You aren't giving the enquirer the answer they want. How very unprofessional of you, to give an irrelevant answer to the enquirer just because of your own personal distaste of S2.
Honestly, you should not even be a part of the administrative team. You should be stripped of your rank. Ok, let's get things in perspective. First, that post was made in I became an admin on February 23, So to take a post I've made before I was ever an admin - when I was just a "regular user" - and to use it to back up the argument that I should not be an admin is ridiculous.
And I think you're a little bit confused as to what an admin is. As Wikia has stated, administrators are equal partners to other users in a community. An admin just has a few extra buttons to moderate content and the technical aspects of the wiki.
As I've said once I became an admin , that's all that there is to it - my opinion does not hold any extra weight just because I'm an admin. Which means this - I am prone to expressing my own personal views as much as the next person and I should not be rapped for it because I am an equal user.
Also know that in my original post, which you despise so much, all I've made was a harmless suggestion - and like I've said, I honestly could not make sense of season 2. Just because I have the status of "administrator" doesn't mean I know all the answers and I can provide the user with "the answer they want. The only thing you can use to argue that I am not "equal" to other users would be my experience. Yes, I have a lot more experience on this wiki than the average editor but you know what - those edits and posts and discussions I've made you can sure as hell check out my contributions are helpful to the wiki and all of the users I've aided over the years - they only do to evidence why I was given the admin rights in the first place.
I've built trust over the years and proved that I am capable. One post out of many especially since it's a post made before I held the status as "admin" is not enough to warrant a "rank-stripping.
While Jeremy implements a plan to catch Patrick's killer, Lau and the rest of the party members accumulate in Karl's room and wait. After a while, Patrick's killer is revealed to be an African snake that has been trained to attack whoever or whichever harbors Ciel's scent. Lau says that if Ciel had died, he and Ran-Mao would have been in trouble.
They soon deduce that the snake must have been smuggled, which brings their attention to Karl, who specializes in the African diamond trade. Karl tries to put the blame on Lau, but Lau rebuts the accusation by stating that Kunlun does not do business with African companies.
Jeremy has enough evidence to pin the murders of Georg and Sebastian on Karl. He and the other guests later safely leave Ciel's manor. Lau expresses his disappointment that Ciel has already finished his breakfast, for he was planning to eat it. He offhandedly notes that he thought Sebastian Michaelis had died recently, and Ciel scolds him for not listening. After he is seated and given food, Lau reveals that he has come to discuss the Karnstein Hospital , which reportedly revives the dead, as claimed in the newspaper.
He informs Ciel that the hospital has been doing a lot of shopping in the back docks he is in charge of. The hospital often illegally shops for foreign slaves, but the amount has increased abnormally as of late. He voices his doubt that a hospital could fit so many people, and he comments that it is disastrous for such an underhanded hospital to feature in the regular society's news.
With this information, they speculate that the hospital is conducting illegal human experimentation, and Ciel orders Sebastian to investigate. Afterward, Lau and Ran-Mao take their leave.
Sebastian Michaelis asks Lau and Ran-Mao to attend Weston College 's annual cricket tournament , along with Lau's collection of women, so that said women can distract the other cricket players for Ciel Phantomhive 's sake.
Lau agrees and brings them with him on June 4, the day of the tournament. There, Ran-Mao holds up a betting board while Lau attempts to persuade other spectators of the tournament to place bets on whether Red House or Blue House will win the match. Later, Lau, with Ran-Mao sitting in his lap during Ciel's final match with Green House , is flanked by several other women.
Upon seeing the women display their bare legs, the Green House players become flustered, as planned. Lau orders Ran-Mao to hunt, and she approaches Baldroy and offers to treat him. The Phantomhive household is then escorted to one of Lau's opium dens. Snake is nauseated by the smell of opium, and Lau says that such provides his customers with "sweet dreams.
Later, the Phantomhive household, dressed in Chinese clothing, is served a luxurious meal consisting of Chinese dishes. Lau tells Sebastian to drop the formalities as he is not assisting Ciel for free; Ciel must handsomely recompense him in the future. Sebastian explains their circumstances and reveals that they may head to Diedrich in Germany.
While being fed by Ran-Mao, Lau suggests that they venture to India or China, where they are not known. He ignores Mey-Rin 's comment that they are not traveling for pleasure, stating that Soma Asman Kadar may provide for them in India and that he will provide them with work at his enterprise should they choose China.
He urges them to start a new life, given that, with their skills, they can survive virtually anywhere. Ciel responds by stuffing himself with food and declaring himself the rightful Watchdog and Earl of Phantomhive and that he will fight "Ciel" to reclaim what belongs to him. Lau applauds him, stating that this earl is whom he has partnered with for business. Afterward, Lau assigns them work at the opium den. He is impressed with Sebastian's performance, but disappointed with Ciel's performance and his refusal to wear women's clothing.
When Ciel says that he will not stay in the "cave" forever and Sebastian agrees that the den is unsuitable for an earl, Lau admits that he would also like for Ciel to regain his title, or else his business might suffer. They settle in the private meeting room to discuss the situation.
Lau reads the newspapers, which vilify Ciel, and suggests that Ciel infiltrate the manor and kill "Ciel". Ciel disapproves, arguing that the formidable Undertaker is guarding "Ciel".
He determines that he first must eliminate "Ciel"'s alternative sources of blood and orders Lau and Sebastian to gather information. Lau confesses that he has always wanted to say it at least once, and Ciel berates him.
