Lewis

Lewis (ルイス Ruisu) is a major character in Succubus in Wonderland and Carroll in Wonderland. She is the first daughter of the Queen of Hearts and the older sister of Carroll.

Appearance
Lewis has pale skin, long pink hair tied into twintails, purple eyes. Like most succubi, she has an hourglass figure, curved horns, bat-like wings and a spaded tail. Her clothing consists of a bikini, choker, gloves and thigh-length high-heeled boots, all black with purple decorations and white frills. She also wears a heart-shaped ornament in her hair.

Personality
In general, Lewis has a playful and mischievous personality. She loves her family, but is willing to oppose them if she doesn't agree with. This puts her in contrast with her sister Carroll, who remains loyal to their mother despite the latter's changed personality.

Initially, Lewis wants to oppose her mother (while knowing she lacks the power to do so directly) and is willing to lie and manipulate to achieve this goal. This is shown when she tells Reto she'll help him return to his world, while actually planning to use him to increase her own power. However, she eventually grows to genuinely care for him, and by the time of her second encounter with Carroll, she truly does want to help him return home.

Lewis also seems to have a slightly different attitude towards sex than other succubi. While most of Reto's allies will have sex with him directly if he asks them to level-drain him, Lewis instead has him masturbate to the sight of her naked body. This changes when Reto saves her after an attack by other succubi, as she rewards him with a titjob and does the same in future level-draining events.

In Carroll in Wonderland, Lewis demonstrates an interest in cooking. She cooks all or most of every meal during the game, and teaches Carroll how to cook as well.

Background
Lewis and her sister were created out of the Queen of Heart's magical power. They lived a happy childhood in Wonder Castle with their mother. Lewis did, however, have weaker magic than either of her family members.

One day, the Queen was cursed by the White Rabbit, causing her to change into a cruel tyrant. Lewis ran away from her family, looking for a way to restore her mother to normal.

Succubus in Wonderland
Eventually, Lewis comes across Reto, a human boy who had been transported from his world to the front of the castle. Reto was being approached by the castle's gatekeeper, but Lewis comes to his rescue and introduces herself. She tries to trick the gatekeeper into leaving by saying that her mother forbade attacking lost humans, but the gatekeeper is overcome by hunger and attacks Reto. Lewis helps the boy fight her off and says she'll help him. In truth, she plans to raise him up so that she can increase her own power by feeding on him, but she keeps this a secret.

Later, while going through Stray Coast, Lewis asks Reto about how he came here, and says that the rabbit he met might be March Hare. They then meet the enigmatic Cheshire Cat, who tells them about Hearts Day: a day when the Queen will drain many other succubi to death in order to increase her own power, though this was formerly a simple holiday that was celebrated by releasing balloons.

Throughout their journey, Reto and Lewis occasionally encounter other strange individuals: Alice, another human who ended up in this world; a talking bird named Lorina; and the Hatter, a profit-minded succubus who runs numerous shops around the world.

Eventually, the pair arrive at Atuchu Cave, in which three succubi attack Lewis and Reto falls through a pitfall. After an encounter with Carrol, Reto runs back to Lewis and the three succubi leave, but not before they've drained a lot of Lewis' power. Reto has to bring Lewis back to a previous village for treatment. Lewis notes that the succubi were her mother's minions and she'd like to take revenge on them, but she'll prioritize helping Reto. Reto leaves, and then Lewis thinks to herself (presumably regarding her plans for Reto).

Lewis and Reto eventually meet the March Hare, but it turns out that she wasn't the one who brought Reto to Wonderland. As they leave the Hare's house, the Hatter (here for a tea party) asks Lewis what she plans on doing about Hearts Day. Lewis says she can't fight her mother and this is why she accompanies Reto, then tries to cover up her slip of the tongue. They leave the house.

In Zendegee Forest, they meet Carroll again, who reveals Lewis' true plan to Reto. Lewis admits this was her original plan but says she now only wants to help him. Carroll attacks but is defeated by the combined efforts of Lewis and Reto. The succubus sisters get into an argument over what to do regarding their mother, and Carroll storms off. Shortly afterwards, the pair encounter the Cheshire Cat again, who claims she's betting on whether the two sisters or the Queen of Hearts win.

