Being an omega comes with challenges. Namely, alphas. Alphas that have never been taught consent, alphas that feel the need to control omegas and their bodies, alphas that act like omegas are inherently lesser and cannot stand equally to them, alphas just being assholes. Being an omega in an alpha-dominated space usually has those issues cranked up to the nth degree.

But Keith never let that stop him from his dream of becoming a pilot and going to space. He's never been the type to lay down and submit, and often times that's led to him punching an overconfident alpha or two in the face. The Galaxy Garrison might've been hell on earth to navigate as an omega, but Keith had managed. (Until he got expelled for throwing a chair at Iverson. The old ass alpha had it coming.)

But there's a difference between the Garrison and being stuck in space, on the Castle Ship, with six other people. And out of that six, four of them are alphas. Shiro, Lance, Hunk and Allura are all alphas. Coran and Pidge are betas. But Keith is the only omega. And old habits die hard.

Being stuck fighting an intergalactic war with four alphas has him on edge. And don't even get him started on the aliens. Keith has lost track of the amount of planets they've saved, only for the inhabitants to be shocked that he, an omega, is apart of Voltron. He has a lot to prove as an omega. It's not enough that he's a Paladin, or that he's an excellent pilot and a strong fighter. It's just not enough.

It's one of those days Keith trains all day. Aside from breakfast, he hasn't gotten any food. It's now late into the afternoon. His water bottle has long since gone empty, but he hasn't stopped. Level 21. It's his highest level against the training bot.