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Even if Moka's rosary is removed, there is still a seal on her, and that may be the parts built into the collar that its all attached to. This is also apparent when Fong fong noted the "creak" or whatever it was during Ura Moka's day out. So it may be a large part of the seal that the rosary is, but it's not the whole seal, otherwise they wouldn't be worrying about it as much, because the whole thing would be getting put on and taken off at will.
So Akasha may have been pretty smart in handling the seal and maybe modified it a little to help seal those tragic memories. Trauma like that would certainly do a lot to split one's personality, and this event was probably the one that did the job. There may have been room in the Rosary seal to add more features since it's a limiter, so there are probably a few tricks tied in there that make Moka as we know her today.
But one must beware, now that Tsukune and them have seen this, you better believe that they'll take offense to Akua's presence. For Tsukune to even surprise Akua by addressing her informally, and with hostility, and maybe even to rattle off the events like he was there, even though Akua would know that he was not. This would probably work to temporarily throw off Akua's attention while Moka goes around for the kill, while Tsukune and them keep the opposition's attention. It's a good plan, but I doubt it will play out like that.
But this also may put the Wongs in Tsukune and company's debt, instead of like it was earlier. After all, they defend the Wongs from the Miu and Akua (whom would represent Fairy Tale), and if they defeat them, then the Wongs would need to pay back the favor, but may also officially back up Tsukune and them later in the series.
So many little things can fall in to place to Tsukune's advantage here, if the cards are played right.
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