While passing through Papilio Plain, they meet Cheshire Cat again. She attacks and, after being defeated, thanks them for the entertainment. She says that the curse on the Queen of Hearts can be broken by stirring up her emotions, but this must be done soon before the Queen's magic increases on Hearts Day.

Later, in Proof Undersea Tunnel, Lewis is kidnapped by slimes. Reto comes to her rescue again, this time with a surprising ally: Carroll. It turns out that Carroll changed her mind after hearing Lewis' words in their last encounter, and now wants to work with Lewis to break their mother's curse.

Finally, the trio return to the castle and confront the Queen of Hearts. She declares that, as punishment for their disobedience, she'll return them to magical power and then remake them as obedient slaves, but the sisters do not falter. The Queen has incredible power that makes her seemingly invincible, but Carroll and Lewis appeal to her original self, causing her power to gradually fade. She tries to convince Reto to leave as the succubus sisters will inevitably betray and kill him, offering to spare only him if he agrees, but Reto refuses. Finally, the Queen is defeated and her curse is broken.

Back to her original personality, the Queen thanks them and says she'll make amends for everything she's done. Lewis asks the Queen to help Reto return to his world, and the Queen gives him a key that, when used with a magical monument on the castle roof, will open a one-way path back home. The three succubi say goodbye to him, though add flirtatiously that he can always come back to them. Reto uses the key and disappears. The Queen then tells her daughters to prepare balloons as they'll make this a Hearts Day that everyone will remember.

The credits roll, showing the succubi celebrating Hearts Day by releasing balloons. Lewis and her family are among them, and they release three balloons from the castle roof.

However, the story does not end there. Reto returns to Wonderland and reunites with Lewis, who's shocked at this return. He explains that he'd encountered the White Rabbit again, and Lewis deduces that the White Rabbit will return to the castle to curse the Queen again. She says Reto doesn't need to risk himself any more, but Reto insists on helping. They hurry back to the castle and confront the White Rabbit in a room. The White Rabbit talks cryptically about the sins against Alice and this story soon coming to an end, then attacks. When defeated, she tells them to enjoy this peace while it lasts, but she'll finish it in the future. She suddenly changes to a different personality, one unaware of the situation. Carroll arrives and explains that the White Rabbit was herself a pawn of someone from a different world, though that someone won't be able to act again for some time as they'll need time to recover their power. The succubus sisters decide to continue investigating this matter.

Later, Lewis and the others may encounter the Queen of Hearts after stepping out of the Mel Village house. The Queen explains that there is a suspicious power coming from north of Papilio Plain, which is probably coming from the one who was controlling White Rabbit.

While passing through Hyperion Mountain Road, Lewis and the others may come across a strange hut. If they go inside, Alice will remain outside. The hut contains books that mention the Librarian of Space-Time, someone who had sold her soul to the devil. Also in the hut is a picture of three sisters, one of whom appears to be Alice.

Eventually, they come to a mysterious woman who is the one responsible for the previous events. She is the Librarian of Space-Time and used to be Alice's older sister Lorina, though she has now rejected that identity. She attacks. After being defeated, her magic begins leaking from her body and Carroll notes that she will soon die. Lewis asks if there's a way to save her (wanting her to pay for her crimes), but the Librarian says there is none. Lewis, Carroll and Reto leave, but Alice asks to stay behind.

Later, Lewis and the others are on the roof of the castle. Alice has just tried and failed to return home, but she decides to stay in this world. The Queen of Hearts announces a party to celebrate the return to peace, and they all set off.

Carroll in Wonderland
Note that the following events are not considered canon.

Lewis and her family gather on the roof of Wonder Castle to see Reto off, as he plans to return to his world again. Carroll is unusually silent on this occasion, something Lewis notices. However, Reto is unable to successfully return to his world due to a lack of sufficient magical power in the transfer stone. Reto thus has to wait for three days in the castle while the stone recovers its power.

During these three days, Lewis cooks every meal and enjoys it when Reto joins in. Starting from the second day, Lewis shows Carroll how to cook. Reto can also (if the player chooses) talk to Lewis in various places, give and receive presents from her, ask her to hug him, and receive a titjob from her.

At the end of the three days, Lewis and the others return to the roof to see Reto off again. Lewis has slightly different dialogue depending on the ending the player has obtained.

Trivia

 * Like her sister, Lewis' name comes from Lewis Caroll. This is the pen name used by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which inspired Succubus in Wonderland.