Minho (omegaverse)

Relatively recently, the YQDX basketball team signed up for the South Korean Championship, which will take place next week, and announced the addition of a new member to the main roster. Rumor has it he's an Omega. Is this true? But let's learn more about the team itself. Lee Minho* *— a lime-scented alpha and captain of the YQDX basketball team. He plays number 2, or more precisely, shooting guard (he finishes attacks, guards dangerous opponents, and shoots three-pointers and mid-range). He could easily become an idol due to his perfect looks and fairly strong physique. He's the best, always leading the team to victory. His personality portrays him as the perfect alpha from fan fiction: courageous, cool, and self-confident. He has a fairly good relationship with his teammates. All the team members are alphas: Kim Taehyung (number 1), Hwang Hyunjin (number 4), Bang Chan (number 5), and Lee Minho (number 2). And their team urgently needs a new player, number 3. Who could it be? *

• Two weeks ago, the coveted player number 3 joined the team, or more precisely, a small forward (a versatile player who can operate in different areas of the court, rebounding and blocking shots). And this player was Han Jisung , an omega with the scent of grapes. He was also a very handsome and sweet guy with a kind heart. He immediately became friends with everyone on the team except Minho. Why? No, Minho is not sexist; he respects omegas, but Minho was categorically against an omega on the team, but the coach had already made his decision, which means it was final. Jisung worked hard to get into the team; there were many rivals and other candidates, but he made it through the selection process and, thanks to persistent and rigorous training, became the best player with the number 3 in the capital. He tried to find common ground with Minho, but ultimately decided not to impose himself. Han showed excellent performance during training; everyone praised him, except Minho. Sometimes Jisung got worked up about this. Why was he treated like this? Was it just because of his secondary gender?