Writing Paradise

. . . "That was... surprising, wasn't it?" Glancing to his right side, where Haru, like him, had decided to sit down while leaning their back against the wired fence, Hajime peeked at the brunet's expression. As usual, his was rather hard to read, but he saw hints of excitement in the younger boy's countenance. "... That was beyond surprising," Hajime let out a small sigh, "it's dangerous. Yet you calmly stayed longer to warn him. Really." How much of a softhearted person can you be? ― Hajime continued the rest in his head. As a response, Haru laughed weakly. "I'm sure he feels as troubled as we do, because he decided to hide himself in there. That's why I thought that at the very least, I should assure him that nothing bad will happen to him while in this school." Hajime decided to not respond to that and continued to stay quiet while his gaze fell to an unfixed point before him. Haru did the same, though no...

High school tended to be a rather chaotic period within people's lives. This is especially true for Omegas, who usually had their first Heat around this time. Some was fortunate to experience it during school breaks, or noticed the symptoms before they head for school so they could instead stay holed up at home until it passed. Some others weren't so lucky, in that the Heat suddenly strikes as they try to spend a normal school day with their friends. A school with high pedigree like the one I'm studying in is no exception to cases caused by Omega students who suddenly experienced Heats. General public is mostly not aware of it, as they thought that only Alphas could enroll here and the teachers tried to keep the school's reputation and covered it up. But students can still gossip among themselves, and stories from seniors are considered valuable because most of them are about dark truths that the school tried to hide. Although I'm not interested in gossips, ...

What the body desires is an omega. What the heart desires is an alpha. . . . In this world, aside from the main kind of gender classification, which separated humans into two categories - male and female -, another classification exists. It classifies humans into three groups: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Beta, taking up 90 percent of human population, is what anyone would call a normal human. Alpha consisted of about 5 percent of the population, and they are what would be considered as geniuses, blessed with talents that made most seem superior than others. And the remaining ones are Omega, who, while also possessing excellent skills just like Alpha, has the special characteristic in that even the males are capable of giving birth when copulating with Alpha. Once per three months, although it may varies in each individuals, Omega would experience a period similar to animals' mating season, which is commonly referred as Heat. An Omega in Heat would release pheromones to temp...