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Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files {Rail Zeppelin} Grace note - Episode 0 - A Grave Keeper, a Cat, and a Mage


As one of the Lords of the Clock Tower as well as the department head of the Modern Magecraft Theories department, Lord El-Melloi II holds yet another lecture for his diverse array of students. After the post-lecture meeting with other Clock Tower nobility, he throws out a few insults at the fellow Lords that are interested only in their internal power struggle, but he quickly receives a counter-curse in retaliation. On the following day, while in transit with his apprentice Gray, he notices a cat ran over by a car. It's the stray cat that frequently visited his room as of late. Lord El-Melloi II realizes that this was an attempt to take his own life, and commences a perpetrator hunt along with Gray, Flat and Svin.

source http://www.crunchyroll.com/lord-el-melloi-iis-case-files-rail-zeppelin-grace-note/episode-0-a-grave-keeper-a-cat-and-a-mage-780779
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