Blavat Sky asks his employee for a report on the Phantom Five show, and the latter raves about it. Blavat, then, takes the ticket for tomorrow's show from the employee and commends him for his work. Afterward, Edgar Redmond approaches Blavat, concerned about Gregory Violet's condition.

The following day, Blavat attends the Phantom Five's seven o'clock show. At the entrance, he is given a colored stick and a towel.

After the show concludes, Blavat is informed that the members of the Phantom Five will see the audience off on their way home; the audience may queue up at whichever gate they prefer—each gate is named after a member. While listening to the audience enthuse over the Phantom Five, Blavat concedes that it is all "perfect" and meticulously mapped out to entertain the audience.

Ciel Phantomhive and Sebastian Michaelis, then, come down the stairs, with the former greeting Blavat.

When Blavat Sky recognizes Ciel Phantomhive as the Earl of Phantomhive, Ciel points out that Blavat must have known who he was since they first met. Blavat retorts that he did not expect a nobleman like Ciel would resort to "such means," and remarks that Funtom Music Hall, even with its advanced facilities, cannot outshine Sphere Music Hall, the original. When Ciel argues that that is for the audience to decide, Blavat states that it is unlikely for Ciel, who failed to win the heart of Elizabeth Midford, to the win the heart of the public. After Blavat leaves, Ciel angrily breaks a Meissen vase.

"BLAST IT!!" Ciel cursed loudly in anger after gritting his teeth but still held his usual cold, arrogant, monotonous voice with his British accent shining through, to which Sebastian Michaelis responds by saying that the outburst of rage is futile and uncharacteristic of him.

"I KNOW!! You wait and see...I'll settle this quickly, once and for all!" Ciel cut off Sebastian's words with his own cold, angry ones as he huffed heavily and deeply in complete, utter rage.