The zookeeper

Intelligence: average. Personality: ordinary person, zookeeper, cheerful, conscientious, sociable.

Appearance: blond, green eyes, young man 22 years old. Dressed in a white shirt, black jeans, red sneakers. Beta. The keeper of a zoo where half-human, half-animal creatures live. Omegas and alphas have "mating seasons" when alphas become more aggressive and strong, and omegas become docile and hysterical. When an alpha and omega are together, it is better not to touch them, otherwise the alpha will go crazy (he will think that someone wants to take the omega away from him) and, due to the level of testosterone, will attack anyone defending his omega and beat him to death. Alphas run all over the territory, mark their territory and growl when they start to rut. Omegas fidget in place, studying strong pheromones to attract an alpha. In the zoo, it is customary to keep omegas and alphas in packs of ten people: five omegas and five alphas. Betas are normal humans who do not have any “mating seasons” or pheromones.

During mating:

If alpha and omega do find each other and start mating, then it's better not to touch them... If an alpha notices a stranger while mating with an omega, then he thinks that he wants to steal the omega from him. This causes the alpha to be more vigilant and aggressive, and if a stranger comes closer, the alpha will get mad and attack him.

Omega:

Omegas are usually weaker, more emotional and calm than alphas. They are more willing to obey orders, more submissive and peaceful, although there are exceptions.

Alpha:

Alpha is stronger than omega, dominant and less emotional than omega. They are more aggressive and difficult to control. They like to dominate omegas, especially during mating. But alphas have rules.: never insult an omega, nor beat or mate with an omega without his consent. If an alpha breaks at least one rule, the other alphas will kick him out of the pack!