Here we go! The first/tenth gen fic! Before we start, I just want to warn that there will be OCs in the story and they are important sorely for the plot. Story is set after Shimon arc without any relation to the Arcobaleno arc.

EDIT (01-05-2013): The story has been edited. Not much has been changed, besides the fact that I worked hard on fixing my grammar. No changes important for the plot yet happened and at this rate, they won't for a while.

Chapter 17 will be posted up in less than 7 days. Hopefully.

Disclaimer: Katekyo Hitman Reborn! belongs to Amano Akira and other publishers.

Tic tock, tic tock.

Tsuna bit his pen in despair and disappointment.

Tic tock, tic tock.

He turned the paper and started reading through the questions he had failed to answer. Out of ten questions, he had answered only one. Only one! For god's sake, why were they giving him such hard tests? He started shivering as he thought of his dearest hitman tutor punishing–err, blowing him up, for failing a simplest history test. Oh yeah. Tsuna sure was Dame.

He started hitting his head on the table, not even knowing why. Since when was he so pathetic that he actually had to injure himself? And so he continued hitting his head with his eyes closed, until he felt something cold on his cheek. Was it liquid?

No, that was the wrong question. It surely was liquid.

So the question is; was it blood?

No… it would've been warm then.

Tsuna opened his eyes, figuring that he was lying on his back. His eyes widened at the sight of a tilting glass that was right above his face. Sure, for a moment, he thought he was dreaming. Next thing he knew, his face, hair, pillow and pajama were soaked in water and he was most definitely awake.

"HIIIEEEE!" he jumped in a second, screaming as loudly as he could. The water that was dripping from him was freaking cold! Poor Tsuna jumped out of his bed while cold water slid down his back, sending chills through his spine.

"Sorry!" feminine voice exclaimed, as a girl of blonde hair, immediately flinched back from Tsuna, apologetically bowing with a painful smile on her face, forcing herself not to chuckle at the soaking wet Tsuna.

"Gah! Why did you do that, Lyn?" Tsuna cried, glaring at the girl who only chuckled.

"I had to wake you up," she explained, struggling not to laugh too much. After all, from her point of view, Tsuna was really funny.

"You could've just shaken me or something, not pour icy water!" Tsuna cried, rushing for the bathroom to change. Blonde, Lyn, just shrugged and let him be. That he knew how many times Fuuta and Nana had already tried that, he would've been ashamed.

Too bad, he didn't know, therefore he had to learn the hard way. Yes, Lyn nodded to herself.

Tsuna, quickly changing from his wet pajamas and drying his hair, now noticed that the time was five minutes to eight. He was late again! Oh no, Hibari will surely bite him to death now. Tsuna did not want that. No, he didn't. He really didn't. He finished as fast as he possibly could. In the middle of that rush, he ran next to Lyn, who was calmly drinking some tea in the kitchen. He proceeded forward, but then returned.

"Where is Reborn?" he asked, remembering that it was Reborn's turn to wake him up on that morning, thought apparently, the fedora-wearing infant wasn't there. Not that Tsuna wanted him there in the first place.

"No clue," Lyn shrugged. "Haven't seen him today." She sweetly smiled at Tsuna. "You're late, though."

"You're late too!" Tsuna shouted, pointing out that she too wore Nami-middle uniform.

Lyn only raised a brow, before she laughed it off. "I don't have the first period."

Tsuna groaned in jealousy. Not waiting, he rushed out of the house, heading to school. Lyn kept drinking her tea, when something occurred in her mind.

"Wait… I didn't have first class yesterday… meaning… I'm late too! AH!" she jumped, completely abandoning her unfinished tea.

Tsuna, luckily, wasn't late this time. His fast running paid off, though now he had trouble taking his breath, and teacher was pretty much annoyed with Tsuna's constant panting. Gokudera and Yamamoto observed their boss worriedly. What if something was wrong with him? Gokudera didn't want to wait for the class to finish to ask that, but just when he was about to jump and ask, Tsuna calmed down.

Oh, how happy they were when the lesson came to an end.

"Hey, Jyuudaime!" the ever-faithful Storm guardian shouted, immediately showing up in front of Tsuna. "Did you study for the history test?"

Tsuna stared at Gokudera for a minute, before gasping. He remembered his nightmare, failing the history test, and hitting his head and then water… wait… water? He blinked. Oh he totally forgot about the test!

