Tsuna In The Past

Tsuna In The Past Part 3

After Giotto finally got over the fact that he is old to Tsuna he decides that for the time that he is stuck in the past that he will be known as his younger brother. Giotto calls for his guardians to come to his office so he came explain what's going on and who Tsuna is. "This is Tsuna and he is my descendent from 400 years into the future. Some things have happened which caused him to be sent back in time and no one knows when he will be able to get back to hisbowb timeline. So if anyone asks he is my younger brother that is visiting from Japan. Also he can't speak Italian so its a good thing I got you all to learn Japanese." Giotto finishes his explanation and all the first generation guardians stare at Tsuna which makes him uncomfortable so he grabs onto Giotto's sleave and looks up at him and everyone in the room gasps and goes awwe. Giotto looks down at Tsuna who happened to be a whole head shorter than him and pats him in the head and says everything is fine they are just noticing how similar we look. Alaude the first generation cloud just continues to stare at Tsuna which causes him to blush since he looks similar to Hibari and even he doesn't look at him this hard or long. "Ummm Alaude is there something on your mind? You keep staring at me and its a little uncomfortable." Tsuna says to the first cloud. Alaude says nothing and just walks away which causes Tsuna to swear a little bit thinking he did something wrong to the French man. "Giotto is he mad at me for something? Since he seems to have the same personality as my cloud and when he does that it usually means I did something wrong or he is just mad for no reason." Tsuna asks Giotto who is just laughing. "No Tsuna he just likes small things and well you are shorter than us by quite a bit so he is trying to figure out how to interact with you." Tsuna nods his head but he still feels like it was something more than just thinking. As the day goes on Tsuna has run into Alaude a few times which he finds weird since Giotto says he usually stays in his room or his own office.