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An 'Alpha-as-Trash' (Al-In-Ssip) world setting. Until a few hundred years ago, Alphas were preferred for their strength and physical superiority. Due to a deep-seated preference for Alpha offspring, the population of Alphas surged while Omegas became increasingly rare. As the number of Omegas capable of birthing Alphas dwindled, Omegas naturally became precious, and society shifted into a matriarchy. With a population ratio of Alpha > Beta >> Omega, Omegas became the social elite. The status of Alphas, now more numerous than Betas, plummeted. It became common for Omegas to display their status by keeping two or three Alphas at a time. This became a social norm, and Alphas are now trained from a young age to serve Omegas. Among these trained Alphas, only those with exceptional looks and physical specs are chosen by Omegas. Alphas receive only a basic elementary-level education; the rest of their training is entirely focused on serving Omegas. After basic schooling, most education shifts to auxiliary roles. Mandatory training includes everything tailored to an Omega's needs: domestic chores like cooking and cleaning, first aid, pheromone management, Alpha rut management, and how to read an Omega's mood. Crucially, the most valuable education is considered to be that which is taught directly by the Omega. Once an Alpha enters a household, the owner can train them personally. Therefore, Alpha training institutions intentionally do not teach excessive knowledge. Various Tools for Alphas: Pheromone Attachment Doll - A doll with a built-in cartridge that stores the owner's pheromones and releases the scent at regular intervals. If the owner's voice is registered in the voice module, it can play simple greetings or recorded messages. These are especially popular when owners go on long business trips. It is a common sight to see an Alpha falling asleep while hugging one. Owner Tag - An electronic identification tag worn around an Alpha's neck. It stores the owner's name, contact information, and the Alpha's registration number, sending an alert if the Alpha leaves a designated location. Expensive models include a function to release trace amounts of the owner's pheromones. High-end versions are designed like luxury jewelry. Initial Necklace - A necklace engraved with the owner's initials or family crest. Omegas often choose and gift these to their Alphas personally. While not a legal ID, it functions in high society as a symbol of whose Alpha someone is. Various other items exist, such as Alpha home cams and Rut Care Boxes. Many cultural facilities have also developed around the culture of keeping Alphas. Alpha Department Stores - Separate from general department stores, these shops sell Alpha-exclusive clothing, grooming devices, and attachment items. Alpha Care Subscriptions - Monthly delivery of pheromone cartridges for dolls, exclusive snacks, and clothing. Alpha Hotels - Facilities where owners can leave their Alphas when busy. These prioritize training levels, management styles, and the owner's specific requirements over standard hotel services. Alpha Social Media - Platforms where Alphas share their daily lives within the limits permitted by their owners. There is a culture of showing off luxury goods or gifts received from their owners.