My name is Luna. I am a very special type of girl. The thing is, I'm not a full human. I am half demon and half human. I survive by making contracts with people, helping them fulfill their wish, and then eating their soul.

I'm currently helping this little girl named Lia. Her wish is to stop her father from harming her baby sister, once she's been born. I made Lia's family members think I'm part of their family, and that I'm their daughter. In reality, only Lia knows the truth about my background. I had to stop 'our' father from pushing 'our' mother down the stairs. You see, I have grown attached to 'our' mother. However, because I took the action of rescuing Mother from being pushed down the stairs, I got slapped then pushed down.

Since I'm not full demon, I can't heal myself within seconds. It takes days. It's recently become winter in the village where I reside and the winters are extremely cruel. It snows every day and the sun barely shines through the thick clouds.

It might have slipped my mind to describe my appearance so here it goes. I have thick, straight blonde hair. My eyes are a cold grey color with vibrant shards of green and gold. Even though my eyes are cold, Lia finds them warm and inviting.

Anyways, I am fourteen years old. Lia is only six. She was brave to call a demon. Unlike most idiotic humans that call me to them, she actually faced me and asked me to serve her. My mark is on her stomach, as where all people I contract with have theirs.

I was rushing home to bring the groceries in; the snow was already coming down. I rushed in to see Lia's father covered in blood standing over his wife. I dropped the groceries and looked for Lia. Her father grinned at me and started walking towards me with a crazed look in his eyes. "I've decided to go from oldest to youngest," he said fiercely, "you're next."

I ran upstairs with him walking up behind me. "Lia!" I screamed, "where are you?"

I heard a small squeak, "Lun!" I immediately sensed where she was and ran to the bedroom. She crawled out from under the bed and grabbed my hand.

"Let's get out of here," I said opening the window and grabbing hold of her waist.

"What about mommy and sissy?" she said with tears in her eyes.

"I came too late. I apologize Miss," I frowned.

"You won't escape so easily!" 'our' father screamed. I held Lia tightly to me and ran to the door. I dodged 'our' dad as he struck at us with his knife. I sprinted down the stairs and out the door.

I felt my arm suddenly warm with liquid. "What?" my eyes glanced down. Lia started looking pale and sickly. "Miss, are you alright?" I panicked.

'Father' finally walked up to the doorway. "Peekaboo," he laughed.

"I'm okay Lun. But I have an order for you," Lia smirked, "kill him."

I put Lia down softly in the snow before bowing to her, "Yes Miss." Suddenly I was next to Lia's father. My eyes glowed blue as the contract had been placed.

"Make him suffer," Lia claimed as I took the knife.

I stabbed him over and over. First in his chest, then arms, and finally legs. "Die you heartless bastard," I smirked through gritted teeth.

It wasn't until I saw our house and the entire village on fire. I ran over to Lia and smoothed her hair down. "I think I'm dying," Lia curled into me.

"No no no! Stay alive," I cried.

"Take it now," Lia smiled before rubbing her bloodied fingers on my cheek, "that's an order." I wasn't happy to eat her soul, but I couldn't disobey an order.

I laid face-first down in the snow, crying a little bit. I felt a hand brush against my back. I jolted straight up and faced a demon in a butler suit.

"Are you alright Miss?" the man asked. It can't be him. It's not possible.

I jumped back and hissed at the man, "Don't you dare touch me."

The man coolly replied. "Ah Luna it is you." He looked me over took a step towards me.

I took five back. "Don't come near me," I gripped the knife still in my hand. It was stained with the blood of three people. "I'll kill myself if you take another step forward," I raised the knife.

"That would be a shame to do Luna," he said.

"Sebastian," said a boy as he stepped out of the shadows, "who is this girl?" I glared at the boy and the man he was with.

"Yes, Sebastian," I said as if his name was laced with poison, "why don't you tell him who I am and what you did to me and my family."

Sebastian paused before stating, "Young Lord, this is my younger sister Luna."

I was beyond pissed off. "YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CALL ME YOUR LITTLE SISTER ANYMORE!" I screamed. I took a breath. "You killed our mother and my father. Then you left me in an orphanage!" I yelled.

"That was for your protection," Sebastian responded.

"Bullshit!" I screamed.

"Why would such a beautiful, young lady say something like that?" Sebastian asked.

"Because I learned from the worst," I said between gritted teeth. I suddenly remembered the nickname I gave him when I was younger: Sebby.

Sebby looked down at Lia's body and frowned, "She looks quite young." I protectively ran over to the body and shoved him out of the way.

"She was only six," I whispered. I lifted the small, lifeless body into my arms and started crying, "I'm so sorry. I didn't do my job."

The boy that Sebby called Master suddenly spoke. "I am sorry for your loss," the boy called out to me. I turned around and truly saw the boy for the first time. He had black hair that reflected almost blue and deep blue eyes with an eye patch over one. I presume that is the eye that Sebby put his mark to display the contract. I stood for a second staring at the boy as he stared at me. I believe he's almost thirteen, so he's a little more than a year younger than I am. I noticed that the boy's eyes were lingering on the knife still in my hand with three different people's blood dripping into the snow.

It was weird because I felt warmth even though it was freezing snow. "Oh no! My clothes are in the house!" I yelled finally remembering. I looked down at my, once was, light pink dress. It now had blood stains all over, and it was ripped. "Lia had ordered me to wear this dress," I chuckled a little bit, "I've always hated pink and other colors." I fell to my knees in the snow and the sudden blast of wind hit me. When I looked up Sebby was gone. "Boy," I ordered, "where did Sebby, I mean, Sebastian go?"

The boy turned his head away and made a small noise, "Hmfph," then he commanded me, "you will call me Master."

I glared at the boy with a smirk, "No I will not. B-O-Y," I stretched out saying the word boy. The boy pointed in the house and I saw a figure walking out.

"I couldn't savage any of your clothes, but I took this woman's body out," Sebastian sighed. I could sense Mother's soul still lingering, but hers wasn't the only one. The unborn baby's soul was also lingering. I had to do a couple of things I'd prefer not to speak of to get them to leave. I walked around the village doing the things it took to make the souls leave, and Sebastian followed me. The village was cloaked in smoke and raging fire. I could barely breathe when I finished. "Miss Luna, please go sit in the carriage with Young Lord Phantomhive. We will be taking you to the Manor after I finish doing some things. Your fragile body cannot handle more smoke," Sebastian leaned down and pleaded with me.

I coughed, "I'll accompany him and get some new clothes, but I won't join you in your home."

I opened the door to the carriage and peered in at the boy sleeping. I quietly crept into the plush carriage before silently closing the door. When I sat across from the boy he flinched a little but he did not wake up. The sun was setting when Sebastian came back. "Lord Ciel, I must apologize for taking so much time to investigate the village," Sebastian bowed after he opened the door. Ciel stirred awake and flinched at the sunset light. Sebastian then closed and locked the door before driving the carriage away.