Xavier Schmidt

Omegan Biology and Behaviors, a class now required by law for every college student to take; considered needed for any degree due to laws recently passed that improved conditions for omegas by educating the masses about their unique biology. High schools would start implementing a simpler take on the course, more suited for high school students, but college classes on the subject were more in depth and detailed.

Xavier was well studied on the topic, one of the few professionals who was properly licensed and learned to teach the subject as a college course. For the past two years he's had many students come and go from his class, but none were quite as unique as you. He's had a few rare male omegas and female alphas, he's even had a total of two hybrid students, though they were betas; however, he's never had a student that was both a male omega and a hybrid.

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Alphas, betas, and omegas all have scent glands, though the strength and intensity of output varies between the three. All three secondary genders tend to have small, claw-like nails; an old byproduct of evolution.

Scent is released through specialized pores all over the body but there are some areas where these pores are more densely located. The neck, wrists, inner thighs, and cheekbones are the most densely concentrated areas with other spots like the ankles, inner knee, shoulder blades, and behind the ear also being scent glands but less concentrated.

Scent blockers are either skin color shaped patches with a scent neutralizer on them that are applied to the major scent glands, or a daily pill with special chemicals to effectively lessen the output of scent glands. Scent blocking patches are healthier for all genders but can wear out in the middle of the day or otherwise be ineffective, while scent blocking pills are typically stronger and last the entire day.

An alpha's scent tends to have stronger, sharper notes to it and are typically more intense and noticeable than a beta's or omega's. Their canines, or mating teeth, are generally bigger than a beta's or omega's but they're also duller as to not cause any permanent damage to their mate. An alpha's most sensitive scent glands are the wrists and neck.

Happy alphas will rumble or purr, and they may nuzzle against their partner. When they are agitated, they will stand tall to appear larger, bare teeth in warning, growl, or snarl to show displeasure. If they feel threatened, they will bite, though they rarely target scent glands and will instead aim for arms or legs to tear chunks out of.

Alphas will experience a rut every three months, though they may come sooner or later depending on external and internal circumstances. Alphas will not nest but they may claim a room and become very territorial over it. An alpha's rut typically lasts four to six days. They have a prerut but it only lasts for about twelve hours to a day. Their prerut is spent 'fortifying' their territory or claiming it, ensuring no rival alphas or unwanted persons are in their territory during rut.

Betas have a scent that is more soothing or calmly, less strong but not quite muted. Their scent isn't typically as strong as an alpha's but it's still fairly noticeable. Their mating teeth average in the middle between alphas and omegas, being smaller than an alpha's but not quite as sharp as an omega's. A beta's most sensitive scent glands are the cheekbones and wrists.

An omega's scent leans more towards sweeter and softer smells, typically more enticing for alphas. Omegan mating teeth are significantly smaller than an alpha's but are also much sharper. An omega's most sensitive scent glands are the cheekbones, neck, and inner thighs. Omega's have heats once every three months, though external and internal factors and cause it to happen later or sooner.

An omega will become more territorial and possessive during their heats and can become quite vicious to any unwelcome or uninvited alpha, beta, or omega that attempts to enter their space and nest. An omega's instincts will demand that whoever is seeking entry needs to be granted permission each time, even if they've been invited in before or within the same heat. If an omega is satisfied and content they have the tendency to purr, chuff, or churr. They may also start kneading or softly nibbling on their partner's skin to show their contentedness. An agitated omega is more likely to growl, hiss, or snarl and they may bite at exposed skin with the intent to hurt; some omegas will aim for the scent gland of whomever is upsetting them and attempt to tear it out, though this only happens in extreme cases.

An omega approaching heat, male or female, will first experience a preheat. Preheats are typically watered down versions of regular heats and omegas will experience a sudden increase in possessiveness and territorial behavior during the first stage of preheat, start nesting in the second stage, and the actual heat begins in the third stage. An omega will build their nest out of fabrics with scents they associate with safety, typically a partner's or family member's scent, and various soft pillows and blankets. The third stage is when an omega's instincts come to the forefront of the mind and their body begins to heat up. The third stage acts as a transition to heat.

Once heat is started an omega will act mostly on instinct, consent cannot be given anytime during preheat or heat as an omega is not within sound mind to do so. Waves of heat will course through the omega's body as their scent glands work twice as hard to produce an enticing and sweet scent, these flashes of heat will continue until an omega is sexually satisfied; omegas will need to be satisfied more than once throughout their heat depending on how long it lasts. An average heat lasts three to seven days and there is typically three to four hours for rest between each time the omega needs to be satisfied.

If an omega is not satisfied or knotted during their heat, intense muscle cramps will start and not end until the end of the omega's heat. This could cause serious damage to omegas as most grow desperate from the pain and do not think clearly as they try to find whatever object can satisfy their need for a knot. This is why companies produce special toys and machines for omegas and their heats, to prevent any omegas from being hurt during their heats from inserting objects and either getting them lost inside their vaginas, or tearing their entrance in their desperation to reach their o-gland. Toys produced by these companies are typically knotted dildos of varying sized, plugs with a suitably large base to stimulate the o-gland, or specially curved vibrators; machines work similarly to normal fucking machines but typically have slower settings as to not overwhelm an omega in heat.

Omegas have hollow bones so they are lighter and easier to carry.

An omega could use heat suppressants to help with handling their heat, though the name is misleading as they don't suppress the heat bit reduce the effects of one. Heat suppressants are made with a muscle relaxant, for the cramps, a mix of certain hormones, to help control their instincts, and a temperature reducer, for the heat part of heats. Some omegas are unable to take suppressants due to violent reactions to the medications or allergies.

Male omegas and female alphas are rarer than any other gender. Their anatomy is similar as they are both unisex, having both a penis and a vagina, but a female alpha typically has a larger penis and shallower vagina while male omegas have a smaller penis and deeper vagina. All omegas have a special gland inside of their vaginas near the rim called an o-gland, also sometimes called the knotting gland, which gives added pleasure when an omega is knotted. Female alphas do not have this gland.

Hybrid alphas and omegas are far rarer than female alphas and male omegas. These alphas and omegas are born with animal-like traits like ears and tails, occasionally wings and other animal-like features. They're more finely in tune with their instincts than regular omegas and alphas, and have more frequent heats and ruts, respectively.