Summary: Slowly, but surely, everyone would burn up. Tsuna just had the unfortunate luck on burning up too fast. (One doesn't simply lock flames without repercussion.)
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Discordance
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Ever since he was a toddler - only five years old at that time - Tsuna had this... imbalance that he was sure wasn't normal. Not on the physical sense, but something more than that. Something deeper. Deep inside his core where his subconscious could feel the discordance between his physical body and his... core. Whatever it was.
It started right after he met his father's Boss. A seemingly harmless old man who liked to wear short khaki pants and floral shirt. That was, until he put his fingers to Tsuna's forehead.
He didn't know it then, why the old man would do it, until he felt it.
It was wrong. He could feel the crack into his core that was too intense for his five years old mind to comprehend. He could feel how the fine crack spread- until it eventually shatters. He could feel his subconscious split into fragments. Each one of them too sharp and jagged to be properly mended, cutting into his mind as he desperately tried to piece them back into their original place. They shied away from his touch, they attacked him when he approached, and some... worryingly... self-destruct once he successfully mended it with another piece of himself.
The whole process was agonizing.
Until suddenly, it all stopped.
The tiny fragments of his shattered core floated mid-air, frozen in time. Then- slowly but surely, everything began to move farther away from his reach, they floated away into the furthest reaches of his outer subconsciousness. He could only watch helplessly as the fragments disappeared one by one, forever damaged.
He couldn't get them back.
No...
He wouldn't be able to get them back.
It was with this thought that Tsuna turned into a different person, the one that was unfortunate to have his core to be utterly destroyed-
All in a false sense of security.
They thought it would shield them away from their life.
But, you know what?
They were wrong. And with their shallow assumption, they involuntarily ended Vongola Family single-handedly.
It wasn't until Reborn came to train him that they realized something had went wrong.
By that time, it was all too late.
They were doomed.
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"I will raze them to the ground. Each and every one of them."
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AN: Hey guys, this is another product of my plot bunny that I unfortunately had to write using my phone.
If you find any typo just tell me, k? Thanks for reading this one ;)
Edit: 8th of April 2018. Can't believe I've missed those typos *facepalm*