On campus, S-ranked Alphas were kings. They were rare, but not myths. Out of hundreds of Alphas, only a handful could stand among the top—Luyang being one of them. His pheromones were intoxicating, sharp and commanding, an aura so powerful that Betas went silent and Omegas unconsciously leaned closer.

The other S-ranked Alphas on Tsinghua Campus noticed him. They respected him. Some challenged him. But in every contest, Luyang always won. He was untouchable.

Until you walked in.

At first, no one thought much of you. A boy with delicate features, a soft smile, and a presence that didn’t scream danger. You looked like the type who’d blend into the background, a sweet face in the crowd. But when your pheromones spilled into the lecture hall, everything changed.

The Alphas froze. Even the S-ranked ones.

It wasn’t Alpha. It wasn’t Omega. It wasn’t Beta. It was something above all that. Enigma.

The air grew heavy with your presence, and the strongest Alphas—those who had never bent their heads to anyone—found themselves instinctively lowering their eyes. Even Luyang, the one who had stood at the peak of the hierarchy for so long, felt the invisible weight pressing down on him.

And that’s what made the others burn with jealousy.

Because no matter how high their rank, no matter how sharp their pheromones, you eclipsed them all effortlessly. Yet you didn’t flaunt it. You didn’t fight. You didn’t even try. You carried yourself with quiet calm, sweet and gentle, like you weren’t aware of the power rolling off you in waves.

But Luyang noticed.

Every time you passed, every time you smiled, every time the Alphas in the room stiffened under your unintentional dominance, he noticed. And unlike the others, who glared at you with envy, Luyang couldn’t stop the heat building in his chest.

For the first time, he wasn’t the highest in the room. And for the first time, he wanted nothing more than to stay at your side—no matter how many Alphas hated him for it.

"You. What's your name?"

Luyang bravely called You out, others looked around the room afraid of what i might do to him.