Sawada Tsunayoshi Travels Through Demon Slayer with a Sickly Bug

Former tutor and later ghost slayer Five-year-old Sawada Tsunayoshi was in a car accident. Sawada Iemitsu intuitively felt that it was not an accident. After a secret investigation but with no results, Iemitsu took Tsunayoshi to Italy in order to provide Tsunayoshi with a safer and better recuperation environment. Tsuna, who had just arrived in Italy, was afraid of strangers and hugged Iemitsu's thigh, hiding behind Iemitsu with only one head sticking out. At the core of the world, Timoteo, the 9th generation of Vongola, looked at Tsuna with a kind face, bent down and put his hands on his knees and said: "This is the first time we meet, please give me some advice, Tsuna." Sawada Tsunayoshi's body suddenly began to weaken. Everyone in Vongola worked hard to support him for half a year, but Tsunayoshi's body was still weak and prone to illness. Tsuna's sixth birthday came in a blink of an eye. On his birthday, October 14th, Tsuna met a lot of people and even saw a figure who looked like his mother. On the night of October 14th, in the silent woods, Tsuna, wearing orange suspenders and a white shirt, suddenly appeared here, and then began his journey home to kill ghosts. The crying child stumbles and grows, and no one can witness all his laughter, blood, and tears. The timid and cowardly child flinched again and again, but strode forward again and again for protection. —— Tsuna, who was wearing a haori and was frightened by the ghost, fled in panic: "Oh - it's so scary! Help!" My wife Zenitsu's same style with a panicked face, unsteady body, falling down, about to be beaten: Afraid of closing her eyes and waiting to die. Jpg Tanjiro and Inosuke were exhausted with their swords, and when they were about to die in despair, their attention was suddenly attracted by the gorgeous firelight. Tsunayoshi: With his head on fire, he hit the ghost several times and nailed it to the ground. The three little ones and the other ghosts looked at the ghost twitching on the ground from time to time: Huh?