Learning procedure-----EDITED
Isiah endeavored to maintain some semblance of his routine even after Ciel entered his life.
Surprisingly, the child proved to be quite self-sufficient, taking care of various household chores independently, except for the procurement of food, which he eagerly anticipated Isiah to provide.
As Isiah's hours at the institution gradually extended with each passing day, he found himself immersed in a world of knowledge, spells, and theoretical concepts.
The vast amount of information he absorbed was significant, yet he recognized the need for practical application to solidify his learning.
Isiah's experience with children was limited, but he quickly discovered that Ciel was an easygoing companion.
Not only did he assist with household tasks, often going against Isiah's insistence that he shouldn't, but he also exhibited tidiness and an innate politeness that belied his age.