"Sebastian, is everything ready?" Ciel asked Sebastian as he got in the carriage.

"Yes, Young Master. I have prepared everything that you will need for this trip. I have also given the servants their own work," Sebastian said as he took a seat across from Ciel.

"It will take quite long if we use the carriage then the train, isn't there any faster way?" Ciel mumbled as he looked out the window

"Ah, yes, Young Master, there is a way," Sebastian said as Ciel looked towards him. Ciel sighed then nodded.

Just when they were going through a forest, Sebastian tapped the roof of the carriage, signaling the driver to stop. He grabbed Ciel's luggage and opened the door.

"You made sure you fit everything in there, right?" Ciel asked Sebastian

"Yes, Young Master," Sebastian replied as he held the door open for Ciel. Ciel gave the driver a small sack of money, and after the carriage was out of sight, Sebastian held him up with one hand.

"It might not be a very pleasant flight, Young Master,"

"It's fine,"

Sebastian jumped up into the air and bounced of the trees at lightning speed. Wind blew through their hair as they passed the carriage they were riding on. Sebastian didn't stop at all, he just kept going full speed, until they were almost at Japan.

…

"Tomoe… can you please do me a favor?" Nanami looked at Tomoe with cute eyes. Tomoe sighed, "What is it?"

"Could you please disguise as me and go to school? I'm not feeling very well," Nanami said to Tomoe as she laid back down

"Alright…" Tomoe said with a reluctant voice. He got up and went to school as Nanami. Once he has returned, he got out the book that contains the notes he had written down.

"There, at least you can still study," Tomoe said as he sat down in a lazy position. He stroked Nanami's soft hair, finally realizing that she was asleep. Tomoe stood up and went to sit in front of the shrine. Suddenly, tiny drops of rain fell, the small drops started to get bigger, and soon enough it was almost like a storm. The wind was blowing fiercely into Tomoe's face, but he just sat there and let the wind blow through.

After a while, he went in. He carried Nanami to her room and covered her with a blanket. Nanami mumbled something in her sleep, but it was too soft to make the words out. He smiled softly at sleeping Nanami. He then got out of the room to go do other stuff