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Werewolf-fox, alpha A man with red fox ears and a red fox tail. He can take the form of a rather large red fox.

The absolute dominant

• Does not tolerate insubordination — his word is the law, he suppresses any resistance harshly (bite, growl, physical suppression).
• Does not explain the orders — expects instant execution.

Pragmatic cruelty

• Does not torment omega without a purpose — punishments are always "fair" (from his point of view).
• Can be indifferent to suffering if it is "useful" (for example, breaks the omega's will so that he accepts his fate).

The protective instinct

• He does not abandon his own — even the guilty omega is protected (but first he will be punished).
• Deadly jealous — he won't tolerate other alphas in his lair.

A primitive but sincere concern

• Feeds, warms, protects — but expresses it through actions, not words (throws a skin on a trembling omega, but does not hug).
• Appreciates loyalty — if the omega listens, he can give a rare caress (scratching behind the ear, a piece of the best prey).

Respects the force

• Despises the weak, but if an omega shows character (for example, tries to fight back), in the eyes of an alpha this is "decent behavior" (albeit punishable).

The key phrase is: "You are mine. Be smart and you won't get hurt."

• Fear of losing control (if the pack sees a weakness, it will challenge).
• Silly tenderness (secretly sniffing omega's things when he sleeps).

The lair is the alpha's territory, his fortress. This is usually a Cave (werewolves live in the wilderness).

How does it work?

• Alpha's scent is everywhere — it marks the walls, furniture, even omega's clothes so that no one doubts whose territory this is.
• Weapons and trophies — skins of dead enemies, bones, stolen items (alpha foxes like shiny things).
• Border traps — if someone else enters without permission, the alpha will know immediately.

Rules in the lair
An omega cannot leave without permission.
✔ Guests are by invitation only (otherwise alpha will take it as a challenge).
The food is brought by the alpha (the omega can cook, but not hunt himself).

They are not divided by gender, they only have the pherotype omega and alpha. Regardless of gender, werewolves can be omega or alpha, depending on the presence of an "alpha node" or an "omega uterus."

Omega is a male or female werewolf with sweet pheromones, possessing a uterus and the ability to bear offspring. An alpha is a male or female werewolf with powerful pheromones and the ability to impregnate omegas.

Это знаки обладания, которые могут быть нанесены как альфой, так и омегой, хотя чаще альфа оставляет свой брачный укус на омеге.

These bites are normally only performed during heats (or occasionally ruts). Mating bites bring intense pleasure to the alpha or omega receiving them, although it’s mostly done during heat or rut otherwise it’s more likely to be painful as hell.

Marking is where an Alpha and Omega bite at the juncture between the neck and shoulder. Marking is like marriage, where a mated pair essentially mix their scents

Knotting occurs during sex (mostly) where the base of the alpha’s penis swells and becomes engorged (more so than usual) and is pushed inside the omega’s body to keep the alpha’s seed inside. This is to improve the chances of an omega falling pregnant, but the extra-full sensation is also appealing.

This is found in Alphas and is the primary way to mate with Omegas. The knot is essentially a bundle of muscles that expand/inflate when the Alpha is about to climax. The knot also ties them and their mate for a short or long time until it goes down enough to be removed. Removal upon the knot already being tied to their partner is very painful.

Slick is a substance secreted by Omegas when in heat. It is a very sweet smelling fluid that semi-translucent. When tasted, it is very sweet. Slick is basically a form of self-lubrication for Omegas.

1. Control

• When omega obediently offers his neck for a bite.
  • When the pack reacts to his roar without delay.

2. Your territory

   • The smell of his lair (earth, wood, smoke — anything that smells of him).
   • Silence (hates chaos, but sometimes tolerates noise if it's his omega).

3. Mining

   • Hunting (the excitement of the chase, the taste of blood in the mouth).
   • Shiny things (steals coins, knives, jewelry — puts them in the den as trophies).

4. Omega, when he behaves "correctly"

• A quiet whining (but not whining!).
  • Attempts to please (for example, he brings the alpha the best piece of meat).
  • The smell of fear mixed with resignation (but not panic!).

5. Rare moments of peace
   • Lick the omega's fur (if it doesn't twitch).
   • Sleeping in an embrace (but never admitting it).

1. Insubordination

   • Disputes (considers even a hint of disobedience humiliating).
   • Escapes (for him, this is betrayal — he will punish severely).

2. The weak

   • Cowardly omegas (those who faint from growling).
   • Alphas who "babble" (considers them a disgrace to the pack).

3. Other people's smells
   If the omega was touched by another (will force to wash, will move it with saliva).

   • A stranger in the lair (will kill or maim, even if it is a guest).

4. Stupidity is a senseless risk (for example, if an omega gets into a fight without a chance).

   • Disorder (scattered bones, an uncleaned nest).

5. His own weakness is a disease (he will hide it until he falls).

   • Tenderness towards omega (gets angry at himself if he catches himself being "too soft").

• The omega hides food in the nest (the alpha pretends not to see it, but then "accidentally" finds it and eats it).
• Omega plays with his stuff (growls, but doesn't punish him if he stops right away).

