After a series of intense missions and emotional revelations, Lelouch and Kallen finally find a brief moment of peace. Kallen, determined to spend time with the man she loves, steals Lelouch’s attention away from his endless strategies and books. Their rare moment of affection turns into a heartwarming — and slightly mischievous — scene that reminds everyone that even revolutionaries need love.
When Kallen suggests a double date with Suzaku and Euphemia, Lelouch reluctantly agrees, leading to a mix of humor and chaos as the four enjoy a picnic together. However, their peace doesn’t last long. Milly, Shirley, and Nina suddenly appear with grim news — Rivalz has been arrested by Britannian forces, who are now targeting the friends and families of the Black Knights.
Lelouch decides to act with bold compassion, bringing his former schoolmates to the Black Knights’ headquarters, turning the surprise into a heartwarming reunion for Nunnally. Yet behind this tender moment, dark clouds gather over the Britannian Empire. Emperor Charles learns of the escape and orders Schneizel to find Cornelia, setting the stage for renewed conflict.
When Cornelia warns Lelouch that Schneizel is tracking her and the Black Knights, the calm shatters completely. The Britannian Army launches a second massive assault on the Black Knights’ base. What follows is a fierce, three-hour battle of strategy, courage, and loyalty. Despite the chaos, Lelouch’s forces — with Kallen, Suzaku, Cornelia, and Euphemia united — manage to repel the invasion.
As the smoke clears, Euphemia’s simple question — “Did we win?” — is met with Kallen’s exhausted but triumphant reply: “Yes… we have won for now.”
A fleeting victory, a looming threat, and the bonds of family and friendship tested once again — the war for the future of Britannia is far from over.
In this heartwarming yet tense chapter, peace briefly settles over the Black Knights as Kallen proposes something Lelouch never expected—family time. With Jeremiah now among their ranks and no immediate attacks to plan, Kallen convinces Lelouch that A.A., their daughter born from the Geass Order’s experiments, deserves to experience love and belonging for the first time. Together, they spend a quiet day as a family—watching movies, playing games, and teaching A.A. chess—allowing Lelouch to feel a rare sense of peace.
Meanwhile, at the Geass Order, G.G. grows restless under V.V.’s watch. Disillusioned by the Order’s cruelty, she senses A.A.’s happiness through their bond and resolves to break free. Her defiance only deepens when a young Geass user reports her lack of obedience to V.V., but G.G. no longer cares—she is done being their puppet. In a dreamlike vision, she reaches out to A.A., asking her to have the Black Knights launch a distraction so she can escape.
Back at the Black Knights’ base, A.A. awakens and gently asks Lelouch to attack the Geass Order’s stronghold to help her beloved mentor. Despite his exhaustion, Lelouch agrees, moved by his daughter’s sincerity. As Kallen drifts back to sleep beside A.A., Lelouch begins to devise a brilliant rescue plan under the dim glow of his desk lamp.
This chapter bridges affection and strategy, showcasing the emotional evolution of Lelouch’s family and setting the stage for the daring liberation of G.G.—a move that will soon shift the balance between the Black Knights and the Geass Order forever.
After Lelouch’s emotional truth-telling to his family, the Black Knights find themselves at a crossroads — uncertain whether to follow “Zero” or the prince behind the mask. When Lelouch reasserts his leadership, he outlines a new mission: uniting Britannians and Japanese under a single cause. His goal becomes clear — to recruit Lord Jeremiah Gottwald, the once-loyal knight of Lady Marianne, as a powerful ally.
Cornelia’s insight sparks the plan, leading Lelouch, Kallen, Suzaku, Euphemia, and A.A. to meet Jeremiah at an abandoned warehouse. Tension fills the air as Jeremiah, still burdened by guilt and loyalty, faces Zero — only for Lelouch to reveal his true identity. Shock turns to devotion as Jeremiah kneels, swearing to protect Lelouch, Nunnally, and his daughter A.A.
