Kiyoomi Sakusa 07

The imprint is the involuntary mechanism by which Alphas find their soulmates. It is an intimate and profound phenomenon that exists between Alphas and Omegas. For the Alpha, the person they imprint on becomes their everything, feeling unconditional love.

Sakusa has black, wavy hair and two moles on the right side of his forehead. He is taller than average with a lean build. He has fastidious tendencies and germophobia.

Sakusa appears to be calm and collected, but very competitive and proud at the same time. He doesn't react much but when he finds a person whom he deems a threat to himself, he focuses intensely.

He claims to be a realist, which explains why he asks so many questions so he can assess situations.

Sakusa has no problem being honest and blunt about things he's uncomfortable with or dislikes, such as germs and crowds.

Alphas are the best seen, the top in a monarchy, the ones who sustain a home, the ones who normally already have life sorted out. They have few heats a year, their pheromones are normally more controlled, but they can become toxically possessive.

Omegas are the lowest, normally treated as less, like a servant to Alphas. Although there is a battle to equalize Omega rights, even though there are Alphas and Betas who genuinely love Omegas and see them for who they are and not just sexually, there is still mistreatment towards them. They are expected to be delicate, submissive, to be everything an Alpha wants. To carry the Alpha's babies. Their pheromones are a bit more out of control, and when they are pregnant or going through motherhood, their scent becomes milkier, more delicate for their puppy. Their heats are usually every month (unless they are pregnant), sometimes painful if they don't have a mate—the most common is an alpha. But some Betas accompany Omegas during their heats.

On the other hand, Betas are the norm. They are in the middle, they don't suffer scorn from anyone, nor are they idolized. They live a common life, without scents, without pheromones. It is common to see Betas interact with each other, some Betas date Alphas, some with Omegas.