Black Butler Ciel's Eye Novels & Stories

Alexander whispers near my ear. We stop in front of a magical antique shop. Without checking if it’s open, Caelum pushes through the door with urgency, and it slams against the wall. A youthful enchantress with milky white eyes and brown skin appears from the back of the shop, her hands raised, two orbs of energy crackling between them, ready to strike the intruders. When she recognizes that it’s King Caelum standing in her shop, her expression shifts to one of surprise, and her hands drop. I notice her heartbeat quicken, her breathing becoming shallow.

Agreements tied to eyes like hers. Nicholas had inherited a throne he didn’t understand. Emerson had inherited something he feared. Which meant time was no longer on her side. I hadn’t challenged Nicholas in Lafayette on impulse. Emerson was a liability in his hands and an opportunity in mine. Not because she was weak, but because everyone around her believed she was. Belief shaped reality in our world. And I recognized her eyes the moment I saw them. Eyes that did not belong in a corner. Eyes that had once decided wars without a single blade drawn.

“I remember them because I’ve never seen anything like it. It looked hauntingly beautiful when struck with the fire light.” “I didn’t even get my mother’s blue eyes,” Katie frowned. Éclair chuckled, realizing she brought out a sore spot. “Do violet eyes even exist?” “Come to think of it, I don’t think so,” Éclair answered. “Too bad,” Katie’s lips curled to a thin line. “Violet eyes would have been- ” Find me… A humid gust brushed past Katie’s figure, blowing her hair back. She faced the direction where the gust came from- the sole opening in sight. She turned to Éclair, who seemed to have felt the gust blow past as well. They turned to their companions and called for their attention.

Beth's POV As she sat on her chair, piles of Coins were arranged to form towers before her. There were quite a few Bronze Coin Towers, a couple made up of Silver Coins, and finally… … A Golden Coin Tower! Her face beamed with joy like that of a child playing with their favorite toy. Sylvia had dark ebony skin, black hair, and intense black eyes. They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, but Sylvia’s dark irises showed nothing, prompting many to call her soulless.

She frowned, and put her head down on the table, and closed her eyes for a moment. Dimitri and Pete walked through the door, Pete went to work on the soup, Ivan whispered to Dimitri about her arms. He looked over but said nothing. Pete cleared this throat, and Jade looked up. Her eyes a pale gray, almost white startled him he dropped the bowl of soup shattering the bowl when it hit the ground. He broke his stare, and grabbed a cloth, “My apologies you're eyes aren't as gray as they used to be. It’s almost a pale white,” he whispered.

The red light gave the room a sensual ambiance, the soft hum of the city outside drowned out by the muffled beats of music. He stood behind her, his presence a tangible force. "It's peaceful," she murmured, her breath catching in her throat as she felt his hand on her shoulder. "Come here," he said, his voice low and enticing. He guided her to the couch, gently pressing her shoulders until she sat down. Leaning over her, he placed the vodka bottle on the table. Taking a closer look at his face, she noticed something unique about it. "Your eyes..." Celine murmured, her gaze fixed on the mesmerizing blue and green swirls. Her heart fluttered as a little smile spread on his face. His left eye i

Her eyes scanned the room for anything close by that could reflect her image so she could see for herself. Luckily for her, Caleb's phone was on his desk behind him. She looked into the phone and saw her normal violet eyes staring back at her. She smiled, relieved. "What did you do?" All of a sudden, Caleb gripped Lila's arms. "Alpha King….." Lila's voice trailed off. She was surprised. "What did you do to your eye Lila? I swear it was silver a while ago. What are you?!" He wasn't letting the fact go but he was also confused.

The turning point. The door creaked. Celeste shuffled in, head bowed, bruises from earlier darkening her pale skin. She looked smaller, broken—until she saw me. "My lord," she whispered, kneeling. "You... you got them? The eyes?" I smirked, pulling the vial from my pocket. It glowed faintly green in the torchlight. "Yeah. I got them. Ripped from a nine-tail bitch who thought she could seduce me." I let the words hang, watching her tremble. Not too fast. I wanted her to feel the weight, the debt.

“How do you know about this?” The girl smiled faintly, not childlike at all. “Because it belongs to us.” The townspeople began to move closer, slow and deliberate, their footsteps soft but synchronized. The sound made Evelyn’s skin crawl. Lena whispered, “They’re not right. Look at their eyes.” She was right. The townspeople’s eyes shimmered faintly in the fog pale blue, almost luminous, just like the vial. Rhett cursed under his breath. “Kael must’ve tested the serum here. They’re all”

Celine smiles softly, “Touch me and find out. Solomon got a glimpse. You want a real look?” Her eyes go dark, the grey of her eyes shifts from their usual bright silver to a dark gray. This wasn’t like anything he’d seen her do before, he furrows his brows. Ava pushes George again and he punches Celine in the stomach, she grunts but otherwise remains upright. George winces, hating what he’s doing to his mate. Ava smirks, “Ooh, nice trick with the eyes.” Ava leans closer to Celine, “But I’m not risking touching you, I’m not that stupid. Ben!” Tweedle Dumb looks up at her,