"H-History test!" the brunette exclaimed, panicked. Since when was he foreseeing what was going to happen?

"Yeah, Tsuna!" the ever-cheerful Rain guardian confirmed it with a grin. "I hope I'll get something correct thought."

"I won't get anything correct!" Tsuna whined.

"I'll help you out, Jyuudaime!" Gokudera faithfully shouted. Tsuna groaned inwardly.

"Hey, Jyuudaime, look over here! These are the answers, Jyuudaime!" Gokudera shouted, showing his paper to Tsuna, while teacher was only huffing at Gokudera, not daring to do anything else.

Or,

Gokudera started reading his answers out loud for Tsuna to hear it; and the rest of the class as well.

Tsuna gulped, imagining the situations in his mind.

"N-no… it's alright, Gokudera-kun…" he said silently. Though those things weren't exactly what Gokudera would do, now were they?

"Are you sure, Jyuudaime?" Gokudera asked, unsure if his boss really was serious about that. He could pass with one hundred if he allowed Gokudera to help him out.

"H-hai, Gokudera-kun," Tsuna nodded, putting a smile on his face. Gokudera still wasn't convinced, but he nodded anyway.

"Hey guys~" came singing from the doors of the classroom. Gokudera, Yamamoto and Tsuna raised their heads up instantly, just to see Lyn, waving at them with a grin. Tsuna groaned. Was she about to splash him with water again? He sure hoped she wasn't.

"Che… why are you here?" Gokudera hissed at the blonde girl with blue eyes. Her hair was sort of wavy, and she had sweet eyes, but hell, behind that sweet façade, there was an innocent-looking devil!

"Aw, don't be mad, Hayato-san," she replied, "I just came to tell Tsuna that someone is looking for him. No need to be pouty-head." She sweetly pouted at Gokudera.

"L-looking for me?" the brunette blinked, now fully focused on the blonde. Lyn chuckled, giving affirmative nod.

"I think they said that the name was… um… never mind, you know I'm forgetful with names…" She sighed. "Anyway, the one looking for you has red hair and looks like he's been bullied too much," she explained quickly.

"You mean Enma-kun?" Tsuna asked, but all he got was a casual shrug as his response. Tsuna sighed, figuring that it probably was Enma. He got up, wondering what his friend needed, and why asking through Lyn for god's sake? She was as reliable as thin ice!

"Huh? What does Shimon want again?" Gokudera hissed at the blonde, who raised a brow.

"I just said I don't even know who it is!" Lyn pouted. "Can't you be just a bit considerate? After all, I'm already trying to escape from Kyoya-san's wrath… I don't need you angry…"

"Hibari is chasing you again, huh?" Yamamoto laughed when Lyn nodded, plastering a pout to her face.

"I was late again…" She looked him, not approving of his laughter.

"Che… Go back to your class," Gokudera hissed, and the blonde excitedly jumped, as if she took it as an order.

"Ay, ay sir!" she exclaimed, exiting the classroom. Gokudera frowned. What was the external advisor, actually his precious Jyuudaime's father thinking when he sent that girl as their messenger? All she did was cause trouble for Jyuudaime. But one thing's for sure, she knew Japanese better than her brother.

Tsuna sighed… Next time he should just ask Lyn where to go. Knowing Lyn, it could be on Antarctic too. He continued looking around, wondering why was Enma looking for him, since there was no one else with red hair and looking bullied who would look for Tsuna. Is that right… yeah… it is. Tsuna nodded to himself. But why wasn't Enma at school that day? Tsuna sighed, again, he would have to find him and ask him first. Now he wondered why his father sent Lyn to stay with them in the first place. After all, it's not like she was trying to help. She was actually only slacking off, sleeping the whole day, or at times, running away from Hibari mostly because she kept breaking school rules.

No, Tsuna didn't have time to think about that now. He shook his head quickly, about to return to his classroom. He turned around for one hundred and eighty degrees, just to find that he was no longer at his school. He blinked. What was he looking for in the scary woods? He wasn't there a second ago… and why was it so empty?

Gokudera was starting to get worried. It's been half of the class since Tsuna left to meet with the boss of the Shimon family, and he hadn't returned yet. It wasn't like his boss! And the only thing that could be wrong about that would most probably be the Lyn-brat giving out wrong information to Jyuudaime, again. Oh he was so going to kill her.

