A-D: Welcome all to a Fanfic that I made for a friend! This is for a luffly pal I call Frantic c: And To all who have been looking for updates and such, take a peek at my profile page. There you'll find a link to my Twitter and my LJ account. Both will be updated as much as I can for and about various things that will pertain to my writing. c: Anyway. ON TO THE DISCLAIMER!

DISCLAIMER: I do not in any way own Kuroshitsuji, Kuroshitsuji II, or the characters that are set within this fanfiction.

The mind is like a spider's web. Fragile, easy to break, obstruct, and modify to the ever working legs of the one that so chooses to change what it sees as unfit.

The sun. It was so bright, cheerful. So unyielding. The only thing that could stop the 'joyful' beams being the 'gloom' of a cloud. It sickened the boy for some reason. The boy who was thinking of this all, Alois Trancy…or at least as he was to be called. A sort of….amnesia had hit the poor child, forcing his family to adapt to everything. That was not a story for this day though.

No. today was a day to leave the home that he'd been adjusting to for that past week and a half. He'd had to move, mainly from a newly developed fear of earthquakes that had wracked his home in America. He had to get used to everything. The different terms, the slight mingle of languages, the shift from Coffee to Tea. It made the poor blonde frown.

"Oi, Claude." he called to his butler, peeling his eyes from the window and looking over to the only one he let be so close to him when alone. "You say I have to do this. I don't think I have to do anything." He smirked a little, voice sliding into a purr befitting a feline or slightly hormone driven female.

This never seemed to throw his butler of three years off the 'perfect' act though. The man merely fixed his glasses and looked to the boy. "Indeed, but I must say that you are required to attend this school. It seems that the laws require minors to do so, even when they hold no parents or guardians."

Laws….rules….all those stupid legal documents. They pulled at the boy's nerves, and made him see in another color. He turned back to glaring in the direction of the sun. He would need to find a toy soon. Very soon. It was no fun to harm Claude anymore. The man did nothing but stand in a monotone silence. Silence with sound. It was an odd thought, but he lived with it.

The limo stopped soon, outside a regal looking set of buildings. A school for nobles and those of wealth. He hated the idea that he would be around others like those of his family…then again he'd taken care of his family…in a sense. He knew what he would do. The door opened and he was helped out, as he required his butler to do. The man would be away from him for a while after that. Indeed it was an irritation to be around those he did not know, but to know that Claude awaited him at the mansion….

"I shall return once school has ended for you." He bowed, and the boy rolled his eyes a little. The man always put on such theatrics. He never meant anything that he did. Nothing, ever. It was something the boy hated. The man knew this too. Neither really liked each other… but there were special terms behind why they tolerated one another's presence.

"You better." The boy said, running his tongue over his teeth. The raised bits of the brand there caught every other tooth, and he smirked. Wonderful feeling, the pain that was brought back with the memory. He loved it, the whole charade. He started to giggle a bit as he walked away, sliding into skipping as he entered the school and headed for the office.

So many kids stopped to stare. It was not proper for a male to skip. Nor was it right that they giggle like a lady. Those of native decent moved away. This one action being displayed… it already put away many choices that Alois would have taken for consideration into friendship. But it also pushed a few toward becoming his unknowing toy.

He got his schedule, after about half an hour of arguing with the damn attendance woman over his address and real name. He hated people that were like that. So much, he wanted them all gone really. But he could do nothing at the moment except add them to a list in his head. A list that grew and shrank with the sun and moon.

Once at his first class of the day, he had to live with the introduction phase. The first part of every class would end up like that. He had the feeling. The teacher said what he thought as meaningless before having him introduce himself.

"Hello everyone! I'm Alois Trancy! I hope to make lots of friends!" he smiled overly sweet. Tossing a few girls for a loop. They began to whisper, not used to such a bubbly male.

"You think that he's…." "Oh yes most certainly…" "I think it's adorable~!"

He inwardly frowned as he was directed toward an open seat. It was near a girl with a LOT of blonde hair. He had to admit that it was astounding to see so much hair on one person's head. He'd only seen something similar with his maid, Hannah.

Reminding him, she was in trouble when she got home.

It brought a smirk to his face, and nearly made him miss the fact that the girl beside him was trying to talk. He blinked and smiled at her. "I'm sorry, what?"

She smiled. "My name is Elizabeth. Call me Lizzy!" She held out her hand. "Wanna be friends?" Her smile was genuine, her blue eyes sparkled with an innocence that was never known by Alois. He decided this would stay so.

"Sure! Alois, just…just that I guess." He smiled back, nervous about his thoughts now. If Claude practically read his thoughts did that mean that others could as well? He'd not known another's company, so he decided to ignore that. He didn't even notice the look that a boy across the room seemed to be giving him and Lizzy.

A-D: So that was my first chapter of this fanfiction! I hope that you all liked it c: Rate and Review please!