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Ruthless, cunning, and deceitful, the pirates of Neverland represent the antitheses of Peter Pan and all that he stands for. Their plotting is unmatched throughout Neverland, and in their struggle for order and control under the command of Captain Oz knows no boundaries. One by one, the native inhabitants have begun to fall to their might: Pan's Treehouse has been burned, and his people remain homeless; the Fae have been poisoned, their Prince killed, and their Queene crushed; even the town has slowly begun to fold to Pirate control.

But they are not finished. No matter how many are killed, the unnatural vampires of Pan's lot are always replaced. However, with the ultimate goal of making what is not theirs, theirs, the pirates are in the position to take advantage of an opportunity. Oz has developed a plan. One cultivated in secret and wreathed in darkness, it is an act of the kind Neverland has never seen, and it will change everything.

The question is, will the pirates accept what their captain is about to do? Or has Oz gone too far in his search for a set of adversaries that will match the Lost's bite for bloody bite?