"I would suggest that you don't think of doing that." Hana warned the blond teen.

"I would never think of that, Kurokawa-san!" Ietsugu insists.

He frowns, staring at the teen before glancing at the corner of the room.

How troublesome. He didn't sign up for this at all

"Hey, hey, do you know?" One student whispers to the other.

"What is it? This better be good."

"There was one student who killed herself in the school campus before."

"Really? Who would dare to kill themselves in here when that demon is reigning here?"

"I've heard that it was because she couldn't take it anymore."

"When did it happen exactly?"

"A day after school started this year. I heard that before she died she wrote something on the walls with her blood."

"…What is it?"

"Revenge."

He remained silent, hidden from their view as he watches the four figures carefully and attentively.

"I am wrong! You are fit for the position, please forgive me and take me as your subordinate!" The silver haired teen bowed.

Ietsugu smiles politely. "I don't really want a subordinate-"

"Baka-Ietsu, in the mafia the loser serves the winner." The baby cut in, black eyes gleaming with a hidden threat.

The boy starts sweating before he nods his head in fear. "Of course!" He squeaks.

Tsuna eyed the figure that only he could see that looks so happy yet pained at the same time that he couldn't help but feel something akin to pity for the woman. He closes his eyes.

How troublesome.

"Master." He spoke respectfully.

The hooded figure remained silent before nodding. "Child" Death spoke, its voice low and chilling coming out as a mix of a hiss and a whisper.

"You have a demon in the midst of your territory." Tsuna nods in agreement.

"I shall eliminate it." He spoke slowly, curious on why his master would come to him for a matter as trivial as this.

"No. Let that remain here for a while. Observe just as the situation and act accordingly, this is related to the matters with the next holder of the ring."

Tsuna bows. "Of course." He didn't say anything else as he waits for his master to leave.

Death took into the shadows. "You are doing rather well, Tsunayoshi. I hope you would not get too attached."

He remained silent as Death slowly disappeared before the boy crack a bitter resentful smile.

"I think it's a little too late for that, Master."

Well, since the first preview is well received, I hope you guys like this! This is a treat for you guys since you've waited for so long.

This is rather short but anyway, this is the preview of the first book of the His Will trilogy. His Will: The Gathering. What do you guys think? I'll post the first book after a while- I just have to do some last minute editing in it and it'll be up and about after that.