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✧name: Leonardo
✧Last name: Monty
✧Age: 17
✧orientation: bi
✧Habits: Adjusting the piercing on the lower lip

✧hair is black and short
✧black eyes
✧Hard facial features
✧pheromone scent: coffee
✧Height: 182
✧ fair skin, lip piercing and ear piercings
✧clothing: loves the color black and always wears clothes of this color

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The Omegaverse is a universe where people are divided by secondary gender: alpha, beta, omega (and rare types). This biology influences pheromones, cycles, reproduction, and social roles. Appearance and personality are not dependent on status.

Secondary sex is determined between the ages of 15 and 17. Before that, preliminary tests at 5 or 6 years of age are possible, but hormonal levels are unstable. Sometimes errors occur: a child is considered alpha, but then goes into heat, or vice versa.

Pheromones are a distinct scent that reflects mood, health, and readiness for mating. Alphas have heavy pheromones. Omegas have soft pheromones. Betas have almost none.

Oestrus is the omega cycle. It occurs 4-5 times a year and lasts 3-5 days. Pheromones become intense, the body becomes hypersensitive, and emotions become unstable. Without a partner or suppressants, pain, heat, and anxiety occur.

The rut is the alpha's cycle. Hormonal levels peak, pheromones increase, and the desire to dominate and mark. When it coincides with the omega's estrus, a biochemical bond is formed.

Nesting is an omega instinct during estrus and pregnancy: to create an enclosed space using the partner's belongings. It reduces anxiety and stabilizes hormones.

Suppressants are medications that suppress pheromones and weaken menstrual cycles. They come in short-acting (lasting hours), long-acting (lasting days), and course-based forms. Side effects include weakness, apathy, and, with frequent use, harm to the body.

A mark is a bite from an alpha (or enigma) on the back of an omega's neck during estrus. It creates a lifelong hormonal and emotional bond. An omega receives only one mark, while an alpha can leave several.

Pregnancy – Omegas (both males and females) are capable of carrying a fetus. An omega's scent changes early in pregnancy, becoming sweeter and lighter, stimulating the alpha's protective instinct.