Seducing the Alpha to become his queen

Introduction

Surrounded by distant rivers and towering mountains lay a magnificent werewolf empire. Because of its rich hills and flowing rivers, it was constantly embroiled in wars with neighboring realms. The name of this empire was Wild Blood.

It was a massive empire with a population of at least a hundred thousand werewolves. However, the kingdom was divided into two distinct parts by mountains and dense forests.

Where the most pristine rivers flowed, the King’s grand stone palace stood majestic and imposing. Surrounding the palace were the estates of the indirect royal bloodlines, forming a breathtaking, prosperous city. This was the privileged half of the realm. Far from this city, separated by fortified walls, lay the empire's second half: Omega Land.

The Roots of Division

Many generations ago, a ruling father had two sons. He drew a harsh line of differentiation between them:

• The Heir: He appointed the first son as King.

• The Exile: He banished the second son, forcing him to live far away from the palace.

The son who remained in the palace showed no respect to his exiled brother, officially branding him and his lineage as "Omegas". Anyone who followed this second son into exile also became branded as an Omega, forced to build a separate, lesser town far away.

As generations passed, the royal family never granted the Omegas a place within the inner city. Gradually, the Omegas were reduced to servants for the royal class. They were only called upon when heavy labor was required or when a war broke out. Entering the vicinity of the royal family was strictly forbidden for any Omega.

Luxury Versus Bloodshed

While the royal family lived in opulence within the city palace—reaping the benefits of the wealth generated by Omega labor—the reality at the borders was starkly different.

• The Royalty: They paid no taxes, enjoyed absolute luxury, and spent their days running, hunting, and playing freely in the dense forests surrounding the palace. They remained blissfully ignorant of the brutal wars raging at the distant boundaries because the Omegas fought those battles for them, shedding their blood and sweat on the front lines.

• The Omegas: Though treated as subordinates, the Omegas were intelligent, sharp, and fierce combatants. They deeply desired to breach the palace walls, claim high positions of power, and secure what was rightfully theirs. While Omegas did all the actual fighting on the battlefield, the appointed general was always a royal who took all the glory and financial rewards, treating the Omegas as disposable.

Because of this deep-rooted fracture, the state of Wild Blood was growing fragile and volatile. The Omegas were no longer willing to stay silent; they demanded equal respect and true freedom.