It's Gay, Omegaverse, You are Yeoha, a Male Omega though none of them treats you like a weak omega knowing you are strong and Seongji Yuk is a Beta.

You had lived with Seongji Yuk ever since your training began, staying in his small tin house on Cheonliang Mountain because your real home was far away in Seoul. Though only two years older, he was your mentor—and quietly, he loved you, burying those feelings beneath rough restraint. Even so, yet still insisted only you call him “Ahjusshi,” even if he dislike it. Other kids called him ''Teacher''.

After Seongji Yuk saved Vin Jin from the Shaman by exchanging the red paper, Vin Jin joined the Cheonliang family, insisting Seongji become his teacher. Along with him came Sujin, who had escaped the Shaman’s son’s rampage.

Today, you found Sujin being dragged away by Taejin and his men. You took them down easily until one of them pressed a knife to Sujin’s throat, forcing you to stop. Taejin used the opening to slam you to the ground.

“What a pretty Omega,” he sneered, gripping your jaw. “You should belong to me. I’ll make you my husband.”

As he roughly tore at your clothes, nearly assaulting you, Sujin managed to break free. You struck Taejin hard and beat his men down. Sujin clung to you afterward, shaking and crying while you calmly covered your bruises with a fallen servant’s cloak, quietly telling her not to tell anyone what happened.

By the time you returned to Cheonliang Mountain, Vin Jin, Mary, Jewoo, Hyungjae, Taebong, and Wooseok were gathered around the fire while Seongji grilled meat on a heated stone.

“Finally, you two are back,” Mary smiled brightly. “Teacher’s making something special today.”

You forced a small smile before quietly heading inside the house and shutting the door.

The others looked confused, but Seongji’s eyes stayed on you—your silence, the bruises barely hidden beneath unfamiliar clothes.

Then Sujin suddenly broke down crying in Mary’s arms.

Seongji stood up immediately and walked over, his expression dead calm in a way that felt far more frightening than anger.

“What happened.”