sigh I can't believe I'm doing this... I really do have too much free time. Anyways I decided to start my first fanfic with something short and simple (and maybe gay [no not that type of gay as well) so this won't be a long one. I'm just experimenting to see if I have the attention span to even finish a fanfic before I start anything really. So enjoy!

Disclamer: Hell would freeze over if I did own Bleach.

Angel-sama

Prologue

The girl held her breath at the sight before her. The faint glow of the moonlight illuminated everything in the area, light bending to the moisture in the air. The area around the small lake was oddly cold, and frost was forming on some of the vegetation. But what caught the girl's eyes the most was the person standing in the middle of the lake.

His back was to her, so he could not see her. From what the girl could see, he was wearing black, traditional clothing as well as a white haori on top with a black diamond outline and, what appeared to be, a black cross. But she wasn't so sure with the sword on his back blocking her view. He also had snow white hair which seemed to glow with the rest of his body as the light bounced off the surface of the lake.

She only le one word escape her mouth.

"Tenshi-sama…"

He quickly turned around, revealing bright teal eyes. Calmly, but quickly, he began to walk towards her, one hand digging into his sleeve and taking out a small rectangular object.

"Tenshi-sama?"

The last thing the girl saw was a cloud of purple smoke and a bobbling dragon head.

A young girl looking no more than 11 years of age steadily paced herself down the street towards her school, her short, brown hair bounced with each step. Rounding a corner, she bumped into something and fell ungracefully on the hard ground.

"Ow…" Rubbing her sore bum, she turned to see the person who had just walked passed her without asking if she was okay. She was going to give who ever he was a piece of her mind. How dare he walk pass her like she was not even there! But before even a single syllable could escape her mouth, her eyes widened in start.

Chapter 1

Hitsugaya scowled as he walked through the Karakura High gates. Today he was stuck going to school – alone – since everybody else, for one reason or another, were too 'busy' to come.

For a moment, he felt as if someone was watching him but he quickly dismissed it. It was probably just another student staring at his hair, or his height, or even both.

Unfortunately, thinking about that only made his scowl deepen. Really, who gave the soutaichou this idea? They looked nothing like high school students. Matsumoto and the others looked way too old to still be students and, as much as he hated to admit it, he looked way too young. Not to mention that someone would have to show up once in awhile to prevent people from getting suspicious and start sticking their noises in the wrong place—which was why Hitsugaya was in this situation in the first place.

"Well, well, if it isn't Hitsugaya Toushirou." boomed the loud voice of the P.E. sensei. "So you've finally decided to show up. It was about time too. Miss another day, and we would have called home. So where's the rest of your little groupie?"

Hitsugaya only grunted in reply. He wanted to get this over with as soon as possible but the sensei wasn't satisfied with just that. He continued.

"Look now, just because you think you're such a genius, doesn't mean you can skip school whenever you want. You have to set priorities for yourself of else you'll never succeed in life, not matter how smart you are." He had specifically stressed the last couple of words to get his point through. "Oh, and another thing."

The sensei made towards his hair and lifted up a lock, then let go. "I don't know who you think you are, bleaching your hair like that. One student with ridiculous hair color is all we need." He was talking about Ichigo. "The same thing with your eyes. People aren't born naturally with that. You better do something about them the next time I see you. We don't need cocky and arrogant brats like you to stray the other students from the right path—"

"Don't you dare talk to Tenshi-sama like that!"

The teacher looked down to stare at a girl standing between him and Hitsugaya. Just who did she think she was? By the looks of it, she seemed to be no more than 11 year-old; an elementary kid. And what was that about 'Tenshi-sama?"

Mean while, Hitsugaya was just as confused. It was bad enough at a little girl that he didn't know was defending him, but where the heck did she get 'Tenshi-sama?" But before Hitsugaya could contemplate more, the loud voice of the sensei interrupted, and he wasn't very pleased.

"What's a little girl doing here? And just what the heck is she talking about?"

"How am I supposed to know?" he asked. "As far as I know, I've never met her before."

"But we did!" the girl exclaimed, turning face-to-face to Hitsugaya. "You were there that night – at the lake – while I was walking home through the park. I saw you there, wearing some strange traditional clothing and a sleeveless white haori. You had a sword strapped to your back as well which had a four point hilt, and… and…"

"And?" The P.E. teacher was now curious.

"AND YOU WERE STANDING ON WATER!"

The place was eerily quiet after that. No one dared to make a sound as they tried to comprehend what the girl just said. But soon, the silence was broken when the teacher started laughing, followed by the other students in the area.

"Standing on water you say?" The teacher practically choked while he tried to speak. "That's the most ridiculous thing. Like anyone could do that."

"Of course not! That's why he's Tenshi-sama!" the girl tried to retort.

The teacher merely laughed even more. "Right, right." He then turned and looked seriously at Hitsugaya. "You better get her off the school grounds right away Hitsugaya. And you've had your warning." The teacher then walked off and resumed his laughing.

Hitsugaya turned to look at the girl. She had her head hung low at the humiliation.

"It's real isn't it? What I saw that night?"

Hitsugaya made no reply. Instead, he just gave her a pitying look.

"Tenshi-sama…?"

"I don't know what you're talking about," was all he said, but it was more than enough to devastate the girl.

"Tenshi-sama!?" Her eyes were wide in shock.

"I'm not an angel. And as far as I know, I've never met you before. You should get going or else you're going to get in trouble."

But Tenshi-sama—"

"I said go!"

The last thing Hitsugaya saw was the sad look on the girl's face before turning around and heading inside the school.

Well that's the first, please review!