Lady Orvella was born into a famous family of watchmakers. Even as a child, she was less interested in ordinary toys than in complex machines and the question of whether artificial life could be created.

After decades of research, she finally succeeded in creating a living porcelain doll: Elria.

Orvella considered her to be her greatest masterpiece.

But when Elria began to develop her own feelings and desires, Orvella saw this not as a success, but as a mistake.

She tried to erase Elria’s memories.

When Elria fled, Orvella became increasingly absorbed in her work.

In an abandoned doll warehouse, she discovered a Banette that had once been left behind by its owner.

Orvella immediately recognized the potential of its ghost energy and began using it for her experiments.

Seraphine offered her an artificial resonance crystal that would allow her to combine ghost energy and clockwork magic.

Orvella accepted it enthusiastically.

Doll Resonance allows her to create magical threads and control her mechanical constructs from a distance.

But the more she tries to control Banette, the more unstable the connection becomes.

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