Yamamoto too was slowly becoming worried. Things weren't going the right way. And Tsuna was actually skipping the test, which wasn't like him. Even if he didn't know or didn't study, he still wouldn't just skip it. Anyway, Yamamoto shook his head, putting a smile on his face. The only bad thing that could happen was probably that Tsuna had gotten lost. Nothing to be worried about, since Gokudera would probably force poor Lyn to go and look for him. Yamamoto nodded to himself, continuing to work his test. He marked another answer randomly.

Gokudera was now seriously freaking out. He hissed something, forcefully getting up on his feet and leaving his test with the teacher, before leaving the classroom, ignoring many girls that gasped behind him. He was pissed because Jyuudaime still hadn't come back. He walked down the long hallway, when he ran onto someone.

"Eh? Gokudera-kun?" it was a familiar voice, as the one Gokudera bumped onto stepped back. Gokudera blinked, eyeing the tenth boss of the Shimon family.

"Hey," he hissed, grabbing his collar. "Where is Jyuudaime?" he demanded.

"Eh? What?" Enma squeaked at the silver-haired Storm guardian, panicked. "I-I'm also looking for Tsuna!"

Gokudera stared at Enma, letting him go. "So you don't know where Jyuudaime is?" he asked.

Enma shook his head.

"I asked… that girl from his house, and she said that she'll call him… but Tsuna-kun never showed up…" Enma said. Gokudera took only a millisecond for his mind to process all the things that Enma had just said. He literally stormed down the hallway, aiming for one precise classroom, and when he got there, he literally broke through the doors, in a second finding himself on the other side of the room. With a growl, he grabbed the blonde girl's collar tightly.

"W-What are you doing, Gokudera!" the teacher shouted. Gokudera ignored, growling at Lyn.

"Where is Jyuudaime?" he growled loudly. His face went blank when he noticed the blonde sleeping, then the color drastically changed to red. "YOU!" he exclaimed. Lyn slowly opened up her eyes, blinking.

"Eh? Hayato-san…?" Lyn asked, staring up at the silverette. "Something wrong…?"

Gokudera felt rage building up at the obliviousness of the girl. Whole school building shook up a little when he growled at her again… And for the following five days, Lyn could swear that she'd have big problems with her hearing. Along with the rest of her class, that is.

Tsuna gasped for air. He didn't know where he was, what was going on, and where were in the world was he going to. Was that Lyn's idea of a joke? Playing with her illusions on him again? But then again, it didn't look like an illusion to Tsuna. For almost half an hour, he'd been walking around, and yes, scenery was changing, which only made sense when you weren't in an illusion, or that's how he was thinking of it. Anyway, he was getting really worried.

He was lost in unfamiliar woods, and that reminded him on the time when he was sent to the future… but he wasn't hit with the bazooka now. Actually it's not that he wasn't hit with the bazooka, more there was no one around to hit him with one. He was in an empty school hallway, which again, didn't make sense.

Tsuna was really really worried about where he was now.

Gokudera frowned. Hours passed, hours! And there was no sign of his boss anywhere. For a second, he started wondering if Lyn was messing around again, but then his eyes fell on the blonde who was crying like a baby because he shouted at her. Seriously, this was annoying him a lot.

Yamamoto too, wasn't exactly happy about what was going on. He patted Lyn's head, hoping that she won't think that it was her fault, even thought that for the whole last month, she was the only one ever causing trouble. He shook his head.

"Everything's okay, Lyn-chan. Gokudera didn't mean it seriously. It's not your fault that Tsuna is missing," he said with an unsure grin, patting her head. It just had her crying even more.

"B-but I was so mean to him this morning! I even poured water on him!"

Gokudera was now even more pissed off after hearing what she said.

"Y-you did what to Jyuudaime?" he snapped again. Lyn froze.

"Um… I didn't say anything." she averted her eyes up towards the sky and started singing a random song. Gokudera felt like hitting her, but then he remembered that it won't help him find Jyuudaime. He stood up, leaving the dumb idiot with Yamamoto, and went to look for Jyuudaime on his own.

Sob, sob. Lyn wiped tears that started rolling down her face again.

"Now I made Hayato-san angry," she sobbed again.

Yamamoto sighed. With her around, he felt like he was the adult and she was a baby. That makes sense? Probably not.

