Black Butler Ciel's Eye Novels & Stories

“I need help. My daughter, Portia, is having problems. I need you to perform a ritual to fix this for her.” Celeste slowly lifted her head. Her eyes drifted open, and I nearly choked on my own breath. When I saw her earlier, her eyes were a bright, clear blue. Now, the color was gone. Her eyes were entirely dark, like two ink stains in her skull. I could not see the whites of her eyes at all. “What kind of price are you willing to pay for your daughter’s soul?” Celeste asked.

I moved toward the sound, my heart slamming against my ribs, and the fog parted to reveal a woman kneeling on the ground, silver hair, pale skin, Cella's face turned up toward mine with tears already falling. I nearly reached for her. My hand was inches from her cheek when I felt the stone in my pocket grow warm against my leg, and something in that warmth made me hesitate, made me look again, look properly, and I saw it. Her eyes were wrong. Cella's eyes were silver, storm colored, alive with a temper she rarely bothered to hide. This creature's eyes were flat and black, all the way through, no white, no color, just void staring back at me from a face wearing my mate's features like a mask

⸻ Neither cared. Their attention remained fixed on the abyss. ⸻ A massive golden eye opened beneath the mountain. ⸻ Everyone froze. ⸻ Unlike the Fallen Celestial’s black eyes— This one glowed gold. ⸻ Brilliant. ⸻ Ancient. ⸻ Terrifying. ⸻ The eye blinked once. ⸻ Then locked onto the battlefield. ⸻ The voice spoke again. ⸻ “Oh.” ⸻ A pause. ⸻

She handed the keys over to Sergei, and we all walked out to the cars and got in. “Vi, could you do something for me?” Adrien asked. We had positioned ourselves on either side of her to keep her safe. She nodded shyly. “Would you remove the contacts for me?” “Mother said I shouldn’t let people see my ugly eyes, as they would put a stain on the family. One fell out this morning, and I am worried people saw.” She mumbled. “Your eyes are what we were looking for, Melishka.” He said. “They are from our bloodline; see, I have Purple eyes as well. So do our brothers and father and our Grandfather.”

The more she thought about her foiled plans, the angrier she became, resulting in her accidentally dropping the baby out of rage. "This is your fault! If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have gotten to this point in life! Die!" A loud thud sounded. Blood was splattered all over Marcus' pale face. As Sylvia cackled at the top of her lungs while walking out of the ward, a teardrop slid down Marcus' cheek from his closed eyes. Unfortunately, those eyes would never open ever again.

I'm about 88% sure Clementine didn't lock the door, and she could have just turned the knob to come in, but this works too. The first thing I notice about Aylin is that her eyes don't have that black fog over them like when she uses her magic. No, they're entirely obsidian. They're depthless voids with no white at all. Then when she steps forward from the doorway, the whole fucking castle groans and shakes to the point that I have to stop myself from falling on my ass. A deep and feral growl like nothing I've ever heard before rips from Aylin as she looks at me momentarily and then at Clem, who falls to the ground clutching her head and screaming as soon as Aylin's eyes land on her.

Ah Yin walked towards Violet and took off her blindfold. Chen and Ah Yin saw that her eyelids and the area near the corner of her eyes had scales, too. She slowly opened her eyes, revealing a set of enchanting yellow eyes with black vertical pupils. Violet looked towards Ah Yin with a smile that seemed to convey envy and bitterness before looking towards Chen. Her lips instantly parted in shock. "Let's go," a vine instantly covered her mouth as Ah Yin and Chen turned around. Violet hurriedly looked at her surroundings and seeing the corpse of the bears alongside the gory corpses of the spirit masters, Violet felt her stomach churn.

"What are you talking about?" His dark eyes bore into my soul, as if digging inside me for answers. I never noticed how dark they were. Sei and Silas had red and grey eyes. Alpha Nazari only had black eyes. Not a lux of light in them. Not a lux of light around his whole face. "I never told you about him." I said when I recieved no response. I watched as his eyes suddenly started lighting up, glowing from whatever magic he was doing. They turned into a light blue, almost like ice and I knew someone with such eyes. Damien.

A black motorcycle sped down the street. Too fast. Way too fast. The rider wore a black helmet. Black jacket. Black gloves. The motorcycle slowed for only a second. Just enough. Just long enough. For Cecilia to see the rider turn toward her. A familiar figure. A familiar posture. A familiar pair of eyes. Green eyes. Cold eyes. Isabel. Their gazes locked. One second. Two seconds. Three. Then Isabel lifted a gloved hand. And slowly dragged her thumb across her throat. A promise.

Lucien yelled through their mind link, his paws were heard as he ran towards Kael. Quickly , Seraphina disengaged herself from Kael but not before he tore off her mask. Half of her face was visible to him and they were shocked at the colour of her eyes. The lycans have seen different shades of eye colors but hers were the unique kind that neither of them had seen before.