Ciel and Sebastian read Kuroshitsuji fanfiction.
Multiple clichés will be parodied and insulted.
Warning: This story is highly unlikely to be the one you are expecting. If you are easily offended, turn back now.
Any typos appearing in italicised text are deliberate. I would recommend having wi-fi switched on to see the score card.
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Ciel smirked in contentment as he waited for something to spew out of the printer. Making it had taken an hour and he was going to put it into good use. He picked up the two sheets of paper when the printer had finished and called for his demon butler. The bad fanfiction last time had brought them together very well and he was hoping to recreate it with a game.
"What do you need me for, young master?" Sebastian enquired.
"Sit down," Ciel ordered. "I have a game for us to play."
Sebastian followed his order and waited for an explanation.
"Today we are going to look at more fanfiction," he informed the demon and waited for his facial expression to change from a blank slate to something more genuine.
"I see. Are we going to read them together again?" Sebastian's face looked a little pained.
Ciel passed him one of the sheets of paper.
"I made a game called fanfiction bingo. It has all of the clichés in terrible fanfiction that has been written about us. They are the 'high school' clichés. One of them will be impossible to find however, I thought I would make it harder."
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Bonus points:
· Ciel wears black converse. (10)
· Ciel listens to songs by any of the following bands: My Chemical Romance, Black Veil Brides, Bullet for my Valentine (10)
· At least one of the chapters is just an author's note apologising for not updating. (10)
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He watched as Sebastian read the grid and he looked more exasperated the more he saw.
"Is the last one the near impossible one?" he asked, a slightly hint of hope to his voice.
Ciel crushed it immediately. "No, that should be the easiest one to cross out."
The demon started to look even more unhappy than he usually did.
"You admitted that you had fun last time," the younger demon reminded him imperiously.
"That is true," Sebastian sighed.
With that part sorted, Ciel gave him his spare tablet and took out his own.
"The search function is terrible on all devices, it's minorly better on the tablet version than the online version," he explained. "If you win, I will reward you."