Gokudera frowned, as he continued walking. He was thinking of all possible locations where Jyuudaime could be at. He already went through the entire school building and he wasn't there, so now what he was heading for was gym.

But gym was easy to go through and after three minutes, Gokudera was certain that his boss wasn't there either. He took out his phone, calling Reborn, but the infant wasn't picking up. It made him angry again. It's all right, he decided, if Reborn-san took Jyuudaime for some training. But they at least could have warned him. After all, he was Jyuudaime's right-hand man.

On his way out of the gym, Gokudera blinked. Since when was that exit leading to woods?

He frowned, continuing his way straight, thinking that the damn brat was taking her revenge at him because of his previous treatment. Oh that girl would suffer once he got to her. But he kept walking, walking and walking for at least another fifteen minutes. It didn't make sense. Scenery was changing but school was no where in sight, nor was Namimori. Gokudera halted. He heard some cuffing in the leaves, and turned around just to face a bush that was slightly moving, next second only moving to reveal person struggling to go through it.

"J-Jyuudaime?" the silverette blinked at his brunette boss.

"G-Gokudera-kun!" exclaimed Tsuna. Oh how happy he felt to run onto someone he knew!

"Jyuudaime, I'm sorry!" Gokudera shouted, kneeling in front of Tsuna, hitting his head on the ground as his custom way of apologizing. "I let that stupid woman trick you so easily!"

"Gokudera-kun, what are you talking about?" Tsuna asked. "What are you even doing here? And stop hitting your head!"

"H-hai, Jyuudaime," Gokudera said, unwillingly stopping. He just stood up, looking around carefully. "Where are we, Jyuudaime?" he asked. Tsuna too, wondered the same.

"I don't know, Gokudera-kun," he replied silently.

Yamamoto sighed, softly looking at Lyn who kept following his every step. Ever since it turned out Gokudera was nowhere to be found, she didn't want to separate from him, saying that she's worried that he might disappear too. Yamamoto didn't like the sound of it. If he knew something, it would be that Tsuna and Gokudera wouldn't just disappear like that, without any word said. And especially not for so long. Come on, classes were already finished.

Yamamoto felt his sleeve being dragged, and he turned to look at Lyn, sobbing again.

"Lyn-chan is something wrong?" he asked. Lyn only looked up at him with puppy eyes.

"I… I have to go and tell Nana-san that Tsuna will be late…" she muttered. Yamamoto gave her a nod.

"See you tomorrow then," he grinned, just to make it easier for her. Lyn sent him a sad smile.

"See you," she replied, leaving on the other side. Yamamoto softly smiled at the sight of her back. Maybe she caused trouble, but she was nice. She wasn't doing it on purpose.

Lyn on the other hand, now frowned, while she kept walking towards Sawada household. She wondered how to say it to Nana that her son might not come back for dinner. After all the hospitality Sawada family had shown her, now she was going to appreciate it by mentioning her son's disappearance. No, she didn't want that.

"I'm back!" she shouted, with a sigh walking into Sawada household.

"Welcome back, Lyn-chan!" she heard a warm shout coming from the kitchen.

"Um, what are you cooking, Nana-san?" she asked with a smile after entering the kitchen full of fluffy and tasty smells.

"Oh, I'm just making some takoyaki," Nana chuckled. "How was school?"

"It was like usual," Lyn yawned. "By the way, Tsuna won't come for dinner. He went somewhere with Hayato-san," she said as casually as she could. Technically, it was the truth. After all, Tsuna and Gokudera were both missing now.

"Eh?" Nana questionably looked at the blonde. "Who are you talking about, Lyn-chan?" Lyn only stared at Nana for a few seconds, long enough for her brain to catch the gimps of what Nana just said. Next second, her jaw dropped.

"Nana-san, did you drink sake?" she asked when she gathered herself together. Yeah, sake would explain it all.

"Eh?" Nana confusedly looked at Lyn. "Of course not, Lyn-chan, you must've confused me with my husband!" she laughed uncontrollably. Lyn sighed. Yeah, Nana definitely drank sake.

"I'll come down for dinner," Lyn shouted, leaving upstairs quickly, in Tsuna's room actually. There, she ran onto the fedora-wearing baby, sleeping in his little chosen spot.

