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hi, would you please do a paci icon of ciel from black butler? thank u ^_^
The baby!! (I draw the circle pacifiers less often, but I think they're more popular in Britain - it's still deeply anachronistic for the time period, but the fashion of the show itself isn't exactly period-accurate so I'm giving myself creative license)
Regressuary Day 6
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Bard is at a loss on what to do when Ciel is fussy and inconsolable on a drive to pick Sebastian up from the airport. The solution ends up being one far simpler and unexpected.
Reblogs are dearly appreciated! 🧡
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stranger: isn't he a bit old to ride on your shoulders? (talking over each other) Ciel: I sprained my ankle- Sebastian: my young master likes to feel tall >:3
que the death glare and smirk between them.
both mean but both silly
Posted originally on my TikTok @ phantomhiveroyaltea
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pov: you open the the door and see them asking for candy
A Dadbastian Halloween Quickie!
The little 5 year old boy has never seen his father at this level of anger before.
Surely he can give people stares if someone mocks him or his child, but he normally never pays it enough attention to go straight to a mocker’s house.
But to be fair, the bully - who is a few years older than him - did rudely snatch his Halloween goodies and then whacked him as he desperately tried to get them back. A good dad would try to reason things out physically, and that’s exactly what’s happening now.
The woman at the door, the bully’s mother no doubt, attempts to make eye-contact with the stern, red eyes glaring back at her. She naturally stays calm under the pressure as she equally agrees that her child is in the wrong here.
“I’m terribly sorry about this, sir. I honestly had no idea what my son was thinking.” She apologises.
“No need for that, just have him hand back Ciel’s sweets and we’ll forget about it.”
The boy looks up and instantly can tell that he won’t be forgetting this himself from his expression alone.
“You heard him, Maurice. Give the little boy his sweets back and that’s final.”
“Well, if only-”
Before he could bring up the light bruise on his leg where Ciel kicked him, those harsh eyes gazing at him halts his sentence. And so he does what he’s told as a responsible kid his age should.
The woman relaxes her posture once the deed is done. “Again, I’m very sorry. I’ll be sure to keep an eye on his behaviour from now on.”
“Indeed you will. Now could you care to hand over his own sweets as well?”
“H-Huh? Wait a minute…”
“Hmm, if that is your response, then perhaps we’ll add on all the sweets you hold in your house. And if you think about talking out of it, you might get on my bad side.”
Both her and her son quiver at the sight of those eyes.
“Now we can’t have that, can’t we?”
Ciel meanwhile is also getting a little worried with his tone, but knowing him and what he could do, he keeps his mouth shut.
In fear of the red-tinted eyes glowing much brighter, she quickly rushes towards the kitchen to throw in all the chocolate that they have, followed by Maurice himself grabbing the bowl of sweets meant for trick-or-treaters and empty it all into the bag.
It seems pretty crazy but the man’s glowing irises has gone away; all is left is a generous smile upon his lips.
“Well now, thank you kindly for the apology and your cooperation. Be sure to have a fun Halloween.”
And with that, they both left hand-in-hand.
It isn’t until the Cole family are out of sight - with noticeable terror on their faces - that Ciel decides to now speak again.
“Papa.” He begins. “Why did you ged me all of these sweedies? You said too much of id is bad.”
“Oh don’t worry, I’ll manage to split it up evenly for each day afterwards.” He smiles down at his boy. “Now tell me again where he hurt you.”
“Id doesn’d hurt anymowe.”
“Nonsense. A brute like that wouldn’t go easy on someone your age. Now be honest with papa, okay?”
If it’s honesty he wants, it’s what he’ll get after asking a 5 year old.
“You’we pweddy scary.”
One straight look at those big blue eyes of his, Sebastian gets it. Maybe he did got a little carried away with the situation back there, as he normally does, but still cannot blame himself for it. Instead, he simply pats his bluebird on the head with the same soothing smile he always gives.
“You’re right. But if I’m not willing to stand up to anyone who would ever lay a finger on you, then what kind of father would I be?”
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(You can tell that it’s been a while since I last wrote them 😅)
phantomfam is conceptually so funny. highly skilled private army Trained To Kill......led by a tiny victorian orphan with asthma and questionable morals. sometimes they give him uppies
This is a short age regression fic.
“The Earl’s Quiet Morning”
The next morning, sunlight streamed softly through the curtains. Ciel stirred beneath his blankets, blinking slowly as the world came back into focus. The memory of the previous evening drifted in, coloring, warm milk, and that one tiny slip of a word he hadn’t meant to say.
His chest tightened a little. “Dada”.
He sat up quickly, brushing his hair aside as if composure could erase the memory. He had a reputation to keep, after all. The proud Earl Phantomhive could not be seen as a child clinging to his butler.
A quiet knock at the door interrupted his thoughts.
“Enter,” he said, voice steadier than he felt.
Sebastian stepped in, holding a breakfast tray. His expression was calm, but his eyes held something softer, an understanding that made Ciel look away.
“Good morning, my lord,” Sebastian greeted smoothly. “You slept soundly last night.”
“Y-Yes, well… I was tired, that’s all,” Ciel muttered, fiddling with the edge of his blanket.
Sebastian set the tray down and knelt slightly so his gaze met Ciel’s. “Ciel,” he said quietly, using his name rather than his title. “There is nothing to be embarrassed about.”
Ciel froze, his breath catching. “I don’t know what you mean.”
Sebastian tilted his head slightly, the faintest hint of a smile at the corner of his mouth. “You do. And I assure you, it changes nothing. Everyone seeks comfort in their own way.”
Ciel’s eyes lowered. “It’s… childish,” he whispered. “I shouldn’t—”
“—be human?” Sebastian interrupted gently. “Even the sharpest minds need moments of softness, my lord. It does not make you weak. It makes you real.”
For a moment, the room was utterly still. Then, almost shyly, Ciel asked, “And if it happens again…?”
Sebastian’s voice was low, steady, and kind. “Then I will be here. You may call me whatever name brings you comfort. It will remain between us, as always.”
Ciel blinked, his cheeks faintly pink, but his shoulders eased. “…Thank you, Sebastian.”
Sebastian inclined his head, his usual formality returning, but with unmistakable warmth beneath it. “Always, young master.”
As he turned to leave, Ciel looked down at his breakfast, a small smile flickering across his face. He might have been the Watchdog of the Queen, burdened with the weight of his title, but in rare, quiet moments, he was allowed to simply be, and that was enough.