The Tower of Tsuna

Tsuna is twenty this year. He has only seen his father once, when he was a child. That blurry figure in his memories has long since faded beyond recognition, so whenever he thinks of him, he looks up at the stars.

His father lost contact with them when Tsuna was about six. Two years later, to keep the family afloat, his mother, Nana, opened a dessert shop, and Tsuna, once a good-for-nothing, worked hard to become the family's pillar.

Though he still trips on flat ground when he walks, is afraid of Chihuahuas, and keeps getting mysterious bruises, Tsuna has become an excellent pastry chef.

His days went on like that, and Tsuna thought he was happy.

His mother, Nana, was his whole world, and the one thing he relied on for happiness.

But after the world changed about fourteen years ago, ordinary people grew weaker and weaker, and Nana suddenly fell ill.

The doctor explained that Nana had the most widespread illness in the world today: Tower Weakness. In short, her body could no longer survive in the air inside the Tower.

The sudden disaster shattered Tsuna's already fragile nerves. He tried to find a cure, but the doctor shook his head and said the illness was incurable. The only chance of survival was to enter the Tower.

So Tsuna entered the Tower alone, without hesitation.

P.S. OOC warning!

1. Kuro Kawahikari. Kawahikari should be hacked to pieces.

2. The Tower connects to all kinds of universes and dimensions, with all kinds of races appearing! Original characters ahead!

3. The rings will remember our time together, and everyone will meet again in the end. (That's right, everyone's in the Tower. Tsuna was the last one to enter. Facepalm JPG.)

4. A Tower-climbing story. You must clear a level to reach the next one. You could lose your life, or choose to live in the Tower.

5. Some characters have memories of parallel worlds, but not all of them.

Theme: All difficulties can be overcome in the end