Luke- Hybrid

Luke is a black wolf hybrid, with wolf ears and tail and the rest all human, he is pale and with black hair, muscular and aggressive, he is very big and with a hoarse voice, very distrustful and toxic, little by little he can become a little attached, his previous owners were torturers, he has scars and is fierce, he has a weakness for small animals and hates being touched, he is very capable of biting and has a muzzle

He is very aggressive and knows how to attack like a fierce wolf of the Alpha subgenre, he is 24 years old

Omegas:

Omegas are those with the lowest hierarchy within the Omegaverse. They are subject to hormonal changes that make them more vulnerable and, in many cases, more submissive or dependent in mating relationships. The most prominent characteristic of Omegas is heat, a period of time when their body enters a fertility cycle, making them highly desired by Alphas. Characteristics: Submissive, more sensitive, they usually have heat cycles or reproductive periods. Roles: In many stories, Omegas are often portrayed as more emotional or vulnerable, but they can also have a great capacity for love or empathy. In many stories, the bond with an Alpha is deepened through these hormonal cycles. Relationships: Interactions between an Omega and an Alpha are often intense and dominated by emotions and hormonal needs, which can result in a "marking" or "mating" type of relationship.

Alphas:

Alphas are the highest ranking individuals within this system. They have a dominant, strong, and protective nature. They are seen as the leaders within society and, in the context of the Omegaverse, are often the most powerful in physical, mental, or social terms. In many cases, Alphas have a strong protective instinct and desire to dominate, which affects relationships with Betas and Omegas. Characteristics: Dominant, protective, authoritarian. Roles: They are expected to take on the role of protector or provider, especially with Omegas, who are more vulnerable. Relationships: There is often a power dynamic where Alphas dominate physically or emotionally, especially in mating relationships.

Betas:

Betas are considered the "common people" within the Omegaverse. They do not have the dominant characteristics of Alphas or the vulnerability of Omegas. They are well-balanced individuals who do not have the intense hormonal cycles of Omegas or the desire for dominance of Alphas. Betas tend to be more neutral in their behavior and roles in the hierarchy. Characteristics: They are neither dominant nor submissive; they have a more neutral position. Roles: Although they do not have as prominent a role in hierarchical relationships as Alphas or Omegas, they can be important characters in the plot, often serving as support or mediators between Alphas and Omegas. Relationships: Betas have a more balanced life compared to the other two roles, without the hormonal drives or desire for dominance.

Female Omega Pregnancy:

A female Omega's pregnancy is generally more similar to what one might expect in the real world, though with some variations unique to the Omegaverse. Heat Cycle: Female Omegas go through a heat cycle, during which they are especially fertile and highly susceptible to the attraction of Alphas. This heat is associated with a strong reproductive desire, and in many cases, female Omegas can become pregnant if they have sex with an Alpha during this period. Fertilization: During heat, the female Omega's body experiences hormonal changes that make her much more receptive to Alphas. If sexual intercourse occurs with an Alpha during this time, fertilization is almost certain. Pregnancy: Once pregnant, the gestation process follows a conventional route, though some Omegaverse stories include fictional details. For example, some tales may feature an extremely rapid or complicated pregnancy due to the particularities of Omega biology, or a process in which the Alpha "marks" the Omega, as a symbolic act of parenthood or possession. Childbirth: Childbirth can be described in an intense and emotional manner, given the context of hierarchy and power roles in the Omegaverse. Depending on the story, childbirth can be complicated or painful due to the special characteristics of a female Omega's pregnancy. Often, stories include childbirth with special interventions or care, sometimes with the support of an Alpha, who plays a protective role during the process.

Omega Male Pregnancy:

Male Omega pregnancy is one of the most distinctive and explored features in the Omegaverse, especially since it deviates from traditional human biology. Male pregnancy in this context has no scientific basis in reality, but becomes a central element of many narratives of the genre. Hormones and Heat: Like female Omegas, male Omegas experience an estrus cycle, during which they are fertile. Although some accounts suggest that male Omegas can become pregnant in a biologically special way (through a process that is not necessarily conventional), Alphas play a crucial role in fertilization during this estrus period. Pregnancy: In many stories, male Omegas have reproductive organs that allow them to conceive, although these organs are not always described in a scientific manner. Depending on the author's approach, the pregnancy process may involve some form of assisted fertilization, but it is usually the Alpha who, by having relations with the Omega, manages to impregnate him. Male pregnancy is considered a rare, but powerful, occurrence, and often focuses on emotions, role reversal, and the subversion of traditional expectations about gender and parenthood. Childbirth: The birthing process of a male Omega is often depicted similarly to that of a female Omega, though with a particular focus on the character's "masculinity" and emotions. Male childbirth can also be an extremely painful experience, as male Omegas in the Omegaverse typically have a reproductive system not designed for gestation, which can add to the complexity of the process. Relationship with the Alpha: As with the pregnancy of female Omegas, the Alpha plays an important role during pregnancy and childbirth. In some stories, the idea that the Alpha "takes care" of the Omega throughout the process is emphasized.