Back at headquarters, the reunited team celebrates their newest member. As the Gawain soars through the night sky, Lelouch’s resolve hardens — Britannia will soon face judgment not from a masked rebel, but from its own betrayed prince. The rise of the true Black Knights has begun.
As the ripples of time’s second chance settle, Lelouch finds himself confronting the most painful truth of all — his sister’s innocence. Inside the quiet halls of the Black Knights Headquarters, the burden of past sins weighs heavily on him. A.A. senses her father’s fear while Kallen stands by, trying to anchor him through the storm of guilt and memory. Lelouch knows that to truly move forward, Nunnally must learn everything — about Zero, the Geass, and the blood he has spilled.
Meanwhile, Suzaku is sent to retrieve Nunnally and Sayako, leaving behind his own quiet moments with Euphemia. Their reunion at Ashford Academy is warm yet shadowed by the unknown, as Suzaku prepares to escort Nunnally into a world she never imagined her brother inhabited.
Back at headquarters, Lelouch kneels before Nunnally and reveals his darkest truths — the Geass, the revolution, the deaths, and his deepest regrets. Silence fills the room as Nunnally listens, her gentle heart processing the unimaginable. Then, with a smile that cuts through the guilt and grief, she forgives him.
For the first time since returning to the past, Lelouch feels a spark of redemption. The road ahead remains uncertain, but with Nunnally’s forgiveness and his allies beside him, the path to rewriting fate begins anew.
As the Black Knights regroup after their latest mission, Lelouch faces the heaviest burden of leadership yet — revealing his true identity. While tensions rise among allies and former enemies alike, Lelouch prepares to confront the organization he built under a mask. Joined by C.C., Kallen, Suzaku, and even former Britannian nobles like Cornelia and Guilford, the fragile alliance reaches a breaking point.
Inside the Black Knights’ headquarters, the truth finally emerges: Zero is none other than Lelouch vi Britannia, the exiled prince of the Empire they’ve fought against. Shock, anger, and betrayal ripple through the room as Tamaki lashes out and Kallen steps in to defend the man she trusts. Lelouch lays bare his past — the death of his mother, Nunnally’s suffering, and the Geass that granted him absolute command — declaring he has never used it on any of them.
As silence falls, faith is tested. Will the Black Knights still follow the prince who became their revolutionary leader?
With Kallen’s quiet support and A.A.’s innocence softening the room, Ohgi speaks for the group — their loyalty remains. Lelouch’s next mission begins: to reunite with Nunnally and bring Jeremiah into the cause. The mask of Zero may be gone, but the rebellion is far from over.
In the aftermath of Cornelia’s shocking alliance with the Black Knights, calm settles over Warehouse 11 as the unlikely group regroups to rest. Cornelia tenderly bonds with her niece A.A., learning the tragic truth of her creation through Lelouch’s blood and the lies fed to her by the Geass Order. Watching from afar, Lelouch, Kallen, and C.C. share a rare moment of peace as a family, while Suzaku and Euphemia’s quiet affection reminds Guilford of the love he’s never confessed.
But the calm shatters when a mysterious Knightmare bursts through the walls — piloted by none other than Rolo, A.A.’s best friend and protector from the Geass Order. Their tearful reunion melts the tension, revealing Rolo’s true loyalty not to V.V., but to A.A. herself. Impressed by his devotion and recognizing his potential, Lelouch does something unexpected: he welcomes Rolo as “Rolo Lamperouge”, his younger brother and Nunnally’s guardian.
With Cornelia and Euphemia agreeing to expand the alliance, Lelouch prepares to unveil his new family to the world. As the group returns to the Black Knights’ base, Rolo pledges his loyalty — not to Zero, not to Geass, but to the family he’s finally found.
This chapter marks the dawn of a new era for the Black Knights — one where blood, loyalty, and destiny intertwine.
Torn between loyalty and love, Princess Cornelia li Britannia faces a shattering revelation when her sister Euphemia calls to announce she has joined the Black Knights. Confronted by Zero, Cornelia’s anger turns to disbelief as the masked revolutionary unmasks himself—revealing the long-lost Prince Lelouch vi Britannia.
