Sebastian, William and Grell all stand between Angela and Ciel, preparing to do battle with the angel. Unfortunately, they get distracted and Angela manages to escape to Earth, claiming that she will purge the world of the unclean at the monastery. She traps them all inside a barrier, trapping them inside the Library. Angela goes to the monastery and begins to suck the life out of all of the people there. Thankfully the Undertaker is in the Library, and he manages to rewrite one of the Cinematic Records of one of the nuns (the one Sebastian fucked earlier) to cause Sebastian to appear suddenly beside her, thereby freeing him from the barrier.
Sebastian and Angela begin to fight, and William and Grell show up to back Sebastian up. The Shinigami pin her to the ceiling with their extendable weapons, and Sebastian throws knives at her. Unfortunately, Sebastian gives in to the urge to play with the trapped angel for too long, and she begins to glow and give off a powerful cry that causes the church to collapse. Everyone is forced to run, and Sebastian leaves thinking that he's killed the angel, but obviously that would be too easy.
Believing that his revenge has been sated by the death of Angela, Ciel offers his soul to Sebastian. Sebastian only smiles knowingly, and Ciel realizes that there must be more to the story after all. Sebastian goes to one knee, asking to remain in Ciel's service for a while longer, and they return home together. The Undertaker has one last curveball to throw, however, as he tempts Ciel with a peek at his parents' Cinematic Records. Ciel refuses, and when Sebastian asks him why, he claims that he doesn't like to disturb the dead over and over, though it appears he also doesn't want to witness his parents' death again.
Ciel and Sebastian are then tasked by the Queen to look into the murder of another of the Queen's underworld agents, John Stanley. Ciel is told not to catch the culprit, but only to retrieve an item Stanley had on his person. The item is missing from the corpse, so Ciel and Sebastian goes to Lau at one of his opium dens to try to find out more about the circumstances of Stanley's death. Lau tells them that there's a new drug in town, which is causing him trouble, and it may be linked to Stanley's death. The weird thing is, the drug is called "Lady Bran", and Angela's human persona was "Angela Bran". The plot thickens!
The new drug turns out to be morphine, which is being distributed wrapped in Funtom Company candy wrappers. Amazingly, the candies are being given away, and Sebastian and Ciel only find out about it when the other servants reveal that they were given some by a woman on the street. Sebastian and Ciel hurry towards the candy factory to try to find out how their candies are being swapped for drugs, but Ciel is arrested before they can get there. It turns out that the Queen's butler double-crossed Ciel. A large amount of opium - to be refined into morphine - was found at Ciel's factory, and the efforts Ciel had made to lure out Stanley's killers were turned against Ciel. The police Superintendant, Lord Randal, is knowledgeable enough to separate Ciel from Sebastian.
Sebastian is taken to a dungeon. Ciel manages to pass orders to him not to resist, and to wait until Ciel calls for him. He is tortured brutally (as you can imagine from this being Victorian England, it's not nice at all). Angela makes an appearance as well. She taunts him, seeing that it's been a very long time since Sebastian last ate a human soul, and therefore must be incredibly hungry. Then she tries to convince him to give Ciel up, as Doomsday is coming and there will soon be many souls for Sebastian to eat. Sebastian refuses, saying that all he wants is Ciel - he's tired of his old existence, only living to feed on the souls of humans and little more than an animal. He will only eat the finest souls now, such as Ciel's. Angela grows angry, relishing her chance to whip and torture Sebastian as he's chained, helpless in the grip of his Master's command. Yet Sebastian relishes the pain in his own way, as spice that will only make Ciel's soul taste sweeter.
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Sebastian and Angela begin to fight, and William and Grell show up to back Sebastian up. The Shinigami pin her to the ceiling with their extendable weapons, and Sebastian throws knives at her. Unfortunately, Sebastian gives in to the urge to play with the trapped angel for too long, and she begins to glow and give off a powerful cry that causes the church to collapse. Everyone is forced to run, and Sebastian leaves thinking that he's killed the angel, but obviously that would be too easy.
Believing that his revenge has been sated by the death of Angela, Ciel offers his soul to Sebastian. Sebastian only smiles knowingly, and Ciel realizes that there must be more to the story after all. Sebastian goes to one knee, asking to remain in Ciel's service for a while longer, and they return home together. The Undertaker has one last curveball to throw, however, as he tempts Ciel with a peek at his parents' Cinematic Records. Ciel refuses, and when Sebastian asks him why, he claims that he doesn't like to disturb the dead over and over, though it appears he also doesn't want to witness his parents' death again.
Ciel and Sebastian are then tasked by the Queen to look into the murder of another of the Queen's underworld agents, John Stanley. Ciel is told not to catch the culprit, but only to retrieve an item Stanley had on his person. The item is missing from the corpse, so Ciel and Sebastian goes to Lau at one of his opium dens to try to find out more about the circumstances of Stanley's death. Lau tells them that there's a new drug in town, which is causing him trouble, and it may be linked to Stanley's death. The weird thing is, the drug is called "Lady Bran", and Angela's human persona was "Angela Bran". The plot thickens!
The new drug turns out to be morphine, which is being distributed wrapped in Funtom Company candy wrappers. Amazingly, the candies are being given away, and Sebastian and Ciel only find out about it when the other servants reveal that they were given some by a woman on the street. Sebastian and Ciel hurry towards the candy factory to try to find out how their candies are being swapped for drugs, but Ciel is arrested before they can get there. It turns out that the Queen's butler double-crossed Ciel. A large amount of opium - to be refined into morphine - was found at Ciel's factory, and the efforts Ciel had made to lure out Stanley's killers were turned against Ciel. The police Superintendant, Lord Randal, is knowledgeable enough to separate Ciel from Sebastian.
Sebastian is taken to a dungeon. Ciel manages to pass orders to him not to resist, and to wait until Ciel calls for him. He is tortured brutally (as you can imagine from this being Victorian England, it's not nice at all). Angela makes an appearance as well. She taunts him, seeing that it's been a very long time since Sebastian last ate a human soul, and therefore must be incredibly hungry. Then she tries to convince him to give Ciel up, as Doomsday is coming and there will soon be many souls for Sebastian to eat. Sebastian refuses, saying that all he wants is Ciel - he's tired of his old existence, only living to feed on the souls of humans and little more than an animal. He will only eat the finest souls now, such as Ciel's. Angela grows angry, relishing her chance to whip and torture Sebastian as he's chained, helpless in the grip of his Master's command. Yet Sebastian relishes the pain in his own way, as spice that will only make Ciel's soul taste sweeter.