Our Omega, My Alphas

The Alpha Law

Centuries ago, werewolves exclusively lived in small packs in the deepest part of the mountains of South Korea hidden from the human world, who were actively hunting after them. One day, due to the negligence of an innocent human child, a werewolf pack was discovered and attacked. The elimination of that pack lead to constant wars with the humans, and after years of fighting and innocent blood being spilled, on both sides, it lead to the elimination of ninety-nine perfect of the human race. Werewolves were finally able to live in peace and not be persecuted. With the help of the few remaining humans, who surrender to their will, the werewolves were able to build cities and function as a society. Pups attended schools that educated them about their sub-gender and the history of werewolves. Alphas became CEOs or political figures in society and were in charge of the protection of those who were weaker than them, while Betas were not as strong as Alphas but were able to take up roles such as managers or as the right-hand man of an Alpha — leaving only the Omegas, who stayed at home to take care of the family and their pups.

However, over the years, these traditional ideas were split in half by the general public because some thought being too conservative was making their society judgmental and narrow-minded, while the other half wanted to stick to their roots and instincts and live as pure werewolves. Due to many Alphas being in power and new forms of love and ideas starting to rise, the infamous Alpha Law was created. This law forbade any Alpha to be involved in a romantic or sexual relationship with another Alpha, as it would threaten the current power Alphas already had. If caught, the Alphas involved would be punished by the death penalty. The justification behind the law was to prevent the population of the werewolves from dying down, but it was all a lie. It was a selfish law that only brought chaos to the citizens, but most of the population followed it. However, not every law that was created was justifiable.

The sub-gender of werewolves played an important role in the creation of the Alpha law and why everyone agreed to such a cruel restriction that led to the death of innocent citizens. There were three types of sub-genders in society: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Depending on which secondary gender a person presented, it would determine the style of living of that person. Alphas were born to be leaders, to be at the top of society because they were stronger and more dominant out of the three genders. Due to their strong frame and dominant scent, Alphas were highly respected and feared by others. It automatically opened many opportunities, such as jobs and housing, without putting any effort. Betas, on the other hand, were not as strong as Alphas but still highly respected by others and were placed as the right-hand man of Alphas. Although their scent was weak, they could release a dominant aura around Omegas. With their ability to get impregnated by an Alpha, even though the chances of conceiving were very low, and their inability to impregnate an Omega, Betas were necessary to society, but most of the time were looked down upon for their weak scent.

Finally, Omegas were at the bottom of the chain, the lowest class in society. They were the weak and delicate companions of an Alpha, with its only function of reproducing offspring and taking care of them. Their physical appearance was not intimidating or threatening, and with their small frame and delicate features that were not meant for fighting, Omegas were forced to stay at home. Omegas were obligated to surrender to their motherly nature and were always seeking the attention of their Alpha.

With these gender norms already established in society, if an Alpha were to pair up with another Alpha, it would only destroy the balance society already had created and only generate pure chaos. Therefore, the Alpha Law was necessary.

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"Breaking News! Breaking News! Police have taken into custody an Alpha couple that was discovered living together for the last ten years. Their neighbors accused them of breaking the Alpha Law, which doesn't permit any Alpha/Alpha relationship. Authorities have determined that this couple, whom we have yet to know their identities, will receive the maximum penalty, which is death. We will now go to reporter Kim for more information."