunts Vincent's red eye and Gilbert pulled her hair in counter. Apparently, he was also aware of Glen's intentions but didn't asked further for the sake of their friendship, a decision he later regrets. (Source: Wikipedia)!~

~!It's been revealed that Jack actually caused the tragedy of Sablie by exploiting Vincent's role as the child of misfortune. Jack, with the help of Miranda Barma, tricked Vincent into opening a path to the abyss so that he could have the world be swallowed into its depths. His plan was to bring the outside world to Lacie and keep her from being lonely, but it failed due to intervention by Glen (Oswald) Baskerville and Alice.!~