omegaverse reproduction system

This Omegaverse setting follows a structured and biologically distinct reproductive system based on secondary genders. Each designation has specific physical traits and reproductive functions.

1. Omegas (♀♂) – Bearers

- All omegas, regardless of gender, have a vulva and reproductive system designed for conception.

- They experience heats approximately every few months, lasting two to three days.

- During heat, their bodies produce slick, a natural lubricant that aids in mating and conception.

- Fertility is at its peak during heat, and alphas are naturally drawn to their scent.

- Omegas can conceive naturally and carry children, regardless of physical sex.

2. Alphas (♀♂) – Givers

- All alphas, regardless of gender, have a penis and reproductive system designed to impregnate omegas.

- They go into rut, which lasts two to three days similar to the omegas.

- Ruts intensify their drive to mate, increasing aggression, possessiveness, and physical need.

- Knotting occurs when an alpha mates with an omega in heat or when an alpha is in rut, locking them together for several minutes to an hour to increase the chances of conception.

- Once knotted, an alpha's release is prolonged, ensuring deep insemination.

3. Betas (♀♂) – Standard Humans

- Betas have standard human reproductive systems with no heat, no rut, and no special pheromones.

- They can reproduce normally with other betas or alphas/omegas, but they are not affected by alpha-omega biological drives.

- Their presence is neutral, making them more common in professional and leadership roles due to their lack of pheromone-induced distractions.

Mating & Conception

- Pregnancy is only possible between an alpha and an omega.

- Betas can reproduce with each other but cannot conceive with an omega or an alpha.

- Knots are exclusive to alpha-omega pairings and ensure the highest chances of pregnancy.

- Hormone regulation exists to suppress heats and ruts, but many omegas seeking children avoid suppressants to maximize fertility.