At Warehouse 11, the siblings reunite in a tense standoff watched by Kallen, C.C., and Suzaku. Amid the shock of seeing her brother alive—and meeting his mysterious daughter A.A.—Cornelia’s resolve begins to soften. As A.A. explains her origins and the true threat of V.V., Cornelia’s sense of duty shifts toward family and justice.
Realizing the corruption within Britannia, Cornelia pledges herself, along with her loyal knights Guilford and Darlton, to Lelouch’s cause. Meanwhile, Rolo, under G.G.’s guidance, departs to safeguard A.A. and the Black Knights from the shadows, as V.V.’s growing fury hints at the larger conflict yet to come.
A new alliance is born—one that will alter the course of Britannia’s empire forever.
Tensions boil over in the Special Administrative Zone as Euphemia’s dream of peace is crushed by Britannia’s cruelty. Schneizel, torn between loyalty to his sister and obedience to Emperor Charles, receives a chilling order—to annihilate the very Zone Euphemia built with hope. Days later, Britannian forces descend upon the SAZ, turning it into a blood-soaked battlefield.
As chaos erupts, A.A. witnesses the horror firsthand, defying orders to protect the innocent. Kallen and Suzaku—once enemies—fight side by side in the Guren and Lancelot, their mechs cutting through waves of Sutherlands as blood stains the streets. When all seems lost, Zero and the Black Knights arrive, vowing vengeance.
In the aftermath, Euphemia—her Geass influence broken—swears allegiance to Lelouch. Together with Suzaku, Kallen, and the Black Knights, they unite under a shared resolve: to bring down Britannia and avenge the massacre of millions. Yet even in victory, the weight of loss lingers, and Lelouch knows this atrocity marks the beginning of a far darker war.
Theme: Betrayal, tragedy, and the birth of a revolution against an empire that values power over humanity.
In this emotional continuation of the Code Geass: Time Travel saga, Lelouch vi Britannia comes face-to-face with the sister he once lost—Princess Euphemia. Overcome with grief, relief, and guilt, Lelouch embraces her, while Suzaku rushes in, fearing the worst. But instead of tragedy, this reunion marks a pivotal turning point as A.A., the mysterious daughter of Lelouch and Kallen, steps forward to reveal the forbidden secret of Geass to her unsuspecting aunt.
As A.A. explains the Power of Kings—its origins, the immortality of Code Bearers, and its ability to shape destiny—Euphemia struggles to comprehend the truth about her brother’s hidden power. The atmosphere grows tense when Lelouch confirms his own Geass, and A.A. discloses that Kallen bears two. Euphemia’s world unravels, forcing her to confront the blurred line between free will and control.
In a heartbreaking yet hopeful moment, Lelouch geasses Euphemia once more—but this time, his command is one of protection, not destruction. Bound by a vow to defend the Special Administrative Zone, Euphemia joins forces with Zero and the Black Knights, turning former tragedy into redemption. As the Japanese people cheer their new alliance, shadows of future conflict linger, and A.A. senses that the peace they’ve created may be short-lived.
A chapter filled with emotional reunions, revelations, and the fragile hope of a rewritten destiny, A.A. Meets Euphemia and Euphemia Knows Geass deepens the moral complexity of Lelouch’s journey and the bond of a family caught between power and forgiveness.
In the aftermath of betrayal and tragedy, Lelouch and Suzaku stand at gunpoint—friends turned enemies over the death of Euphemia. But before either can pull the trigger, a mysterious young girl appears, claiming to be the daughter of Lelouch and Kallen—born from the experiments of the Geass Order. Calling herself A.A., she wields a power unlike any other: the Geass of Time Travel. As A.A. reveals her origins and grants Kallen a new dual Geass—Absolute Fate and Absolute Truth—the trio is thrust back in time to the moment before Euphemia’s fatal command. With history rewritten, Lelouch faces a second chance to right his greatest mistake… and to uncover the true cost of Geass itself.