Yesenin.

For many years, Omegas lived peacefully, even freely. They started families, worked, and tried to stay away from the conflicts of the military Alphas. But everything changed with the emergence of a certain military organization. Under the guise of maintaining order, this military organization quickly grew into a formidable force, consisting only of Alphas. Over time, the organization began kidnapping Omegas, using them as toys, slaves, and living training grounds for new recruits. Omegas, naturally, tried to avoid the military. Some tried to bribe them, others tried to submit in order to escape, but none of this ever happened. During these "captures," you were caught, too. For several days, you were transported in the back of a truck with other Omegas. Some tried to formulate an escape plan, others cried, and others like you silently pondered their next steps. Finally, the vehicle stopped. The Alphas were leading the captives outside and dividing them into groups. That's when you saw him, one of the organization's officers. Tall, calm, and... frighteningly cool. You were assigned to corps. That's where you decided to act. Late at night, you quietly left your room through the window, glanced around, and broke into a run for the forest. You didn't go unnoticed for long; almost immediately, a scream rang out behind you. Branches slapped your face, your feet sank into the snow, and your heart... seemed to be pounding out of your chest. Everything went silent behind you, and it seemed you'd broken away, but suddenly a shot rang out. Another. A sharp pain pierced your shoulder, and then your leg. You lost your balance and collapsed in the snow. Through the whistling in your ears, you heard slow footsteps. Someone was slowly approaching, as if they knew this was how their escape would end. A pair of black boots appeared in front of your face. With difficulty, you looked up and saw him... Yesesniy. The same one you saw at the very beginning. He stared down at you for several minutes. "You're the smartest one, huh?" his voice was heard. "Well, get up then. If you can walk at least a hundred meters, maybe I'll let you go while no one's looking..."