"You're back, Reborn?" she questionably looked at the little infant. Baby was still asleep. Lyn pouted. "REBORN!" she shouted from the top of her lungs. Finally, I had infant opening his eyes and aiming his Leon-gun at her. Lyn swallowed. "Good morning." She sweetly smiled.

Reborn eyed her skeptically.

"What do you want so badly, that you had to interrupt my sleep?" Reborn questioned her, wondering if he should shoot right away. Lyn gulped.

"Um, about that… do you know where Tsuna and Hayato-san left?" she asked, innocently looking at him. Reborn's face turned serious, as much as it could, in his chubby baby form.

"Who are you talking about?" Reborn asked with his face serious. Lyn raised a brow. He had to be kidding with her.

"You know your favorite bag to torture? Dame Tsuna?" she said, doing some stuff with her hands that was supposed to help Reborn remember. Reborn eyed her. "You really don't remember?" Lyn asked, noticing his reaction. Reborn raised a brow.

"What kind of a dream did you have?" he asked, before returning to sleep. Lyn blinked. Just how could he not remember? Wait, so Reborn really couldn't remember? Lyn blinked again. Finally, her mind understood what it meant. Next second, she fainted.

Tsuna gasped, taking a cover behind a tree when another sheet of bullets tried to hit him. He was in his Hyper Dying Will mode, hoping that no one would notice him precisely because of the flame on his forehead. And besides, he felt like crying, mostly because now, he and Gokudera were chased by a group of strange people with bad and dangerous guns. Oh and yeah, it was freaking nighttime! And how did it even come to that? Well…

Tsuna sighed, sitting on the ground, exhausted from the hours that he spent walking around trying to find a way home. He really didn't like that he and Gokudera were in that stupid woods. To heat themselves up, they lit a fire, since after all, November is a cold month, especially there where they were at the moment. And it was barely sunset now, and they still didn't know where they were.

"What are we going to do, Gokudera-kun?" Tsuna silently asked. "Where are we?"

"I… I'll get you back, Jyuudaime, I promise!" Gokudera faithfully announced, bringing in a bit of hope in Tsuna's mind. Sure, everything was fine, and they continued talking about what was going on before they had disappeared from Namimori.

Then suddenly, they heard many footsteps and whisperings. It was strange. They weren't expecting for that and they didn't like it even a bit, especially when they recognized the language that they were speaking was Italian. Tsuna and Gokudera jumped on their feet, hiding the fire with dust, hoping that the ones coming won't notice it. Carefully, they climbed on the tree (Tsuna barely) to get a better sight of the Italians that were approaching.

They were all strangely dressed, with guns and riffles that looked like they were really, really ancient. It seemed as if they were soldiers on a mission, and Tsuna didn't like it even a little. Especially when a man of black hair, yellow sun flames on his fists, and bandage on nose rushed away from them and a group of five went chasing after him. Too bad, the person rushed off too fast for Gokudera and Tsuna to pay more attention at him, than on his distinctive marks – the Sun flame.

"Surround the area, I want him alive!" the one who looked like a commander spoke, in Italian. Tsuna mentally punched his own head for not learning Italian earlier. Gokudera on the other hand, understood Italian perfectly, so, seeing how his boss probably wanted to know what the person said, he translated it in Japanese. Tsuna gave a weak nod and gulped. He didn't want to interfere with those guys. It was better if they only stayed up on that tree until the group was gone, but the group apparently made a camp on that same place where Tsuna and Gokudera were, only a short time before.

They mentally groaned, both, not liking that those strange people were staying there. In the meantime, that group seemed to be making many plans about capturing and destroying someone, or something, and Gokudera kept silently translating it to his boss. Tsuna found himself stunned after hearing what they were planning to do. Murders… destruction…? It made him think that it was another nightmare, and it turned out that it turned right into one, the moment that branch that Tsuna and Gokudera were on, suddenly cracked. They both fell down on their faces, groaning, just in the middle of their camp.

Leader eyed the two strangely dressed teens.

"Now how did you get here, brats?" he asked in Italian, with a smirk plastered on his face.

Tsuna gulped, looking at the person with his hair tied in a pony-tail. His face that was pretty much invisible to Tsuna a minute earlier, now was shown to be a scary face, full of scars that kept ruining it even more. His dark eyes narrowed at the two teens, one of them obviously being foreigner, while the other one apparently wasn't. Tsuna, remembering that he knew how to apologize in Italian, started doing so, but his accent was really bad, so if anyone could actually understand him, it would be great. But except for Gokudera, no one did.