Later, Lau and Sebastian report their abundant findings to Ciel, but not a single one provides conclusive evidence. When Lau mentions Karnstein Hospital , Ciel recalls the Aurora Society and has Sebastian comb through the information collected and flag anything in which Aurora Society members play key roles. Afterward, Sebastian presents his findings, having flagged four locations.
During their meeting, Lau, Ciel, and Sebastian determine that they must immediately leave the opium den in the Limehouse District—as well as London in general—since Arthur is aware of the ties between Ciel and Lau; and that the most discreet method of escape would be via boat on the River Thames, after which they would travel by train. While the group is journeying by boat, they are accosted by the Scotland Yard's Thames Division, which monitors the River Thames.
The officers demand to see Lau and Ran-Mao's cargo, as part of their London-wide investigation for Ciel. Lau informs them that he is delivering "flowers," or girls, to his clients, and bribes them. Afterward, the officers allow them to pass.
Sebastian is surprised at the effectiveness of the hair ornaments, and Lau tells him that the Thames Division is independent and therefore not so closely watched by Arthur; hence, he and the Thames Division have formed a friendly relationship. At the Reading Railway Station, the group divides. Lau and Baldroy board a train together. When Baldroy takes out a tin box, Lau assumes that their adversary must be formidable for Baldroy to resort to "that. Lau points out that Baldroy seems glum, and the latter comments on the bleakness of a sanatorium for ex-servicemen, as it is functionally a warehouse where soldiers, now considered useless by society, are waiting for their deaths.
Lau thinking outside the Athena Sanatorium. Lau reviews their roles: Baldroy is Burgh, the second son of an aristocrat who returned home after being wounded in battle; Lau is his private physician who has been hired to care for him, for he, traumatized from battle, is emotionally unstable. Their documents and identity papers have been forged, as well.
Lau and Baldroy enter the sanatorium. After Lau introduces "Burgh" and himself, a nurse leads them into a private room before stating that the chief nurse will be there momentarily. Lau is eager to meet the so-called "Miracle Healer," and Baldroy remarks, to Lau's bemusement, on how all nurses are angels to military personnel, since they endure plenty of hardships with fortitude. The door bursts open, and a team of individuals in gas masks storms in, to Lau's and Baldroy's shock.
Lau and Baldroy prepare to engage in combat with the team. One of the members is revealed to be Ada , the chief nurse, who states that pathogens are not allowed in the sanatorium and therefore Baldroy and Lau must be cleansed.
Lau asks if she is the so-called "Miracle Healer. The other members concur with her point, declaring that they ensure bacteria does not get into the sanatorium.
Ada adds that such is the "core" of the sanatorium. Doctor Knox enters, inquiring if Ada has finished her "elaborate disinfection event. Ronald tells Baldroy that they should work together on his recovery and questions who Lau is. Lau introduces himself as Chang, the private physician for the Burgh family, and explains that he has been using Eastern medicine to treat Baldroy.
Ada orders Lau to leave, since he is an outside physician, and Lau excuses himself. Lau's departure prompts Baldroy to feign a breakdown. Lau hugs and comforts Baldroy, assuring him that he is not alone. Ronald defers to Ada on what to do, given Baldroy's serious condition. Ada agrees to Lau staying with Baldroy, even though such a stay is against the rules, stating that it is important for both Baldroy's body and heart to be cleansed for his recuperation.
In private, Lau thanks Baldroy for his "great acting," claiming that he has had no countermeasure prepared when he left the room, to Baldroy's exasperation. Ada and Ronald escort Lau and Baldroy to their ward. Baldroy notes the cleanliness of the area, commenting that there are no rats or flies. Ada reveals that the sanatorium was built according to Florence Nightingale 's innovative design. Layla reports to Ada and introduces herself to Baldroy.
In the meantime, Lau observes Layla, who then asks him if something is wrong, to which he says no. At night, Lau rents a room in the staff dormitory.
After the session, Ada tells Baldroy that she will show him around the facilities after his meal, and Lau volunteers to tag along. Lau and Baldroy conclude that the tour will be a golden opportunity to search for a blood-collecting facility.
After the meal, Ada and Ronald lead Lau and Baldroy to the rehabilitation room. Layla, seated on the back of a patient, is taunting said patient in order to motivate him. She then greets Baldroy sunnily and offers to train him. Ronald explains that Layla forces patients to train to the limit, albeit harshly, and Lau comments that she is "playing a different script. Next, Ada and Ronald lead Lau and Baldroy to the operation theatre.
They enter the building and ascend the stairs. Ada reveals that the last facility is the blood-drawing room. Other neighbors Janis and Bret gave me candies, took pics, and later texted for me to come back for a cupcake.
Janis sent these pics to me. I took the booze back to my place it was in the way of the candy and went back out to resume my task. Later, these random drunk Mexican dudes waved me over to their truck, where they were just hanging out in the parking lot with mariachi music on their truck radio. They kept taking my hat to wear in pics posed with me. And danced bumped their hips against mine. Lots of arms around my shoulders and general drunkenness.
Now I think they were either asking if I had a man… or where my man was …. I did finally give away the 16 bags of treats I had, and my costume went over very well… but wow I got my own haul! Back to the manor, and Baldo is entering the battle. He sees blood everywhere and thinks Finny and Mey-Rin might be dead. And here comes another intruder…. Sure enough, the door is locked, but two guys are trying to pick the lock.
I feel as though Sebastian is leaving these two for Baldo… to test him. Next chapter, I expect Bard to prevail and prove his worth as a Phantomhive servant. Then Sebastian might give him sincere praise? It will probably still be peppered with snark, though. In response to this. The difference that Yana-san has created between the real pattern and the one Blavat has is seen when you look down into his cup. The rest of the design, farther down, might be essentially the same as this.
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