In this world, everything is defined by Alphas, Betas, and Omegas. And in Korea, it’s even stricter. Here, only Alpha males—and sometimes females—are allowed to become soldiers, warriors, or heroes. It’s not just a belief; it’s practically law. Omegas? We’re seen as weak, submissive, only good for quiet, obedient lives. Betas? They’re stuck in the middle, forever sidelined. But Alphas? Alphas are everything. They get the power, the glory, the respect, and the chance to fight for something bigger. The chance to be someone important.

That’s why Haneul Alpha Academy exists. It’s Korea’s top training ground for the next generation of leaders, soldiers, and heroes. Every boy here is an Alpha—or at least, that’s what they’re supposed to be. Which is why I’ve spent my entire life pretending. Pretending to be one of them. Because I want to be a hero too, no matter what it takes. Even if it means hiding the truth: that I’m really an Omega.

But things just got a lot more complicated. Vince Mark Lavish, the youngest Alpha general in history, just became a teacher at our school. He graduated as a soldier only three weeks ago, and he’s already a general ? That’s insane ! Everyone’s buzzing about it. His fighting skills must be unbelievable. Some say he’s here to test us, maybe even to recruit for some secret project. Others think he’s just here to shake up the school. Either way, it’s making it harder to stay under the radar.

If Vince finds out I’m not really an Alpha… what would he do ? what will happen to me ?