{ The Hidden Sky }

{11}

“Japanese.”

“Italian.”

“Other languages.”

'Intuition.'

'Normal thoughts.'

[Third POV]

Tsuna didn't understand what was happening nor where he was but there was a screen in front of him, that was waiting to be played by him.

Touching the screen, it began and almost seemed like a youtube video but instead of characters he hadn't seen before... It was him but older.

'Future.' was the first thing his Intuition thought, Tsuna knew this was very possible as Yui could see the future because of her bloodline.

The guitar was calming yet held such sadness as if all that someone gained was lost within a second, as if nothing could be the same ever again.

The first person Tsuna saw was... His mother, Nana.

In a wheelchair, looking out into the mansion garden that was blooming with flowers and plants, shinning oh so beautiful yet the bittersweet smile on her made the scene made Tsuna's heartache.

The flowers of the new and laughter of the past... They're beautiful like you, beauty unsurpassed.

Tsuna watched as Nana looked sideways to see a older Tsuna, we'll refer to him as Tsuki, walked to her side with the same bitter smile.

No words were spoken, or none Tsuna could hear, but they laughed as if tomorrow was just another day yet as if today was the end.

Gone with a whisper, you fall asleep like death... Breaking through the earth, your smile shines again.

The shiny day soon turned into a gloomy scene filled with people in black suits and dresses, carrying umbrellas in case of rain.

Tsuna's heart seemed to break at the scene in front of him.

Nana Sawada laid there in white and blue... In a casket filled with her favorite flowers and such a peaceful look, the smile so small yet noticeable.

My empty gratitude, another empty thank you. I finally learnt regret from words I've always said. Never meant to speak to hurt, yet it hurt to put in words.

People left one by one, only leaving one there.

The male had the same hair color as Nana but gravity defying, his eyes were so dull yet he held a sad smile that was filled with so many words yet he only spoke a few.

“Goodbye wherever you are, goodbye unbroken heart...” and he walked away as his hair flew in the sudden strong breeze as the sudden light through the clouds shined so bright it took over the screen.

In truth I want to feel, the truth I want to see. I'm trying to embrace your drifting heart and smile.

The screen showed a while later and Tsuna watched intensely, wishing this was all a bad dream and not some twisted future where everything he loved is lost.

Tsuki sat in the middle of the night in the mansion gardens, eyes glossed over, a smile that never reached his eyes still present, and a letter on hand that said-- From Nana, To Tsunayoshi.