#Grell sutcliff

[eroguromi]

grell my love forever 💖

[cedric-k-rossignol]

what's a girl gotta do to get a little health and safety in the workplace 😒

[quzen]

i have no explanation LMAO

[cringefen]

kuroshitsuji brainrot lets gooo!

[shertr]

I finally did it! I originally wanted the picture to be colored, but I liked the result with the Undertaker so much that I decided to continue in the same spirit.

[daredreemer]

by Kurimonakaya

[recielphantomhive]

Okay, I have so many theories—one in particular being that Queen Victoria is the one responsible for the Phantomhive manor incident.

SPOILERS AHEAD

Her having Charles James frame Ciel, her interest in resurrecting the dead despite knowing that it has failed and caused mayhem—there’s something suspicious going on with her. I doubt the killer would be a brand-new character introduced so late in the story.

Think about it: Undertaker said that OCiel and Sebastian (someone he knows is a demon, at that) are always welcome at his parlor, yet he outright states that he’s not a big fan of—or even dislikes—Queen Victoria. Undertaker is a Grim Reaper. He can see the records of people's lives. So what if he saw something in the manor’s records and found that Queen Victoria was responsible for the incident? That would be the only reasonable explanation for why Undertaker, typically a friendly person, wouldn’t like someone who hides under the guise of being a kind and gentle authority. I assume he wouldn’t loathe her just because of her status (He's been surrounded by Earl's, Viscounts, Baron's ect.)

But why would she get rid of her loyal dog, Vincent? The answer is simple—he became disloyal. He wandered where he shouldn’t, sniffed out secrets that were meant to stay hidden, and was put down. Consider it: the Queen values trust more than capability. She once told Ciel that he reminds her of his father. That could be a good thing—or a bad one.

Also, think about Book of Murder. Charles says, “She doubts the sincerity of the explanation you gave her about the circus simply burning down.” That could have been a warning—that if Ciel continued to lie, he would meet the same fate as his father. Sebastian could've caught on, hence why he urged ciel to tell the truth about what happened on the Campania, and at the Midnight Tea Party.

[every-grelle-sutcliff]

[blondeaxolotl]

Congrats to Riddle for coming out as a Sebagrelle fankid, I had to make a shitpost about it

bonus lil doodle why not

[noob-with-a-shitty-computer]

tryna get featured in the next angel ganev video but all i can draw during my art block is grell

[luchigeon]

little card of the wives ❤️

[vesnawinters]

Every respectable butler is ought to have their Grell Sutcliff🌹

[ena333333]

“SUTCLIFF SENPAI, WHAT ARE YOU DOING. WE DON’T WANT TO DIE AGAIN.”

[madamemaddy]

[moon-bacon]