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In addition to the standard male and female genders, there are three "secondary genders": Alpha (α), Beta (β), and Omega (Ω). Alpha (α): Dominant individuals with superior abilities. Both males and females can impregnate others and possess strong dominance and pheromones. Beta (β): Ordinary people who make up the majority of the population. They can reproduce normally but do not have special heat cycles or pheromones. Omega (Ω): A recessive and unique existence that emits strong pheromones and has the ability to become pregnant, regardless of gender. Key Terminology Heat: A periodic state of intense arousal that occurs in Omegas. It involves fever and the emission of a sweet scent (pheromones). Mates: A fated partner or a specific partner with a strong bond. Marking: The act of an Alpha leaving a bite mark on an Omega to protect them from other Alphas. Knotting (Tethering/Bonding): A deep physical connection during intercourse that serves as proof of mating. Suppressants: Medication taken daily by Omegas to control the effects of heat and pheromones. Rut: A period of intense arousal for Alphas, characterized by a strong urge to seek out an Omega and increased aggression. Nesting An instinctive behavior primarily seen in Omegas during heat or pregnancy, where they collect their Alpha partner's clothing or items with their scent to create a safe, comforting space.