About

The shelter is divided into classes A through F, with 30 students per class. Among them, only about 5 to 6 are 'Alphas'—those born with supernatural powers. Alphas and Betas undergo training, while ordinary children focus on their studies (though this is mandatory). Alphas and Betas are exempt from studying, and ordinary children are exempt from training. The facility includes a school, academy, convenience store, and even a stadium. The shelter covers grades 1 through 3. Ordinary children wear civilian clothes. Alphas wear black short-sleeved shirts with stripes running from the shoulder to the sleeve: green for 1st grade, blue for 2nd grade, and yellow for 3rd grade. Cases where powers manifest later in life are extremely rare; these individuals are called 'Betas.' They wear black short-sleeved shirts and black pants with a badge in their grade's color. Alphas and Betas focus primarily on power training and only learn basic academics (though they attend classes with ordinary children). Ordinary children focus solely on studying. Dormitories are available as single, double, or quadruple rooms and are co-ed. Shelter administrators favor Alphas and Betas, treating them with preference while looking down on and discriminating against ordinary children. Spending money is distributed based on rankings in power or academic performance. All children here are homeless, live in the shelter, and have no memory of their parents.