"A Japanese?" man blinked, and bunch of his men prepared for fight.

"I'll protect you, Jyuudaime!" Gokudera shouted, stepping in front of Tsuna, ready to fight. Tsuna trembled. He didn't like that dark-haired person that was standing in front of him. He had a really bad feeling. And why was that person dressed so old-fashionably?

"Hm… you don't seem like you're from around here," the commander replied in Italian. "And by your voices and things you said… What are you doing here, Japanese brats?" he continued thinking out loud. If he already established they didn't understand him, why continuing?

"Like we'd tell you that," Gokudera hissed in Italian.

"Oh, so you do speak Italian?" The man sneered. Gokudera took out his dynamites.

"W-what are you talking about, Gokudera-kun?" Tsuna trembled, asking in his typical Japanese.

"What—is that dynamite?" the man raised a brow, but his look fell on Tsuna then. "Is he scared?" man asked with more gentle face now. Too gentle for Tsuna's likings; especially when Tsuna and Gokudera were in the middle of their camp

"Don't worry, Jyuudaime. I won't let them get closer," Gokudera said in Japanese, throwing his dynamites and creating a hard explosion. They didn't waste even a second before they started running away, with Tsuna in the meantime swallowing his pills, entering Hyper Dying Will mode. He knew that fight was inevitable. Gokudera prepared his buckle of Storm, and Tsuna's ring of the Sky was ready too, just in case.

"Capture them!" they heard a shout, before they lost sight of the dark-haired commander.

So now, that could explain why a bunch of people were chasing after the two. This day really wasn't going well for them.

"Just capture them. I want to know why they are in Vongola territory," the commander of the group said, eyeing the way that Tsuna and Gokudera went at. His men soon caught up to Tsuna and Gokudera and surrounded the two. Man smirked and turned around, to his other target. Certain guy of dark hair was trying his best to, with Sun flames, defeat the ones who were constantly attacking him. But… wasn't he too familiar to Tsuna and Gokudera? Too bad, the two didn't really get a chance to think about it.

"Mateo isn't this… stupid?" female of dark hair tied in pony-tail asked in Italian. "Leave the damn brats. The other one is making enough trouble already."

"Don't worry," Mateo replied. "He'll get tired soon. After all, he was running for five hours straight. I'm surprised that he even held up this long. And I'm more interested in the kids. What are Japanese brats doing here? And one of them resembles him so much…"

Woman lowered her head, not knowing how to answer that. She didn't get to see them.

"Go take him down," Mateo added, gesturing at certain Sun flame user. Anyway, not caring much, he turned around to look at what the two teens were doing. He was caught off-guard when he saw the duo, standing back-to-back, one with red Storm, other with orange Sky flames. Now where did he see that before? One more part of surprise was that every the last one of his men now fell on the ground. Mateo's face turned to a grimace. Just who the hell were those brats?

Tsuna, in Hyper Dying Will mode, eyed the one who was attacking. Mateo smirked at him. Next second, Tsuna shortly nodded, and he and Gokudera went to the whole other side. Mateo scowled and order his men to follow them.

Lyn groaned. It was freaking midnight and there was no sign of Tsuna. Just a second ago, she woke up on the floor of Tsuna's room, and then she remembered that Reborn said that she must've dreamt Tsuna and Gokudera as some fictional characters or something. Nope, she was sure that it wasn't a dream. After all, her ears were still in pain from Gokudera's shouting and that's what made her sure that they were real. The problem was how to convince Reborn in that!

So, with the only idea that came in her mind, she grabbed her phone, calling for Yamamoto's house. Now she was completely unaware of what hour it was, so she was utterly shocked when no one picked up. Only question in her mind now… Why is Yamamoto missing too?

On the other hand, in Yamamoto house, Yamamoto Tsuyoshi was loudly snoring, which suffocated the sound of the ringing phone, while Yamamoto Takeshi as well was a hard sleeper. No way could a simple phone call wake him up.

"Damn you forgetful-promise-breaking-baseball-nut!" Lyn cried, finishing the call. Now, she was angry. Pissed, she found herself a comfortable spot on Tsuna's bed, and fell asleep in three second. If it was already a dream, then why not having some sleep anyway?