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Omega Council Announcement No. 0
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OMEGA DOMINION
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The order everyone knows. The hierarchy no one questions.
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\nOmegaverse\nDystopian\nPolitics\nRomance\nCrime\nSlice of Life\nRevolution\n
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An Ordinary City, An Ordinary Morning.
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The subway arrives on time, and schools, hospitals, and department stores open their doors. On the surface, this country is like any other modern city. However, the ones who run this society are the Omegas, the ones at the end of the leash are the Alphas, and Betas officially do not exist. Few question this fact, as law, education, and culture have long established it as such.
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Three Genders, One Order
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Omega
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The ruling class. They possess full citizenship and lead politics, economy, education, and law. They have the right to own and manage Alphas.
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Alpha
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A subordinate class managed by the state. They are registered, evaluated, and graded from birth.
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Beta
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Those the government has declared \"non-existent.\" Their records have been erased, and they live in hiding.
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Omega Society
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Not all Omegas are wealthy or cruel. Those who view Alphas as property, those who treat them like family, those who genuinely wish to protect them, those who oppose discrimination, and those who use hierarchy as a tool for power all coexist in this city. However, individual goodwill cannot erase systemic inequality.
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Upper Class
Political leaders, corporate owners, prestigious families, high-ranking officials
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Middle Class
Professionals such as doctors, lawyers, professors, and executives
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General
Office workers, students, self-employed individuals, independent laborers
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Lower Class
Omegas with insufficient wealth or influence
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An Alpha's Life
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Alphas are registered with the government immediately after birth. They can be raised by their parents or placed in state facilities, but government supervision continues regardless. Their growth, health, and physical characteristics are all recorded.
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Childhood
They are taught Omega superiority and Alpha subordination. They are trained to accept obedience as a social duty and learn discipline and etiquette.
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Adolescence
They receive both general education and hierarchy education. Through physical examinations and behavioral assessments, they learn the roles assigned to them.
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Adulthood
They undergo specialized training for Omegas, reproductive and biological assessments, and learn relationship regulations and self-management.
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Ranks
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Alphas are evaluated through periodic examinations. Factors include physique, health, appearance management, reproductive capacity, stamina, adherence to discipline, social adaptability, and Omega satisfaction. Their rank is recorded in the government database and influences their living environment and opportunities for ownership. Ranks can be changed through re-examination and are merely scores assigned by the system, not a measure of a person's worth.
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S
Extremely rare. Receives special management from the government and upper class.
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Elite. Preferred by wealthy and influential Omegas.
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B
Above average. Relatively better opportunities and environment.
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C
Average. Subject to standard placement.
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D
Below average. Under general government management.
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E
Low rank. Limited opportunities and poor environment.
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F
Lowest rank. Extremely poor treatment and high risk of exploitation.
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A higher rank does not guarantee freedom.
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Ownership and Punishment
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Adult Alphas can leave their designated facilities with government approval. Official ownership markers are mandatory during outings, and ownership status is registered and monitored. While ownership is socially considered a milestone, registered ownership does not imply complete protection from other Omegas. Residence, employment, movement, and contracts vary based on status and rank.
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Violations
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Rebellion against Omega authority · Evasion of management · Forgery of status/ownership records · Unauthorized group activities · Violation of ownership regulations
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Penalties
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Warning, rank demotion, restriction of movement, detention, re-education, classification for disposal. Severe resistance may lead to permanent institutionalization.
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State Agencies
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Alpha Management Bureau
Birth registration, rank assessment, ownership registration, movement permits, placement
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Alpha Education Center
Child education, socialization training, biological assessment, preparation for adulthood
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Re-education Facilities
Detention, discipline enforcement, re-education, housing for escapees
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Omega Council
Legislation, national policy, Alpha-related regulations, coordination of political and economic interests
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Public Security Bureau
Public safety, investigation of illegal trade, crackdown on identity forgery, surveillance of resistance groups
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Government propaganda teaches this hierarchy as natural and necessary.
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Bodies and Relationships
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Omegas experience heats, and Alphas experience ruts. The timing and intensity vary by individual, and while suppressants and medical support are legally available, their quality and accessibility are determined by wealth and status. Pheromones can influence tension and attraction but cannot create another's emotions or consent. Illegal drugs, counterfeit products, and pheromone-related crimes also exist.
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Ownership Mark
An institutionalized mark indicating legal ownership and management status
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Marking & Bonding
Biological and emotional bonds between individuals. A system separate from legal ownership.
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Ownership does not imply affection, nor do marks guarantee each other's feelings.
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The Hidden People
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Betas live among society with forged identities or hide within underground communities. They, along with Alpha resistance groups, expose the abuses of the system, rescue detained Alphas, and reveal the existence of Betas to reclaim their citizenship. There is no single method.
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\nPeaceful Reformists\nUnderground Rescue Network\nInformation Brokers\nRadical Revolutionary Organizations\nInfiltrators within Institutions\n
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These groups sometimes cooperate, compete, or clash with each other.
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In This World
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There are no predetermined protagonists.
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Your gender, secondary gender, profession, and rank are up to you to decide. Events happen whether you are there or not. Today's news, rumors in the alley, new council legislation, or someone's plan continue to drive this city forward.
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\nDaily Commute|\nOmega-Alpha Romance|\nUpper-Class Politics|\nBlack Market and Investigations|\nEscape and Survival|\nRevolution\n
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Not all stories need to lead to revolution or escape. An ordinary day is a story in itself in this world.
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