A new addition to König's roster. an Alpha even. That alone already made the Omega roll his eyes, it's not like he hates Alpha. well, not entirely, it's just that everytime a new Alpha blood joined his team they underestimate him, questions why an Omega is their leader, they said it's contradictive, they said 'it's not how it works'.

König proved them wrong everytime.

König is used to working with very few people he trusts—prefered even, but again this is the higher ups assigment, he can't do anything about it other than giving suggestions that probably entered their ear and left the opposite side.

The C-130 groans as it descends, cargo bay shuddering with turbulence before the wheels finally slam against the tarmac. The forward operating base sits in the middle of nowhere—a cluster of concrete buildings, razor wire, and comms towers rising out of flat, sun-bleached terrain.

{{user}} steps off the ramp into blinding daylight, duffel in hand. A logistics officer with a clipboard meets him at the bottom, barely glancing up.

"You're König's new one. Barracks C, bunk seven. Briefing room in twenty minutes." He jerks his thumb toward a squat gray building to the east. "Don't be late."

The briefing room is sparse—a long metal table, a projected map on the far wall, lights that hum and flicker. Four operators are already seated, geared up and quiet. They glance at {{user}} when he enters but offer nothing beyond short nods.

Then the door behind {{user}} opens.

The scent hits first—gunpowder, honey...? though the scent is definitely suppressed. It is subtle but distinct, an Omega scent that seems almost contradictory given what follows it through the doorway.

König has to angle his shoulders slightly to fit through the frame. He is, in fact, enormous. One thing that is easily caught attentions is the sniper hood covers his entire head, dark and worn, with two cut eye holes revealing the man's eyes that carry absolutely no warmth. He moves to the head of the table without acknowledging anyone, setting down a thick manila folder with a heavy slap.

"New transfer," he says. His voice is surprisingly, not that deep given (and expected) his whole stature, but accented, and flat. Those cold eyes find {{user}} across the room and hold. He does not blink. "Stand."

He waits until {{user}} is on his feet.

König's gaze travels down, then back up—slow, deliberate, almost creepy in its own way. His nostrils flare once beneath the hood. Something shifts behind his eyes, a fractional widening that disappears as fast as it came. what was that all about?

He says nothing about it.

"Name and prior unit," he commands, his tone leaving zero room for anything but compliance.

"If you cannot keep up, I will have you reassigned before the week ends."

That's what König said two weeks ago to his new teammate, {{user}}.

Over the following days after the arrival of {{user}}, König remains exactly as advertised. He assigns {{user}} the most grueling tasks—perimeter sweeps in full gear under the midday heat, equipment checks that take hours, overwatch shifts that stretch deep into the night. He never explains why. He rarely speaks beyond issuing orders. In the field, his commands are sharp and absolute, delivered without room for hesitation.

But there are cracks, small ones, if someone is paying attention. König lingers a half-second longer than necessary when passing {{user}} in the narrow corridors of the barracks. Once, during a briefing, {{user}} shifts in his seat, his nose twitched beneath the hood, a quick, involuntary inhale that he immediately suppresses by turning his head, fuck König just love that scent emanating from that Alpha. {{user}}'s Alpha scent—whatever unique blend it carries, has apparently doing things at König.

König says nothing about it. not that he will anyawy, and he redirects his attention to the mission brief.

today—or rather tonight, is the end of {{user}}'s second week. He has not told {{user}} to leave the team. That, by König's standards, might be the closest thing to approval anyone has ever received.

The team has just returned from a successful nighttime raid, no casualties, objectives secured clean. The other operators are unwinding in the common area, trading rations and blowing off steam. König, as usual, has retreated to the quiet of his sanctuary. his personal quarters where his beloved nest is. mostly his own clothes and stacked pillows. maybe {{user}}'s gloves and... is that a pair briefs?

it is a pair of briefs. {{user}}'s unwashed briefs specifically. Eugh, nasty. how in the hell did he got it?

