Disclaimer: I do not own Katekyo Hitman Reborn...(I wish)

Author: Okay, I've completely changed the way I originally thought this story would go. There's still gonna be some crazy violent love scenes, like I planned in the first place, but a lot of the major bulk of this story is probably gonna turn out kind of filly. Oh, well. Maybe it's cause my inner self wants more action with the other characters? I can't decide! XP

Tsuna watched Hibari look at Hibird and switch back to him several times. It actually looked a bit funny.

As worried about Hibari finding out the situation as he was, Tsuna found it rather adorable to see him so very confused. He didn't quite understand it, but Hibird was beginning to sound more and more like Hibird and not like Tsuna. It was like his voice was changing to that of Hibirds', and Hibari noticed.

All Tsuna could do was continue to watch as the next series of events unfolded, especially since his brain wasn't properly functioning.

Hibari stepped closer to Tsuna (Hibird), and bent down to stare into his eyes on the level. He took note of the innocents that swirled around in the irises, a lot more than the usual Tsuna.

He knew this because of his recent robbery of some of Tsuna's innocents; because he had recently and aggressively taken his fill of the adorable herbivore.

His attention was suddenly pulled from this fantasy/memory, and down toward his sleeve where Tsuna (Hibird) was tugging shyly. The young boy was looking up at him with his head facing downward, not unlike the scared students who often bowed their heads at Hibari in fear. The only difference was the look; a look of pleading and desire; a look of adorable and unimaginable skill. Tsuna could not see Hibirds' face very well from that angle, but blushed brightly at the sight of Hibari, who had a light shade of red in his face.

Hibari already knew what this was; that this boy was not Tsuna but Hibird. Though he was confused and surprised, Hibari managed to keep himself neutral, not wanting to let out what he had discovered.

He remembered Hibird (Tsuna) desperately poking and prodding and mussing up his hair at the front gate. The bird obviously knew that this wasn't Tsuna. But then where is he? Hibari looked back down at the imposter and grabbed onto the front of his shirt. "Where's the real Tsuna?"

Hibird looked up into beautiful and deep blue-grey eyes with disappointment, clutching the arms that held onto his shirt and pulled tightly. His eyes began to tear up as he turned behind him and pointed to the little yellow bird that had been so frantically trying to get Hibari's attention.

"Hibari….." Hibird uttered Hibari's name in sadness and defeat, streams of tears finally broke free and trickled down his cheeks as the serious and heart throbbing gaze abandoned him. Hibird remained still, staring into the same spot with absolutely no response as Hibari moved toward the window.

Tsuna was happy that Hibari didn't seem all that angry about what had just happened, but he felt guilt resonate from within.

Hibari opened the window and picked up Tsuna, carrying him to his desk and placing him in the middle, before moving back towards Hibird.

"So you're Sawada?" Hibari asked Tsuna with great and almost unnoticeable curiosity.

Tsuna nodded softly, unsure of how to respond out of fear of what Hibari might do depending on said response.

Hibari simply sighed and turned back to Hibird, placing a light hand on his head, gliding his fingers through the mess of brown spiky hair and drawing the teary eyes of Hibird up to his once more.

"How did this happen?"

He looked at both boys, awaiting a response; with no luck. They both were now in a state of frustration, knowing that neither of them could currently speak properly.

Even attempting to explain would probably prove to be useless, but it was worth a shot; Tsuna knew he was bad a charades. He jumped around and fluttered his wings in a desperate and awkward attempt to answer Hibari's questions. THIS ISN'T WORKING!

All Hibari saw was a fluffy yellow ball, hopping around at random and chirping loudly. This is going nowhere.

He looked to Hibird who was also quite frustrated in how to get Hibari to understand. Though Tsuna couldn't really put himself in the position, Hibird had sat up with his arms crossed and his eyes closed in thought. Unfortunately, all he could think to do was throw himself back onto Hibari and squeeze tightly in clingy desperation and heartache.

Not knowing what to do, both Hibird and Tsuna simultaneously squeeked, "Hibari…..Hibari…".

Now Hibari was angry.

He knew very well who could give him some answers, but he would have to find him. Odds were very high in that this little fiasco was the doing of that infant and or those herbivores that often crowded around his herbivore. Someone will be bitten to death.

After patting Hibird on the head one more time, he briskly walked out the door, leaving both Hibird and Tsuna behind in an absentminded wonder. What was he planning to do?

Tsuna calmly flapped his wings and landed on Hibirds' (actually his) head. Hibird flinched, thinking Tsuna might be mad at him for what he had done to the master, or tried to do. He wasn't mad though. In fact, he completely understood what was going on and why Hibari wanted his body.

He was a bit disturbed that this was why Hibird wanted his body, but he was definitely not angry.

Tsuna also had these feelings for Hibari, and Hibird had been his loyal companion for quite sometime; it only made sense. It was one of those "How could you not?" situations,, and Tsuna was very understanding.

After reassuring Hibird of his feelings by cuddling into his hair pecking softly at his scalp, they both followed after Hibari; Tsuna hoping to get back into his body, and Hibird hoping to truly get a response to his feelings. Neither of them knowing the other's intentions, they went together, Tsuna sitting atop his own head.

Unbeknownst to any of them, the one Hibari searched for was closer than they had thought. In the corner of the conference room, a piece of the wall began to peel back, revealing a very relaxed, tea enjoying Reborn. He smiled, especially enjoying his day off. I should give myself a break a little more often.

Reborn hopped out of his comfortable hiding place, exited the room and started casually down the hall by himself. Lets' just see them try and catch me.