Characters: Ieyasu Sawada and who ever finds him!
Location: Plaza
Time: Mid-Morning
Style: Starting in prose, but will match.
Status: Open forever~!
Waking up in odd places was not generally something that Giotto did often, even when he was a mafia boss. Waking up in odd places soaked from head to toe was something he did even less. Though this wasn't
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"Tsuna-kun! What are you doing here? Why are you--- "
He would have finished that question "wet?" but he stopped himself. The poor kid quickly becomes flustered when he realizes that this guy's not Tsuna but someone else he knows. Sorta.
"Ah.. sorry... I thought you were a friend of mine."
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It was only a small part though. This boy, though he had Cozart's hair and eyes, was much too small, and he felt different. Not to mention he wasn't wearing a hat...
Giotto managed a small, weak smile at the red haired boy. "It's alright, you look like a dear friend of mine as well."
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Still, this is pretty weird. Giotto, you're ten generations away from where you're supposed to be.
"You're not... a ghost, are you?"
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That thought almost made him stop laughing abruptly, instead he laughter turned to chuckles, and faded from there as he caught his breath a little. Was he dead? He certainly wasn't in his home in Japan, or even back in the streets Italy. "What's your name boy?" He asked curiously.
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When Enma said that he knew Giotto was the Vongola Primo the blond's guard went up. "Vongola?" He asked sounding curious. "That's the Italian word for clam isn't it? I certainly don't think I look like a clam..." He added looking down at him self as if he were making sure that he really didn't look like a clam. The name of his one time vigilante group rolled off his tongue like he was born saying it. Giotto knew he couldn't deny being Italian, but he could deny having been part of that family, and he would. As far as Giotto knew his life depended on it.
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"... I guess I could be," he says but squints and frowns a bit. "You really aren't the first Vongola boss? I remind you of Shimon Cozart, right? ...I know I look like him."
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"Oh... Sorry. I guess I'm confusing you with someone else again."
He would have excused himself and left to save any more embarrassment, but he's too curious to know-
"...What was Cozart like?"
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At the question about Cozart Giotto blinked, and smiled fondly, "He was a good man. A little crazy, and very good at getting me to do things, but a good man who cared very much for others." The blond had gotten over the strangeness of talking about his friend in the past tense awhile ago. They were still friends, he and Cozart, and Giotto was sure they would always be friends.
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"I hope I can be more like him some day."
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