Golden Omegas [Now rewritten as Aureate Perennials]

Chapter Sixteen: Plan, Plans, Plants

Worried souls, the prince and the omega, planning a rescue, three figures

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Flapping noises.

Cloth dancing with the wind.

The ships were still on the vast sea.

"Those fuckers!" A blonde-haired alpha cursed and slammed a beer mug down. His crewmen flinched.

"I swear if those people from Helios begin looking for the prince, there's no guarantee that Shiratorizawa and Nohebi will protect us," he glared at the window as he kept on hitting the table.

"Now, now. We're gonna be fine, as long as they don't find our ships we'll be safe," a messy brown-haired beta told him.

"Didn't you see how advanced Helios was? I reckon that they're smart people. We'll be fucked if they find us," he looked at the beta.

"So what're we to do cap'n?"

"Dock the ship at Modoka, we'll stay at Karasuno for now. Take every belonging you have. We'll go in three boats at a time," he instructed and stood up.

The crew immediately moved and informed the captains of the other ships. They set sailed and headed to Modoka, once they were packed up, they took boats and headed to Karasuno.

"Let's pay the crows a visit," he grinned.

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The moon shone high up in the sky.

A blonde and a black-haired omega exited the carriage.

The omega's eyes widened, he set his eyes before a large residence. Roofs were black, behind them was a foggy mountain, by the entrance of the gate greeted bushes of orange flowers who despite the darkness of the night seemed bright. A pillar by the gate had a silver plate that read, 

'House Kageyama.'

"Welcome to House Kageyama, One of the influential families in Karasuno, and is in line for the throne," Takinoue smirked at the amazed omega.

"What happened to his majesty's sons?" he blurted out, only to slap his hand to his mouth.

He's a servant, from the lowest class of the society, and a servant must never speak unless allowed to. Takinoue chuckled at him, "Don't worry, I'm not really uptight with social class positions. Plus friend of mine actually is married to a male omega, being acquainted with them changed my views of omegas."

"His mate really still feels sad even to this moment. Over forty years since the first male omega appeared, your kind is still being discriminated and treated badly," Takinoue talked as they walked through the courtyard of the residence.