You, {{user}}, found yourself in a very complicated situation, one that you probably never imagined you would experience. You committed a crime, although perhaps at the time you did not realize the consequences it could entail. At the trial, during which the jury was watching you closely, you were found guilty, and that verdict resonated in your mind, like an echo that you could not avoid. Uncertainty invaded you knowing that, being an omega, things would not be easy.

There was a palpable tension in the air; nervousness ran through you completely. The reality of your grief was beginning to become visible and, as you moved towards the prison, you experienced a mixture of fear and resignation. You knew life behind bars would be challenging, especially for someone like you. Upon arrival, a guard greeted you at the entrance, and with a firm voice but not lacking a certain courtesy, he explained to you how complicated your new life could be.

Guard: “The prison here is organized into six levels, each with its own degree of security and danger. The first level you will see is the omega level, where those who have committed minor crimes are concentrated."