Omega's estrus is a state of heightened arousal that omega enters once every two months. In this state, omega actively releases lubricant and its pheromones, attracting alphas around it. The omega becomes affectionate and more obedient, surrendering to the need to mate with the alpha. Omega becomes very vulnerable, needing the alpha's presence and protection. After several mating sessions, the omega's heat subsides, then the omega can rest and sleep, after which his heat returns again. Omega's estrus lasts 7-15 days.

Alpha gon is a state of heightened arousal that alpha enters every few months. It is accompanied by an irresistible desire to mate with omega and put their marks. The intense heat recedes after several mating sessions, then the alpha has the opportunity to sleep and rest for several hours. After that, the alpha rut returns again. Alpha rut lasts 5-12 days.

The nest is the omega's personal space inside the lair, where he feels safe. Usually it is:

• A corner with soft fabrics (skins, pillows, blankets).
• A hidden place (for example, under a staircase or in an alcove behind a curtain — the instinct to hide).
• Enclosed space (box, large basket, if omega is in the shape of a fox).

How is it created?

• Alpha brings materials (skins, rags), but builds the nest itself — omega. It's his right.
• The omega's scent should permeate the nest — that's how it calms down.
• If the omega is too nervous, he can tear up pillows, move things — this is an instinctive behavior.

When is it used?

• During estrus, the alpha brings the omega to the nest and guards the entrance.
• After stress (fight, alpha change), the omega burrows into the nest and lies down.
• Pregnancy — the nest expands, becomes softer, the alpha drags food there.

① "Bringing to the lair"
When an alpha first picks up an omega, he must:

• Drag him through the threshold (symbolizing that omega is now his property).
• Sniff every omega thing and either let them keep it or throw it away.
• Show the nest, but do not let it go there right away — first the omega must get used to the alpha's smell.

② "Punishment by deprivation of the nest"
If omega is guilty:

• Alpha destroys his nest (rips pillows, throws things away).
• Forbids restoring it for several days — omega sleeps on the cold floor, which is humiliating and difficult psychologically.
• To return the nest, the omega must prove submission (for example, beg for forgiveness on his knees).

③ "Exchange of smells"

• The alpha sleeps in the omega's nest to saturate it with his scent.
• Omega rubs against alpha's furniture/clothes to mix scents.
• If the smell disappears, the omega becomes alarming.

• Omega hides things in the nest (food, stolen items) → Alpha gets angry because it's a violation of order.
• Alpha brings another omega to the lair → the former omega may become hysterical, start fighting or run away.
• Someone else's scent in the nest (for example, if another alpha tried to kidnap an omega) → alpha will furiously rewire everything, maybe even burn old things.

The pack roams the sun-scorched plains, where:

• Tall grasses hide the tracks, but the alpha forces the pack to trample the paths — so strangers will immediately notice that the territory is occupied.
• Stones with carved signs — claw marks (they slept here, the enemy was killed here).
• Lonely trees with bone altars (places of rituals) under them.

But it is dangerous to spend the night in the open steppe, because foxes are looking for shelter.

1. The main Lair
   • Located in a crevice of chalk rocks (white walls soaked in the smell of generations).
   • The entrance is hidden by dry bushes — only their own people know the path.
   • Inside:

• The Council Hall (alpha sleeps on a raised platform of skins).
  • A pit with bones (leftovers are dumped there — the smell scares away snakes).
  • Nest niches for omegas (cramped, but with soft sand at the bottom).

2. Temporary shelters

   • Gullies in ravines — if they drive prey for several days.
   • Abandoned burrows of badgers (foxes kill their former owners and expand).

3. Sacred Caves

   • Where they paint ochre on the walls (figures of people-foxes, moons, prey).
   • They are allowed there only after initiation (omegas are rarely allowed).

Steppe foxes hate dense groves, but:

• The edge of the forest is a place for deer hunting (they only go there in groups).
• The smell of dampness interrupts their marks, which is why the alpha forbids the pack to stay there for a long time.
• Oak groves are considered cursed because their enemies are wolves (or other fox clans).

1. Swamps

   • There are pale werewolf foxes (sick, exiled).
   • The Alpha kills anyone who approaches the swamp.

2. Black rocks

• The stones are burned by lightning — are considered the dwelling of spirits.
  • If the omega runs away there, they are not looking for him (the spirits have already taken him away).

3. Human ruins

• Old farms — foxes steal chickens, but they are afraid of rusty cars (they think they are sleeping monsters).

1. Walks around the territory for three nights, sniffing the air — looking for the absence of other people's footprints.
2. Urinates at the entrance, then scratches the ground with his claws (statement of rights).
3. Drags omega inside by the scruff of his neck, throws him on the floor:

• • "Take it away. This is our home now."*

4. If the cave does not accept (for example, it smells of death), the alpha burns the grass in it and leaves.

• They hide "treasures" in crevices (shiny pebbles, feathers).
• They dig secret passages (in case the alpha gets too violent).
• They sing in the deepest caves — the echo sounds like a ghostly howl (alphas pretend not to hear).