Isiah endeavors to maintain some semblance of his usual routine even after Ciel enters his life.
Surprisingly, the five-year-old proves to be remarkably self-sufficient, taking care of various household chores independently, except for the procurement of food, which he eagerly anticipates Isiah to provide.
As Isiah's hours at the institution gradually extend with each passing day, he finds himself immersed in a world of complex knowledge, elemental spells, and theoretical concepts. The sheer volume of information he absorbs is staggering, yet he recognizes the agonizing need for practical application to solidify his learning.
Isiah's experience with children is virtually nonexistent, but he quickly discovers that Ciel is an remarkably easygoing companion. Not only does the boy assist with household tasks, often going against Isiah's insistence that he shouldn't lift a finger, but he also exhibits a level of neatness and innate politeness that far belies his young age.
