avalononline | 7. un: tsuna27; text

[Izuku isn't an early riser by all means but...]

Sawada-kun? Are you having troubles sleeping? Are you ok??

Yeah, I'm okay. And not really.

It's more like...I keep having the same dream. And I don't want to.

A bad dream that's reoccurring? What kind of dream are you having if you don't mind me asking?

Ah, that's kinda complicated

[Though, he's been thinking a lot about what Gokudera had said. About being honest with their friends. Is now the best time for that conversation.

He quickly makes the conversation private.]

The thing is, I think I went back to my world for a bit. I have...more memories from there. And that's what I'm dreaming about.

[... That's surprising to read. He has to read it over a few times before it really sinks in.]

Are you alright, Sawada-kun? That seems... complicated. The last time it happened to me I couldn't sleep well for weeks.

Did something happen back home to make you have nightmares? I think I've read before that our dreams are reflections of our memories.

I'm managing, but yeah. It is.

It's...it's not really a nightmare, but definitely a memory.

I, uh...I don't know how much you know about my world, but I was involved in a pretty big conflict.

I've heard a few things between you and Gokudera-san explaining them.

Is there something that's been bothering you about it? It must be hard on you.

I guess so, yeah. Mostly just a lot about how it ended.

I guess the short version is that the last thing I remember is resolving the conflict, going back home, and then coming back here.

It was a lot in a short period of time. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it.

Ah. I see...

[That doesn't really explain anything but Tsuna has always been a little private so he won't press.]

It's happened to me before, if that helps. I went back home and came back here with a whole new section of my memory. It felt strange, almost like I wanted to throw up. And my head hurt for a few days.

If you're having troubles sleeping through the night I could make you a sleep aid potion.

[It gets. Complicated. And a lot, in ways that Tsuna is still digesting (the tri-ni-sette, the Arcobaleno, it's messy). He wouldn't even know where to start.]

I was just really tired for a while. But I'm glad it's not just me. It's a weird feeling.

But that might be nice, actually. Usually once the dream wakes me up, I don't want to go back to sleep. Once a night is enough.

It is a weird feeling... Almost like suddenly getting a new head.

[As weird as that sounds...]

I don't want you to loose too much sleep, Sawada-kun! I'll get started on a a few sleep aid potions for you right now then. It shouldn't take me too long.

Yeah, that's a way to put it.

Don't rush on my account, Midoriya-kun. I'm fine for now, and not really going anywhere.

I think I have some homework I can work on.

[Though after a few minutes, there's another message.]

Actually, Midoriya-kun...can I ask you a question?

I think if it's something that's bothering you enough that you're posting like this, I'd like to do my best to help you as soon as I can.

[....?]

Yeah, of course. What is it?

Then, I appreciate it.

But, I was just wondering. How much has Gokudera-kun told you about our world?

Ah... He's told me about how you and your friends have special powers. The work a lot like quirks do.

And that you're working hard to protect your friends from other... ahh... groups?

To be honest, he was very vague about it.

[Yeah, that seems right.]

I figured he would be. I kind of asked him to.

I didn't really want people finding out about the truth because they might get the wrong idea.

Guess you didn't really buy the story about the sumo club, huh?

[Ah.]

Yeah... To be honest, I didn't think the sumo club story was real. But I didn't want to press it either, Sawada-kun.

What do you mean people might get the wrong idea, though?

I kinda figured. It's not the best cover story.

[And yet, they continue to use Ryohei's lie. Something to be said for consistency, he supposes.

But, he supposes this is the brink right now. He'll need to trust Izuku.]

That. Yeah.

Have you ever heard of the Vongola? They're a mafia family from Italy?

[He really doesn't blame Tsuna for using a strange story. Sometimes it's just easier, isn't it?

But he does blink at that message.]

Eh? Italian mafia? I don't know much about that, no?

[Oh, he's actually going through with this. It takes a long time to type out.]

Not a lot of people do. I barely do. And the Vongola might not exist in your world.

But I just wanted to ask.

I'm the tenth generation heir to the Vongola family.

[Sent very quickly after the last text]

N-n-not that I want to be!

It just sort of happened, in a weird series of events, and my ancestor actually started the family. It, it, it's really confusing.

But I can't seem to get out of it!

But, that's why I've been cagey about everything, and the story about the sumo club.

But we don't really want to lie to you anymore. I've learned that that can be a really bad thing.

[He's gonna go hide under a rock now.]

[Give him a minute or two here. Tsuna is the heir to a family in the... Italian Mafia???

... Is his friend a villain? Izuku stares at the wall for a good few minutes.]

What does being the heir mean?? Sawada-kun are you dealing with illegal activities?

No! No...I haven't had to do anything illegal at all!

To be honest. I don't entirely know. My tutor's told me a lot of things, but a bunch of them...I don't really know how it all fits in.

[There are a lot of things that a Mafia boss is responsible for apparently.]

It's not something I want though. If anything, knowing what the Vongola is, I'd rather destroy it.

I almost don't know what to say. That sounds incredibly dangerous...?

When I hear the word Mafia I think of illegal gang activity...

But, you don't seem the type to do something like that. Neither does Gokudera-san?

What does destroying it mean? I'm sorry if I'm asking too many questions.

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