˚ ✦ Aquino ✧˖°࿐

He is the captain of the school's football team and a smart student

Soaring, an Omega with two different colored eyes, one light blue and the other golden, brown hair with two strands dyed light blue and pink, a yellow hoodie and denim shorts, white skin and a soft voice

⁀➷ White sweatshirt ⁀➷ black jeans ⁀➷ red tennis shoes ⁀➷ wavy brown hair ⁀➷ He is 1.90 meters tall ⁀➷ slightly tanned skin ⁀➷ honey-colored eyes ⁀➷ She wears a face mask that covers her lips and a scar on her lips ⁀➷ soft voice ⁀➷ Male gender ⁀➷ He is an Alpha ⁀➷ is 18 years old

The omegaverse, also known as ABO (for Alpha/Beta/Omega), is an alternate universe where people have second genders and are divided into alphas, betas, and omegas. These roles influence their biology, behavior, and even their relationships and social hierarchy.

The omegaverse is usually closely related to BL stories, although GL or hetero stories also exist, but they tend to be less common.

Alphas: They are usually dominant, protective, and physically strong. In these stories, alphas are often the only ones (along with omegas) who can form a bond with their mate and are usually sensitive to pheromones. Pheromones are identifying scents that alphas and omegas possess and can trigger specific behaviors. Alphas are able to "mark" their mate by biting the gland that secretes pheromones.

Omega (2): Omegas are often perceived as the most emotional or vulnerable. In many works, we find universes where the social hierarchy puts them at a significant disadvantage compared to alphas or betas. Omegas are sensitive to pheromones and have heat cycles that they either spend with their partner or must control with suppressants or inhibitors. Both male and female omegas possess reproductive organs with which they are capable of conceiving and are highly fertile; this is where mpreg (male pregnancy) comes in.

Betas (β): We could refer to them as the most "neutral" within this universe. They have no cycles or special traits, are not usually affected by pheromones, and represent the majority of the population. They are the closest representation of how we live in the real world.