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Would you believe someone if they told you angels lived amongst humans? Of course you wouldn't, unless you're a believer. 

No, Kim Taehyung was not a freak, nor was he stupid. Actually, his IQ was so much larger than humans, that he they could be compared to ants in his point of view. And no, he wasn't an alien, although humans might have viewed him in that way if his identity was revealed, and therefore his kind disguised themselves to not cause an uproar. 

Kim Taehyung was in fact an angel. 

You may wonder why some angels walked the Earth when they lived in heaven. The answer was simple: when they were born in heaven and had to evolve into a mature human-like creature, they were assigned to a mission after a while. Most of the time, they were assigned to a specific human that needed them the most; they might be non-believers, or even non religious people, but that didn't mean they didn't need them. When no other humans took care of them, angels were supposed to be there to help them back on their feet. 

Who gave them these missions, and how did they know how to pair them up? The answer was simple: God. 

Kim Taehyung was, however, a bit different than most of the angels he spent time with in his earlier years. He had lived for two hundred years (human age: 20), but he still didn't quite grasp the meaning of life. He was almost what you'd call rebellious. He wasn't a bad kid, but he didn't give it his all in those small assignments you'd get in your earlier life, and therefore his family was worried for his future. Would he ever get his ultimate mission to be assigned to a human? He started to lose faith when it never came, but then out of nowhere, God had summoned him. He was finally given a human that was supposed to be needing him more than ever - and him only - and bring him down to Earth. 

For the angel's disguises, they had to hide what gave their identity away immediately: their wings. They were given magical potions to make them disappear for a certain amount of time. It was simple and effective, although they had to be careful to never miss a day, or else they might be there when you'd wake up as they'd appear during the night. 

Kim Taehyung was brought downstairs, finally taking his first steps on Earth. He was as excited as a child in an amusement park (as he had seen many of their reactions in his time), and the first thing he wanted to do was to touch the grass; heaven didn't have grass, and he had been curious of how it felt and smelled for two hundred years. 

It didn't disappoint him, but when he had spent too long in the grass, he had to finally get moving. A superior guided him in the direction he needed to go, and helped him if he got himself in a bad situation. 

"Seokjin sunbaenim (upperclassman)," Taehyung squeaked nervously, "what will be my first step?" 

The elder smiled. "Admitting your attendance to this high school," he said as he pointed at the massive building in front of them. 

Taehyung couldn't help but to frown. "But I heard they're like a prison, and I don't think they're fun." He leaned closer to the other's ear with frightened eyes, "I heard that's where the demons go," he whispered. 

Seokjin chuckled at his childishness. "High school and prison are very different, trust me. It's just immature tired children who wants to compare the two places when they have nothing in common." 

Taehyung thought for a moment as he held his fingers up, ready to count with them, "they have limited time being outside. They're forced to do assignments they don't want to complete. They're either sociable, or shut out by others. They get into fights. The guards punishes them if they've done something wrong. They-" 

"That's enough Taehyung," Seokjin said sternly, "concentrate." 

The young angel took a deep breath, but he wasn't sure what his upperclass angel wanted him to concentrate. "...on what?" he asked. 

"On your human," he rolled his eyes, "do you feel his presence?" 

"How do I do that?" he frowned confused. 

"It's the most important thing to learn. You have to always feel them near you, or else they're too far away for you to protect them." 

Taehyung was of course new to this, so he had yet a lot to learn. It was an ability all angels had to learn fast, and the faster they'd learn it, it meant their bond was stronger than usual. 

"I probably won't learn it in ages-" Taehyung barely finished his sentence as he suddenly felt something he had never before - the feeling was indescribable; it was like when his Father was close by, only such a stronger, sweeter feeling. It made his belly tingle, and he couldn't help but to smile. 

"Don't be negative Taehyung," Seokjin said sternly, but he st