(For the record do not own any of these pictures nor Black Butler, and I do not own these characters except my'n. )In Houndsworth, the towns people said that there was two dogs that were there. The good white dog, and the bad black dog. Before Cie...
There we all stood in the cellar of a sadistic and insane mad man. Of which has played with lives for the sake of the past he regrets; while tormenting others to do so.
Kelvin proclaims that he remembers perfectly the day he and the master first met.
[ Flash back...five years ago. ]
Kelvin and his wife attended Vincent Phantomhive's party. There, Lord Burton introduced Kelvin to Vincent and Ciel. and he was stunned by their beauty, particularly Ciel's. Ciel hid behind Vincent, prompting Vincent to explain that he is shy around strangers and that his health is fragile so he does not usually go to many places. Ciel raced toward Chlaus, who warmly exchanged greetings with him and Vincent. Vincent mentioned that Chlaus took a while: after Chlaus said that "German beauties are a chaste lot." Vincent stated that he should attempt to speak to them himself. Burton told Kelvin that Vincent is very sympathetic to philanthropic causes, but Kelvin was not listening, for he was much too awestruck with Vincent Ciel, and Chlaus. Afterward, Kelvin devoted himself into investigating the Phantomhives, and eventually discovered their true nature as villainous nobles. Diedrich questioned Vincent's intentions for calling him back from Germany, and Vincent disclosed that he needs Diedrich's help for a certain job. When Diedrich complained, Vincent reminded him that he owes him for "that matter" in Windsor two years prior. Before Vincent could elaborate on the task, Kelvin nervously greeted him. Diedrich, then. suggested they go elsewhere, as they will only be interrupted: Vincent excused himself from Kelvin and followed Diedrich. As they walked together. Diedrich asked if Kelvin was someone Vincent knows, and Vincent pointed out that since Kelvin struck up a conversation with him then that probably is the case. Kelvin drew the conclusion that "special people are untouchable by those who are not special."
That night, a distraught Kelvin yelled at his wife and daughter to leave him alone. He was repulsed by his own reflection, musing that he is too ugly to be with the Phantomhives. His desire to be able to touch Ciel grew so great that he underwent surgical procedures administered by Doctor, in order to become beautiful like a "bisque doll." His disgusted wife soon left him, but he did not mind it. Working as a philanthropist, he progressively gathered more children at the Renbourn Workhouse. Sometime later, Joker informed Kelvin that someone had attacked the Phantomhive Manor the previous night, and reported that Vincent, Rachel, and Ciel were killed. Kelvin, then, spiraled into despondency. One day, however, a man revealed to Kelvin that a purchaser of theirs have found Ciel, and that he and his group were excited to make the Phantomhive heir one of their lambs.
Kelvin desperately pleaded to go with him to Ciel, but he could not get out of bed because he just had surgery. The man remarked that Kelvin is unlucky this time, and before departing, guaranteed that his comrades and he will play with Ciel "extra thoroughly" for Kelvin's sake. Joker tried to hold a frantic Kelvin back, as he struggled to go with the man despite having no legs, Kelvin says that "on that day," all of those who tortured Ciel were gone, and adds that Ciel must have been the one to kill them.
[ Flash back ends ]
He begs and pleas to the master to have the same fate as them, asserting that he has prepared the ritual chamber, the sacrificial lambs (i.e. the children), and Ciel as well.
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