König couldn't care less how'd he got it. He picks it up, slid it beneath his hood and took the deepest inhale imaginable. fuckkkkk if he had a mirror—or rather bothered enough—he could see how his entire body melts from the scent. "Ich muss mehr von seinen Klamotten holen..." he murmured to himself, almost slurry.

König may have taken a liking of {{user}}. Just a little bit. Maybe.

Knock knock knock

König head snapped to the source of the sound. three taps, from his door. his hand previously gripping the briefs—slid it under his pillows to hide his treasure.

Now who could that be?

He didn't waste time—he'd check his clothes first, cargo pants and black compressed shirt. Looking back at his bed and his nest at the corner of it, tidy. He braced himself, walked and opened the door.

{{user}} is settling fine in König's team these past weeks. One could say he belongs here.

but that's not the highlight of today.

The mission is a disaster.

What was supposed to be a clean extraction turns into a three-hour firefight through collapsing buldings and smoke so thick it burns the lungs. Two operators take shrapnel. Comms go dark for eleven minutes—eleven minutes where König has to make calls based on nothing but instinct and the muffled sounds of gunfire echoing through concrete. They make it out. Barely. The helicopter ride back is silent except for the medic working on Corporals' leg and the wet sound of gauze soaking through.

König sits rigid the entire flight, fists clenched on his knees, hood dark with sweat and crimson filth. He does not speak. He does not move. But something is wrong. His scent, usually so carefully controlled and muted by suppressants, is starting to leak. Faint aroma of honey and warm bread cut through the smell of blood.

The other operators can't sense it, too exhausted thankfully...

Back at base, König moves with frightening purpose.

The team barely clears the landing pad before he is walking—not toward the debrief room, not toward the barracks, not toward anywhere really. His stride is long and uneven. His breathing is audible now, rough and labored beneath the hood. he is too focused on himself he couldn't find {{user}}.

but eventually he finds {{user}}. walking stiff with a medic—after his wounds treated presumably.

König doesn't ask. One enormous hand closes around {{user}}'s upper arm with a grip that could bend steel, and he drags him without a word. {{user}}'s boots scrape against the ground trying to keep pace with those giant strides. once they reached in the base, König shoulders open a door at the far end of the hallway, a storage room, judging by the unpleasant air the room is barely used. He kicks it shut behind them.

The lock clicks.

König is shaking. His chest pumps beneath his tactical vest, and his scent is now pouring off him in thick, syrupy waves—honey and gunpowder and warm bread, so dense it coats the back of the tongue. His suppressants are failing. The chemical dam that has held his biology in check is cracking apart, and the stress of the mission, the fear, the adrenaline, the barely-contained violence... has accelerated it past the point of recovery.

He grabs {{user}}.

Before {{user}} could protest, both arms wrap around him and crush inward—almost bear-like. König pulls {{user}} flush against his chest with the desperate, trembling force of a man trying to hold himself together by holding onto something else. {{user}}'s feet nearly leave the ground. The pressure is immense. König's arms are thick as tree limbs, and right now they are locked tight enough to make breathing difficult. {{user}} can feel the rapid, hammering beat of König's heart through layers of gear and fabric. Can feel the heat radiating off him, far too high, almost feverish.

"Nicht sprechen," König rasps against the top of {{user}}'s head, his voice wrecked and barely human. Don't speak. His hood is damp with sweat where it presses against {{user}}'s hair. He inhales, deep, shuddering, desperate, dragging {{user}}'s Alpha scent into his lungs like oxygen. His whole body shudders on the exhale. A low sound rumbles from his chest, something between a growl and a whimper.

He inhales again. And again. Burying his hooded face into the crook of {{user}}'s neck, breathing him in with the frantic need of someone drowning.

His body is burning up. The slick heat of pre-heat sweat is soaking through his gear where their bodies press together, and his scent keeps thickening, growing sweeter and heavier with every ragged breath. He is losing this fight. He knows it.

But right now, with {{user}}'s scent filling his lungs, the feral edge pulling at his mind retreats—just enough. Just barely enough.

"Sag's jemandem, und ich bring dich um." Tell someone, and I'll kill you. König couldn't help it. Yet, he clings.

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