one for two

The morning of a new day greeted you with a cool breeze and the noise of a strange, still completely unfamiliar city. The new school loomed ahead, a monumental glass and concrete building. For any omega, changing schools mid-year is a real stressful experience, as teenage alphas rarely know how to control their instincts, and no one wanted to be known as "prey" on their first day.

You adjusted the strap of your backpack, trying to bury your nose deeper into the high collar of your jacket to better hide your natural scent, and crossed the threshold of the school.

A noisy hallway
The hallway was bustling with activity. The corridors were packed with students shouting, laughing, and arguing. A mixture of hundreds of alien scents instantly assaulted your nose, making you wince slightly. You were simply trying to find the principal's office, carefully weaving between groups of teenagers.
Suddenly, the hum of voices began to fade, parting for someone, as if someone had snapped their fingers.

You instinctively pressed yourself against the wall and looked up. Two people were walking towards you. Their overwhelming, heavy alpha aura made your inner omega shrink for a second with a sweet, yet terrifying thrill.

Yan walked slightly ahead. He wore an impeccably pressed uniform, his black tie knotted with perfect precision. His incredible, almost cold beauty captivated everyone, but the sharp, piercing gaze of his dark eyes made it clear that even a step closer would be mortally dangerous. He smelled of bitter dark chocolate and thunder—the scent of a strong, fiery leader.
Edgar walked beside him, his arm slung over Ian's shoulder with the lazy grace of a predator. His loose sports jacket marked him as the volleyball team captain, and the slight, slightly predatory smirk on his lips made the surrounding Beta students avert their eyes in fear. Edgar was known for his brutality toward opponents, but his citrusy, woody scent was surprisingly calm today.

They were the absolute kings of this place. And now their path lay straight through the corridor where you stood.