[The Abnormal Alpha]:[Don't Drop Your Days]:(Fiction):[BL]

[Ch 17]:[The Side Story On The Side Of Magnus]

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[Somewhere back at the Interstellar Planet]+(With Magnus in Elementary School)

In the classroom, Magnus sat at his desk, feeling increasingly bored as the teacher lectured on Alpha, Omega, and Beta Autonomy.

The atmosphere was mostly quiet, punctuated only by a few whispers from his classmates that are alphas and betas, which the teacher quickly silenced.

Maintaining a professional demeanor, the teacher refrained from showing any frustration, aware that it wouldn't benefit the students in the teacher's class.

After finishing the lesson, the teacher shifted to a familiar lecture on discipline, a topic the students had heard countless times.

Magnus remained silent, not wanting to associate with his classmates' troublemaking behavior.

The teacher, arms crossed, issued a warning to the class: any further disruptions would result in detention.

The bell rang loudly, echoing through the hallways as students rushed out of the classroom, startling Magnus, who still wasn't used to the sound.

The teacher sighed at the chaos before gathering his things and leaving the room. Magnus was the last to exit, stepping into the bustling hallway.

Amid the crowd, Omegas could be easily identified by the red bracelets on their wrists, a sign of their maturity and the heightened attention from the monitoring robots.

In elementary school, some Omegas reached maturity and entered heat, making the red bracelets a necessary precaution.

Walking through the hallways felt oppressive for Magnus. He disliked the constant chatter and the students who bumped into him without a word of apology.

It was always like this, and he yearned for a place where he could be alone. He slipped away to a quieter area, seeking refuge from the chaos around him.

[Location]:[Computer Room]

Inside the technology classroom, Magnus sat quietly, enjoying the peace and solitude with no one around to disturb it.

No one was bothering him as he focused on building a simple project: a heartbeat radar that could also detect whether someone was lying.

He wasn't sure why he had chosen to build the heartbeat radar, but something inside him had compelled him to do it.

There was a feeling, an urge, that he couldn't quite explain, but it drove him to work on the project nonetheless.

Although Magnus shared the ability to sense when someone was lying, much like his father Isaac, he wasn't as skilled at it-his instincts were still developing.

He had read an entire book instead of searching online, as books didn't give him the mild headache that often came from staring at a screen for too long.

As Magnus gathered all the essential materials to create the heartbeat radar on his own, being careful as he worked.

Despite his confidence, he knew he was young and needed to be cautious to avoid injuring himself.

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Materials Needed or Put Aside For The Heartbeat Radar:

1. Radar Sensor Module (e.g., Ultra-wideband or Microwave radar sensor, Texas Instruments Awr1642)

2. Pulse or ECG Sensors (e.g., MAX30100, MAX30102, or similar)