The Charles Becomes a Wizard

That guy Gellert...

Charles, who finally came down from the steep cliff to the flat ground, looked very disheveled. The much higher amount of exercise than usual made his cheeks abnormally red, and his smooth forehead was covered with fine beads of sweat. His blue hair was stuck to his face, and his clothes, which were neatly groomed by Sebastian, were also covered with dust.

But Charles didn't care about all that at the moment. He was breathing heavily with his hands on his knees. He didn't have much time to rest.

It took longer than expected to get down from the cliff. After a few hours, it was almost dark. Before dark, he needed to find a safe place in the forest where he could rest, as well as food and water...

At this moment, Charles' stomach growled.

Although the sound was not heard by others, Ciel's face turned even redder.

Thinking of the guy who suddenly left him here, Charles gritted his teeth in hatred.

In fact, according to Gellert's original idea, it would not take Charles so long to come down from the cliff. As long as he could flexibly use some seemingly inconspicuous little magic, the speed would become very fast, and then he would have enough time to find shelter and food before dark.

But Gellert, the Pure-Blood Grindelwald and Ciel, the original Muggle Phantomhive, have slightly different ways of thinking.

Even after three years of studying at Hogwarts, magic is still not a necessity for Ciel.

Except in class or when he occasionally conflicts with the little lions, Ciel rarely uses magic on his own initiative.

It's not that Ciel didn't intend to use it, it's mainly because he didn't need magic to make his daily life more convenient - Sebastian would prepare everything for him in advance.

Therefore, magic is actually no different from other courses that Ciel needs to learn now.

No, perhaps it was because Gellert discovered this that he persuaded Vincent to send Ciel alone to such a remote place for training.

The frail young master's mind was blank due to excessive fatigue and hunger, and of course he had no mind to think about Gellert's deeper meaning.

Charles dragged his tired body into the forest and had his first sleepless night due to hunger.

......

While Ciel was playing survival in the forest, Gellert also faced the first wave of revenge from Sebastian.

The butler who always followed Ciel with a distant smile showed a creepy smile when he saw Gellert...

Then, before Gellert could say anything, he dragged the man into an empty room and repeatedly taught him a lesson using his outrageous racial talent and anger that was about to explode.

But considering that Gellert had signed an apprenticeship contract with Ciel, Sebastian still gave him some face. An ear-blocking spell was cast on the room to prevent Gellert's shrill screams from echoing throughout the manor.

But how could a little physical torture satisfy a demon who had almost completely lost track of his prey? Demons with bad natures have countless ways to torture people to the point where they would rather die than live.

Even someone as strong as Gellert was tortured to the point of being embarrassed in just a few hours.

The person who stopped Sebastian's revenge was Vincent. No one knew what he said to Sebastian, but the next morning, as soon as Gellert went out, he saw Sebastian standing there in a daze.

Gellert: ...

Geller opened his eyes and pretended that he saw nothing, but his hands behind his back were tightly clenched around his wand. If Sebastian made any move, he would counterattack without hesitation.

Even if the killing curse can't do anything to him, there are other spells!

Gellert just didn't believe it. He had studied magic for so many years, couldn't he find a spell that could harm the demon in front of him? !

Even if it just makes him uncomfortable, it's worth it!

"Mr. Grindelwald." Sebastian suddenly spoke as they passed each other in the corridor.

Gellert's heart trembled, and he drew his wand without hesitation and pointed it at Sebastian's face.

"I'm here to apologize for what happened yesterday." The butler, dressed in black, placed one hand on his chest and said with a smile, looking like he didn't care at all about the wand pointed at him.

"I overreacted yesterday." The demon's dark red eyes flashed with an ominous light. "I hope you can understand why I was overly worried when I found out that the young master was missing."

understand?

I don’t understand anything!

He is Ciel's teacher now after all, so how can being with him be considered missing?

Don't think he doesn't know. This devil has disliked him for a long time, and this time he is clearly taking advantage of the situation!

But it seems that he wasn't pretending to be a little impatient yesterday...

Gellert's mind moved: "Has this happened before?"

As soon as he finished speaking, an overwhelming sense of oppression rushed towards Gellert, and in just a second, the oppressive feeling was taken away.

Gellert's back was instantly covered with dense cold sweat, his body shook involuntarily, and then he forced himself to stand up quickly.

He almost thought that he would be crushed into dust by that momentum...

Is this the true power of the devil?

It's just a breath, but it has such strong power.

I have no ability to resist him at all. If he really wants to do something to me...

Gellert was startled and quickly thought of a way to escape.

"I'm really sorry." Sebastian bowed to Gellert again, "I lost control of myself and frightened you."

Gellert: ...

You're so respectful, it makes me a little nervous...

So, why are you next to Charles?

Gellert realized that the only person who could suppress Sebastian was Ciel. Without Ciel, Sebastian was like a mad dog that had lost its restraints, and acted recklessly.

After stripping off his gentle appearance, the malice and ferocity he displayed were terrifying.

So why can Charles drive the demon in front of him?

Gellert was lost in his own thoughts for a long time, and Sebastian did not urge him, but just stood quietly by his side.

"Sebastian," Gellert suddenly asked after a long pause, "What price did Ciel pay in order to successfully sign a contract with you?"