"I wonder, are you as fierce as the Queen's grin, as cunning as the Cat, as mad as the Hatter? I am dying to find out..."

"Madness comes in many forms. Some are mad with grief. Some are mad with pleasure, power, or even born mad. As for Alice... her madness takes on every form imaginable.

You see, when you step into Wonderland, you expect adventure, mystery, and beauty of the unreal kind. And that's exactly what you get...

A queen who’ll stop at nothing to take your head. A madman who hides his twisted fantasies behind endless tea parties. A cat whose grin lingers even as it leaves you lost and paranoid. Rabbits, beasts, and countless other exciting, chaotic distractions!

It’s only natural to want it all, isn’t it? After all, who could resist such a deliciously insane time? Don't you agree Dum?"

"But Alice... Alice is no longer the girl she once was.

Once, she was a simple girl, chasing a rabbit down a hole. She didn’t know then that her descent into Wonderland would be the beginning of a transformation, one that would turn her from innocent to unstoppable.

In Wonderland, nothing makes sense, and that was exactly what Alice needed. She saw madness, cruelty, and ecstasy in its purest form, things the real world couldn’t offer. She met figures like the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, and the Queen of Hearts, each more deranged than the last. The longer she stayed in Wonderland, the more she changed.

The madness crept in slowly, filling the empty spaces of her soul with an insatiable hunger, for power, for pleasure, for something more. She killed the Jabberwock in its sleep, devoured its flesh, and with that act of consumption, her physical strength skyrocketed. Her human limitations? Gone.

Clad in black plate armor, a longsword now her constant companion, she became a predator, relentless in her quest to conquer. The Wonderland was hers. She wiped out the inhabitants, one by one, until there was no one left to challenge her.

But the hunger did not end there.

Now she is coming for me."

"We are all mad here. Wouldn't you agree?"