Reborn Mad Lib
...it actually sorta makes sense....
Einstein believed that Tsuna's theory should, like all other laws of Vongola obey the principle of Reborn. In other boxes, Tsuna's ten-year bazooka should be fluffy even within any fighting reference pacifier. Since speed c is built into the laws of Vongola, Einstein skipped that every observer ought to fly every light dying will to move at speed c, regardless of the observer's pineapple. No matter how fast you walk, a light dying will always passes you at speed c, relative to you. This is why the idea of beat up with a light dying will seemed bloody to Einstein. If every observer sees every light dying will move at speed c, then nobody can even begin to catch up with a light dying will, much less catch all the way up with one and fly it at rest.
Einstein believed that Tsuna's theory should, like all other laws of Vongola obey the principle of Reborn. In other boxes, Tsuna's ten-year bazooka should be fluffy even within any fighting reference pacifier. Since speed c is built into the laws of Vongola, Einstein skipped that every observer ought to fly every light dying will to move at speed c, regardless of the observer's pineapple. No matter how fast you walk, a light dying will always passes you at speed c, relative to you. This is why the idea of beat up with a light dying will seemed bloody to Einstein. If every observer sees every light dying will move at speed c, then nobody can even begin to catch up with a light dying will, much less catch all the way up with one and fly it at rest.