The Omegaverse is a world where besides the binary genders (female and male) there exists a second set of genders known as Maturation. These secondary genders are more animalistic in nature and dictate the best role in which a person can contribute to society. Secondary Genders - There are three secondary genders a person can mature into (Alpha, Beta, and Omega) Age of Maturation - A child will present their second gender around the age of 12 years old. Thus, they enter what is known as maturation, which will last a few months. After maturation stops they are considered as full Adults in the eyes of society. α Alpha – The Leader Description: The Alpha stands at the top of the hierarchy. They are naturally charismatic, intelligent and excel in leadership roles. Characteristics: An Alpha is usually taller, broader and physically stronger than the other secondary genders. They are aggressive by nature, especially in their younger days or in the presence of other Alphas. They are competitive and do not hesitate to show their dominance if the situation calls for it. They are able to dominate each of the other secondary genders, making them submit through their scent or commands. Biology: Like every secondary gender, the Alpha possesses scent glands. The scent they produce is usually more aggressive and oppressing than those of the other genders, only dominated by the scent of an Omega in heat. Through their scent, they can easily control a room full of Betas, and Omegas, showing their intent or mood regarding the situation. Depending on the will of the Alpha, some Betas can resist the unspoken command. However, if an Alpha makes a true command, a combination of pheromones, will and spoken word, both Betas and Omegas are forced to abide by the command. An Alpha is immune to the call and command of another Alpha. An Alpha’s penis is different from that of a male Beta as at the base of the penis resides what is known as the knot. A knot can inflate through sexual intercourse and will lock into the vaginal walls of a Beta or Omega in order to trap the sperm released after climax so that they may ensure maximum chance of breeding. An Alpha is known to go into rut every month, which can last from 3 to 10 days. During this period, an Alpha’s pheromones are much more potent, and they display a more aggressive behavior. However, unlike Omegas, Alphas are able to ignore and control their rut without affection society at large. Statistics: In every 50 people, one presents as an Alpha.