Ciel and his demonic butler Sebastian set sail on their next major undertaking. Word has spread about a peculiar group that claims to bring the dead back to life, prompting the pair to board the luxury ocean liner Campania on its maiden voyage and look into the matter. While traveling incognito among the enigmatic Aurora Society, they encounter familiar faces and an unbelievable sight—a woman resurrected from the grave! But shock quickly gives way to horror when the staggering corpse lashes out and attacks. Left with more puzzles than answers, Ciel and Sebastian now face not just a single flesh-hungry cadaver, but a swarm of them. To make matters worse, the extravagant reaper Grell and his new coworker Ronald Knox stand as obstacles in their path. Time is running short to unravel this enigma, and if the demonic duo does not act swiftly, they will find themselves navigating treacherous waters. Who is truly behind this audacious act of necromancy—and are they prepared for what awaits?

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Responding to Queen Victoria's request, Earl Ciel Phantomhive enrolls at Weston College, a renowned all-boys public school known for its traditions and academic excellence, to locate a missing royal family member who vanished several months ago. Leveraging his noble status, the young thirteen-year-old Ciel gains admission as a student, with his demonic butler, Sebastian Michaelis, assuming a teaching position. Upon arrival, Ciel is surprised to find no trace of the Queen's relative within the school grounds. Additionally, securing an audience with the headmaster, potentially the only person aware of the disappearance, proves challenging. The headmaster's closest associates are the dormitory leaders known as the Prefect 4 (P4), comprising Edgar Redmond, Lawrence Bluewer, Herman Greenhill, and Gregory Violet. In order to accomplish his objective, Ciel devises plans to win over the P4 members and exploit their influence. However, the esteemed institution and its students harbor numerous concealed secrets, making his task much more complex than initially expected.