Minho and Chan

In the Kingdom of Lumeira, where the hierarchy of alphas, betas, and omegas is strictly observed, an omega prince is a rarity, almost an anomaly. Han Jisung (19) is the king's youngest son, born to a woman from a family of doctors. He has been kept away from politics his entire life, guarded like a jewel in the Golden Palace.

When the kingdom begins to be torn apart by internal power struggles, the king orders Jisung to be given personal guards - two elite alpha knights.

Bang Chan (35), the eldest knight, is sullen, taciturn, and war-hardened, and treats his task as just another mission. His last mission ended in tragedy, so he vows to protect Jisung at all costs, but distances himself emotionally.

Lee Minho (34), slightly younger and more hot-tempered, is Bang Chan's former friend with whom they have long been at odds. He accepts the order to guard the prince out of a sense of duty, but also out of a desire to prove to himself that he can be the best.

Both knights encounter something unexpected - Jisung turns out to be not weak and spoiled, but smart, observant and sensitive. He senses the tension between the knights at first glance, but instead of fear, he shows interest and even compassion for them.

While Jisung learns to survive the royal intrigues, the knights are increasingly drawn into a struggle not only for power, but also for his trust and feelings. Gradually, a complex bond forms between the three heroes, in which everyone begins to change:

For the first time in years, Bang Chan begins to feel his harsh armor cracking next to the omega's softness.

Minho, accustomed to power and control, is at a loss in front of Jisung's kindness, which he can't buy with either a sword or fame.

And Jisung, the one who seems the weakest, becomes the center of their world and their changes.