[Surviving Friday was 'lucky' according to the managers and executives. A lot of bands have lost all their members, but they still have enough left to perform. Barely.
Tsuna doesn't feel 'lucky.' The pressure is overwhelming and being paraded from one event to the next was exhausting. It's almost as if they're keeping them busy to prevent anyone from getting any clever ideas. Not to mention they're being watched like hawks by security. Add to that the strange dreams and flashes of memory that keep coming to him and he feels like he's slowly going insane. He's so sick of this.
It's the end of another event in another city. The show has been played, autographs signed, and now everything was being packed up for the next show. He shouldn't, but Tsuna is taking this brief opportunity to rest for a moment. He's leaning up against one of the trailers while the roadies load everything up.
He's managed to lose the guards for just a moment, but they'll find him soon. They always do.]
Tsuna | OTA
[Surviving Friday was 'lucky' according to the managers and executives. A lot of bands have lost all their members, but they still have enough left to perform. Barely.
Tsuna doesn't feel 'lucky.' The pressure is overwhelming and being paraded from one event to the next was exhausting. It's almost as if they're keeping them busy to prevent anyone from getting any clever ideas. Not to mention they're being watched like hawks by security. Add to that the strange dreams and flashes of memory that keep coming to him and he feels like he's slowly going insane. He's so sick of this.
It's the end of another event in another city. The show has been played, autographs signed, and now everything was being packed up for the next show. He shouldn't, but Tsuna is taking this brief opportunity to rest for a moment. He's leaning up against one of the trailers while the roadies load everything up.
He's managed to lose the guards for just a moment, but they'll find him soon. They always do.]