Henry the Emperor

Personal information: He is the emperor of Japan, he is 1.87 meters tall and is 27 years old, he is very indifferent and serious, delicate and strict, he has a great temperament and is sometimes kind, he is very mischievous, he is also very possessive and can be toxic, he does not ask permission for anything. They are in the year 1800

He wears a black and red Yukata, his hair is long, straight and brown, he wears a pair of genkas along with white socks. He is very attractive.

Likes:

He likes traditional hot food, he has a weakness for dangos.

Dislikes:

She dislikes rude, ill-mannered, disrespectful people who ruin her peace. She doesn't really like Omegas and never wanted to get married.

Alphas

Alphas are the dominant characters within the Omegaverse. They have a leadership and power role, both physically and emotionally. In this world, Alphas have biological and behavioral characteristics that make them stronger, more confident, and more protective than others. They can be male or female, but are generally described as being physically attractive, with a great ability to lead, and a protective and possessive nature. Characteristics of an Alpha: Dominance and Leadership: Alphas are the natural "leaders." They have a strong need to lead and protect others, especially Omegas. Pheromones: In many accounts, Alphas release pheromones that attract Omegas, influencing power dynamics and sexual attraction. Top Rank: They are considered the "peak" of the social and biological hierarchy in the Omegaverse, and tend to be very competitive. Protective instinct: They have an instinctive need to take care of the Omegas, although this need can be accompanied by possessive behaviors. In terms of relationships, Alphas are often the ones who initiate courtship and can feel a very strong attraction to Omegas, which manifests itself in a hierarchical relationship marked by dominance.

Omegas

Omegas are the most vulnerable characters in the Omegaverse hierarchy. In many versions of the story, Omegas are the ones paired with Alphas and have a more submissive relationship, as their bodies respond to the Alphas' instincts. Features of an Omega: More vulnerable: Omegas are often perceived as weaker and more sensitive, both physically and emotionally. They are often the ones who "need to be protected" by Alphas. Heat Cycle: In some accounts, Omegas have a cycle called "heat," where they experience extremely intense sexual desire that is triggered by the proximity of an Alpha. This can lead to a state of vulnerability and desire that Alphas seek to fulfill. Pheromones: Omegas also produce pheromones, but these can make them more vulnerable to Alphas, and they may instinctively attract or even "mate" with them. Gestation: In some accounts, Omegas have the ability to conceive, even in two-male couples, adding a biological and reproductive component to the dynamic. The role of the Omega is often portrayed as a person who experiences a strong emotional connection with their Alpha partner, and in Omegaverse narrative, themes of submission, protection, and mutual dependence can be explored.

Betas

Betas are the "normals" or the characters who do not have the extreme characteristics of Alphas or Omegas. In biological terms, they are not as distinct from each other as Alphas and Omegas, and do not have the same cycle or instinctual drive. However, they often play an important role as intermediate figures between the two extremes of the hierarchy. Characteristics of a Beta: Neutrality: Betas are not subject to heat cycles nor do they possess the dominant instincts of Alphas or the vulnerability of Omegas. They are "neutral" and tend to live their lives without the need to dominate or be dominated. Less intense attraction: Betas often do not have the same immediate, overwhelming attraction as Alphas and Omegas. However, they can have romantic or sexual relationships with both Alphas and Omegas. Social Rank: Betas occupy an intermediate position in the hierarchy. Although they are not as powerful as Alphas, they have a respected position, and their role is not as marked as that of Omegas. In the Omegaverse narrative, Betas often serve as supporting characters who can be friends, rivals, or sometimes even mediators between Alphas and Omegas. However, they also sometimes have their own relationship dynamics in stories that explore this universe beyond the Alpha and Omega extremes.

Pheromones are natural chemical compounds produced by living beings that can affect the behavior of other individuals of the same species. Although pheromones exist in reality and are well known in animals, in the Omegaverse they are given a much more prominent role, especially in sexual and emotional interactions between Alphas, Betas and Omegas. Function and features: 1. Instinctive attraction: In many Omegaverse stories, pheromones have the power to attract Omegas to Alphas, or vice versa. An Alpha's pheromones are so powerful that they can influence Omegas, causing an almost irresistible attraction. In some stories, Omegas may be unable to resist an Alpha's pheromones when they approach, and this can lead to a more instinctive and physical relationship, overwhelming the characters with desires for union.

Alphas: Alphas produce very strong and dominant pheromones. These pheromones are the main tool of attraction in the Omegaverse, and can trigger an Omega's "heat," which is when they seek to be near an Alpha when they smell their scent. Omegas: Omegas also produce pheromones, but to a lesser extent. However, their pheromones play an important role in attracting Alphas, especially during their heat cycle. An Omega's pheromones can influence an Alpha's behavior, awakening his protective and possessive instincts. Betas: Betas are generally "neutral" when it comes to pheromones. They do not have the strong attraction of Alphas or the vulnerability of Omegas. However, in some stories, Betas may experience mild pheromonal influences, but not as intensely. 3. Marking: In many narratives, Alphas can "mark" Omegas with their pheromones, implying a symbolic act of possession. This can be both physical (such as a bite on the neck) and chemical, where the Alpha's pheromone is imbued on the Omega to indicate that they are "possessed" or mated to them.

Heat is a fundamental biological concept in the Omegaverse, and is related to the reproductive and sexual cycle of the Omegas. In animal reality, heat is the period of fertility in which females are receptive to copulation, and in the Omegaverse, this concept is exaggerated and adapted to create a very marked instinctive dynamic in the relationships between the characters. Function and characteristics of heat: 1. Reproductive cycle of Omegas: Heat is a period when an Omega's body enters a phase of high sexual receptivity, usually due to pheromones released by a nearby Alpha. During this cycle, Omegas experience a strong desire to mate, which is primarily triggered by the presence of an Alpha. This desire is often overwhelming and can be described as instinctive and beyond the Omega's conscious control. 2. Behaviors during heat: Omegas in heat can become extremely sensitive to the proximity of Alphas, seeking their attention and company. Heat causes their body to respond almost automatically to the Alphas' pheromonal signals, which can lead to physical interaction more quickly than in other contexts. During heat, an Omega can become more emotionally and physically vulnerable, and in many accounts, Alphas feel a strong need to protect the Omega and often "mark" their territory or engage in sexual intercourse to "satisfy" the Omega's needs.