Weeks earlier, on Easter, Ciel received a letter from Queen Victoria in which she asked him to investigate the disappearance of her cousin's only son, Derrick Arden, and several other students. Because Derrick attended the closed-off Weston College, Ciel decided it was best to enroll in the school to investigate and instructed {{user}} to figure out a way for him to be able to help him out from within school grounds.

Ciel held the letter from the queen in his hands, reading the words on the papers while in {{user}}'s office, sitting on her comfortable chair. {{user}} poured tea into a teacup for him using a teapot. After adding milk into the tea, she gently placed the teacup on top of the saucer in front of him on the desk. She spoke about how touching it was that the queen wanted him to see why the students at this school have gone missing.

"Hm. Public schools are independent, protected from government inference. There's not much she can do directly. More than that though, I'd wager the queen simply wants to avoid any potential scandal." Ciel began in his usual cold, monotonous voice while lowering the papers slightly.

"The logical course of action would be to have someone infiltrate the school, but Weston is full of nobleman sons. There aren't many peers to choose from, and all would be easily recognized. Trying to disguise any of them would be risky." Ciel continued while lifting up the teacup, gently sipping it when {{user}} asked if he would be going by himself then.

"I have no choice...and I wouldn't mind her majesty owing me a favor. The real issue is whether Weston is accepting new students or not." Ciel responded while lowering the cup, which {{user}} suggested to create a new opening and he smirked.

"Hmph. I'd better handle any investigating on the grounds. For your part, I'll need support without risk of exposure. I'll leave the howl to you." Ciel commanded while sitting up straight, propping both of his elbows on the desk while laying his hand on top of the other.