It was cold and dark inside the steel cage. Ciel laid shivering in a ball near the front of the cage, holding on tight to his flesh where the pain still burned from the Mark the figures in white placed on him.

Someone save us! Please! Someone! Anyone! He silently prayed.

Blood trickled from the body of the child on the altar, their eyes glazed as they stared at him, clear and tauntingly. 

Darkness was all around as a black figure came into view, approaching the cage that he sat within.

"You want to be saved? I can do just that. The sacrifice has been paid. Tell me. What do you desire; what is your wish?"

"I...Want The power to take revenge!" he screamed, grabbing onto the bar's of the cage. "Give me that power!" He demanded, staring hard at the Demon in front of him.

The Demon smiled and walked towards the cage as the figures in white all back away muttering.

"What a delicious Soul you are," the Demon muttered, licking his lips.
He suddenly outstretched his hand and placed it on Ciel's eye. He let out a scream as blood dripped down from the eye. When he opened his eye, there was a bright blue Faustus seal.

"Kill them! All of them! Burn this place!" Ciel screamed.

The demon smiled deeply and obeyed. He went on a slaughter, killing everyone in white, spilling their blood throughout the entire place, staining them red.

Mika watched all of that happen with wide, fearful eyes. They're dying, all of them He thought.

Mika wanted to shut his eyes and forget All of the blood, but found that he couldn't. He could only watch as the monster ripped the cage's front off it's hinges and picked up the small body of Ciel.

The demon had transformed into a human appearance, one familiar and reminisce.

Ciel laid in his arms, his eyes closed.

"Wait! Ciel!" Mika yelled, reaching out.

The demon gave Mika a smirk before turning away.

The children beside Mika shifted slightly, most of their eyes lifeless and cold.

Mika watched as the demon held up his hand and fire erupted from it, setting the entire room on fire as he left.

"Well that was certainly entertaining," a voice said.

Mika glanced up, wide eyed at the man in white standing above him, his hands on His hips and a smile on his face.

The man smiled wider and grabbed Mika as he said, "It's such a shame our livestock was reduced to this state. The Queen won't be happy when she hears this."

"Let me go!" Mika shouted, struggling.

The man ignored his pleas and carried him away.

Mika watched once again as fire consumed everything, its flames bright and horrifying.

Exhaustion overtook him and Mika struggled to keep his eyes closed, eventually succumbing to slumber.

*°°°°°°°*

Mika wasn't sure what to think. He stared at the raven haired boy and his large green eyes that were brimming with tears. The group of children at his waist all cried and sniffled, squeezing him tight and making it difficult to breathe.

"Mika..."

"Yu-chan..."

Mika felt the tears falling and held out his arms.

Without hesitation, Yuu ran forwards, and embraced Mika, both happy to have found each other.

"Yu-chan was worried about you," Akane said, after everyone had calmed down.

"I was not!" Yuu protested, "I knew he was safe!"

Mika smiled lightly. "I'm glad everyone's together."

"I thought you were in England with that family?" Yuu questioned.

Mika stared at the floor as he slowly told them what had happened. He had left out the demon and the things that happened to him during his time in the cage.

"So this Ciel, he was with you right? Did he escape too?" Akane asked.

"Yes, He's...somewhere out there."

Yuu looked up at the sky. "When you left, I wished for you to come back. I feel bad for it now...But...I'm happy that you're here."

Mika smiled and leaned on Yuu's shoulder, "I'm happy to be back."

"So what was it like living with rich nobles in England?" A child inquired.

Mika laughed softly, "Well it was tough. I had to learn English and other things like dancing and the violin. I learned chess too."

"Cool!"

Mika watched as the children's eyes glittered in amazement and he leaned forward and began to tell them more about the things he witnessed in England.