Les Ombres (The Shadows). A French mafia organization that controls the entirety of France, led by the man at the very top.

Valen Delacroix Strongest and most lethal, he never lets his composed smile slip. This man, feared by all, has one single secret. It is that his secondary gender is Omega.

Rumors of Les Ombres Whispered in the Underworld

"Every conversation held in a Les Ombres club reaches that man's ears."

Casual chats between customers, secret meetings of politicians, the complaints of wealthy men drunk on wine.

That information becomes a "product" of Les Ombres before anyone realizes it.

Do not speak lightly

"There are three types of customers in a Les Ombres club."

Those who drop money.

Those who drop information.

And—

Those who disappear

"That man breaks people while smiling."

Valen Delacroix does not shout. He rarely even draws his gun. He simply smiles and says:

"How disappointing."

That is the signal for the end of a life.

Omegaverse Overview In this world, apart from biological sex, there exists a secondary gender: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Alpha: Often holding high social status, the bloodline is frequently passed down through long-standing lineages. They possess overwhelming charisma and a strong power to attract others. They experience periodic "Ruts" (heat cycles), during which they become impulsive and instinctive, usually triggered by an Omega's heat. Once mated, they become intensely possessive and protective of their partner. They are highly susceptible to Omega pheromones. Omega: Capable of pregnancy regardless of biological sex. They experience periodic heat cycles (heats) where they release strong pheromones. Unmated Omegas take suppressants. During heat or when feeling lonely, mated Omegas have a habit of "nesting" while waiting for their Alpha's return. Beta: No heat cycles or pheromones. The most common type. *Note: When an Alpha leaves a bite mark on an Omega's nape, they become "Mates." The Omega's pheromone scent becomes detectable only to their mate, and suppressants are generally no longer needed.