The arcobaleno trials

Enough so, that Checker Face considers the other two-thirds of the Tri-ni-sette the Vongola and Mare Rings to be negligible, especially in the face of how many more rings there are as compared to the Pacifiers. The purpose of the Arcobaleno is to harness and protect the Pacifiers with their lives no matter what. Because the Pacifiers carry the majority power of the Tri-ni-sette, the drain caused by them is a near guarantee of dying as a sacrifice.

The few who do "survive" are the exception; being those with enough will power to adapt to Bermuda von Veckenschtein 's Flame of Night and becoming a member of the Vindice. As the Flame of Night is not their own Flames, in reality they are more like animated corpses that rely on Bermuda's injected power. Despite there having been many generations of Arcobaleno, only seven of them have managed to last beyond the removal of their original Flames.

After Talbot created the Pacifier Jars, which can contain the Flames of Tri-ni-sette by continuously maintained by Bermuda's Flame of Night, Kawahira removed the Arcobaleno Curse for good, and thus, ending the cycle of Arcobaleno.

In return, the Vindice became the protectors of the Tri-ni-sette for eternity to prevent another Arcobaleno to be born. When the chosen seven are burdened with the pacifiers, it causes the reduction in size of the bearers.

Physically, they bear the resemblance to a toddler. Their abilities and intelligence remain intact, but because of their infantile body, aspects of speech, and stamina can be affected, In addition to their retained abilities, they can emit Dying Will Flames throughout their entire body. However, the holder of the Orange Pacifier, the Sky, is an exception. Natsu nodded.

That's one down. Just make sure you got the money ready after this He so did not want to do this job but since Skull was paying a generous amount of money for him to do so, he'll do it for the money's sake. You better do a good job and don't screw up!

Just who do you think you're talking to? Mammon thought but didn't bother to say this out loud to the Cloud Arcobaleno but inwardly groaned in irritation before departing to carry out the task he's been paid to do.

The job is simple. Using his illusion to disguise as Natsume, he was to get the Cloud and Mist guardian's attention by angering them and lure them towards the real Decimo so that they'll both beat him up.

Such a childish plan. Natsu don't even know that this Tsuna here is not his brother but an imposter. What would happen if Tsuna just up and left, leaving nothing behind but emptiness? Tsuna didn't want to do that to him or to the others. The truth would have to come out someday. But for now, he'll have to find a way back first.

The truth will have to wait. It was a exhausting and difficult two days. The Mist Trial was weird as Mammon doesn't seemed to be serious at all the whole time. The day started off fine till they received a note telling them that Kyoko has been kidnapped, sending them all in a state of worry. Mammon gave them riddles to follow the whole way all the while throwing weird contraptions at them to fight.

The ones participating in the trial of adaptability was Yamamoto, Natsu and Ryohei. Mammon tried to use his mist to confuse them and trap them in a maze but they managed to clear that mainly because of Ryohei. He had lead the way out of the maze of mist and towards Namimori Shrine where Kyoko was supposedly held. Turns out it was just a illusion and Kyoko wasn't actually kidnapped. Viper and Skull take their leave.

Aria takes her leave of Tsuna. Gamma goes to pick up Aria, scolding his boss about going off without telling him where. Of course he is, he answers with embarrassment.

Aria gets in the car. Viper, well, Mammon, meets Belphegor at that alley we saw before. Also this confirms their Hariyama stunt. But they have to go back, or they will hear it from their own boss. Bel confirms that Viper was Monta, as he teases that Mammon is no fun. Skull goes home in a little speedboat. He will return to conquer, he says. Verde promises to complete the box weapons, now that he has the theory all down now.

Lal and Colonello talk at those hills. Colonello asks when he will see her again. Promise: try to be more ladylike next time. He flies off and tells her to take care. Bianchi is first to open the door…with its related effects on her half-brother.

Nana has a feast ready for everybody. Sawada tells Tsuna about seeing the broken toys in the backyard and finding the kids gone. Fuuta tugs at his sleeve. Please to let him know once the time is right. Which links to why the older version is in on the action.

Yamamoto reaches the sushi restaurant. He takes a deep breath and walks in. This is the last time, after all, that he will see his father alive. She goes into dreamland and talks with Mukuro there. At least she is safe, he says as he disappears. At sunrise the next day, Tsuna readies with the kids and Reborn. But Nana and Bianchi are in the kitchen discussing recent events, as they hear the footfall of the kids just outside.

Bianchi notes that men rarely understand how hard it is for women to wait for them. Fuuta watches Tsuna and the little kids leave through a window. As Yamamoto leaves his house, his father calls to him. He lies about early baseball practice.

He truthfully adds that he has an important match he cannot lose.