Welcome to Middle School (Six years old and terrified)

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If there was anything that the town had gotten used to over the years, it was seeing one Sawada Tsunayoshi pass out for an inexplicable meaning. At times like these, it was best to just ignore him and continue doing whatever they were doing. Tsuna would just wake up in a couple of minutes. No need to raise a fuss.

So when they heard a head collide with desk, no one thought anything off it, something that Tsuna was grateful for.

It meant he could slam his head onto the desk and hope it could jumpstart his brain so it could magically figure out algebra for him. Algebra! He couldn't even multiply or divide without using a calculator, and here he was, in some classroom, sitting at a desk while his teacher droned on and on about letters and something called the quadratic equation. Was that even math?! Weren't they just re-teaching the alphabet instead?

He kept his head down up until the lunch bell rang, ending the lesson. He heard the doors opened and his classmates trickle out of the room, chattering loudly.

"I can't do this anymore."

If there was anything a six-year-old Tsuna was not used to, it was suddenly being thrown in a middle school classroom when he hadn't even had the chance to attend grade school yet. And he didn't even want to remember the time he had to attend high school on the day of a math test. And that was only two days ago!

What in the world was future Tsuna doing in pre-calculus?!

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AN: So here's a funny idea I got waaay back in 2014, where Tsuna's mind gets transported through time. It's been sitting in my drive for years, so I decided to work on it for a little while before posting it here. Mostly because I need to get these ideas out.

Anyway, chapters are probably gong to be this short (around 200 words) because this is a fun little project that I refuse to work hard on (except maybe for figuring out the timeline). I just write ideas as they come to me. Updates will be sporadic, if not nonexistent. You have been warned.

Well, hope you enjoy reading.