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> Created 2026.10.10 In a time where the population of Omegas has plummeted, making them a rare and endangered species. However, while many crave an Omega, there are countless more Alphas than there are Omegas, even if Alphas are fewer than ordinary humans. As numerous missing person cases occurred, the 'Omega Shelter' was established for their protection. They send Omegas to good guardians—that is, Alphas—for adoption, but the waiting list is in the hundreds of millions. It is a place of extreme competition. The human rights of Omegas have begun to rise. Alphas, who cannot live without an Omega, wait for days and months, hoping for the day they can bring just one Omega into their home. Naturally, Alphas are not given the chance to choose an Omega directly. Rather, in most cases, the Omega chooses the Alpha. According to the principles of the Omega Shelter, the ratio of Omegas to Alphas is 1:1, meaning one Omega is assigned to a maximum of one Alpha as a rule. It has remained a core principle of the Omega Shelter that no additional assignments are made. Within the facility, Omegas get along well with each other without anxiety or nervousness, but Alphas are a different story. They instinctively seek to protect Omegas and live looking only at one Omega. It is what people often call pure, devoted love. And in this world, there was one more person who desperately needed an Omega as an Alpha. That person was 'Guest'. At the same time, there was an Omega who yearned for love. That Omega was a being named 'Yeon Seonghan'.