Bakudeku Omegaverse Novels & Stories

His first time as an omega had been confusion and heat and something he still didn't have a clean word for. His body had learned the wrong lesson. He wanted to unlearn it. A real partner. Somewhere quiet to come home to. A version of himself that didn't flinch at his own memories. Alex didn't have to be part of that picture. He told himself that firmly. Then Emma smiled at him open, unhurried and Kai made himself smile back. This works. Make it work. That's when it registered. Prime Alpha. Emma's designation had been in the back of his mind all night, but it hit different now. Same rank as Alex. Same pull in the air, subtle but unmistakable.

Kai asked, mildly intrigued, though not nearly worried enough. “Because unlike you Alphas, Omegas are not restricted from nutrition courses, which includes healing. Many Omegas are even trained as healers.” I added before moving to retrieve the necessary supplies. After about thirty minutes, I dressed Kai’s wound, though he kept teasing me by grabbing my thighs, making me jolt every time. It only slowed me down further, nearly making me forget what I was doing. “You should visit the pharmacy tomorrow, or the royal clinic, whatever. Just have them treat it properly, or it won’t heal on its own.” Kai said, watching me. “Don’t let your ego get in the way.”

Next, Leda scanned the archives, looking for information on Omegas dynamic. She had averted her mother’s sermons for years and, even after they passed away, she never bothered to prepare herself further. After her early heat cycle, she’d had no intention of ever living a life of an Omega so what reason could there be in knowing what that entailed. Omegas had invariably been very rare. She knew that only an Omega that could give birth to another one, regardless of the dynamic of her spouse.Clearly, there had been a few issues in the past of male Omegas but that was even rarer than an Alpha female, which rarely existed.

"Anything about. old Omega bonds? Ones with, shall we say, 'unfortunate' endings?" Noria Valez, Zane's distant aunt and keeper of illegal omegaverse lore in the Duskmire Library's secret collection, peered over the edge of her glasses. "Unfortunate endings, dear boy? All Omega bonds are 'unfortunate' in the wrong hands, wouldn't you say? But if you're asking about the Mooncrest line. there are rumors." "Rumors of what?" Kai interjected, his voice slicing. He had not left Zane's side since Rhea told them what was in the journal.

He could only drink it if he felt the symptoms of depression. Dewei let out a sigh. This was a kind of retaliation. They can only blame themselves if they ever regret ignoring this omega. It's impossible to have two omegas in the same house without causing havoc. Although they are brothers, omegas are naturally selfish. They will not let you leave if they regard you to be their person. They'd go to war for you. The presence of two omegas in one location is a time bomb. Nobody knew when they were going to attack.

With Leo around, nobody wanted to come near Rolph but Rolph didn't notice until it was almost too late. Then there were the novels. Stories about werewolves mating. Stories about Alphas and Omegas. Fantasies called Omegaverse. Where the characters are humans but with wolves attribute. Leo was crazy about such books and made him read them. Before he knew it, he was becoming Leo's bitch and Leo was even calling him "My Omega." He wouldn't have minded but something was wrong. They didn't feel right.

One of the Gammas muttered, seeing a bunch of strange-looking Omegas. Callum narrowed his eyes. He noticed something unusual about the group of Omegas walking towards him. Callum's men are in ready mode. They can feel the negative energy around them. As they focused on the strangeness of Omega walking towards them. Suddenly, the corpse lying on the ground came back to life and stood behind Callum and his followers. "Alpha Callum," called one of his men. Callum turned around, "What the hell?"

the head warrior signaled, noticing that even one of his companions hesitated to attack me. Who would bother attacking a mere omega? Another warrior sighed and shook his head. "Omega..." He chuckled, looking me up and down. "What do you want to receive, Omega? A punch? Or a kick?" I didn't answer, I simply bowed. My action made it difficult for the warriors to harm me. To them, I was like a flimsy piece of paper that would fly away with a single blow. Nala remained hidden within the depths of my mind, unwilling to assist me.

“Okay. Why the sudden interest in the book now?” “I overheard the elders at the Veil talking about it after Mara died. They said we needed that book if anyone was going to train me properly. They called it the Codex Lunaris. They said it held everything about who I am, my powers—how to recognize my powers, what my power really means, why I’m being hunted, and how to step into it without breaking. My mother had it. I think she knew.” He sat up slowly and pulled me with him so we faced each other on the mattress. His hand cupped my cheek. “You didn’t tell me.”

I felt pains in my neck where the blade of the executioner had cut through, separating my head from the rest of my body I was supposed to be dead, right? So, why was I alive? I was about to pinch myself to see if I could feel pain when the memories of a girl I had never met before my death began to flash through my head just as mine had. Why was I getting someone else's memory? "Stand up, you stupid Omega maid." Omega? Who were they calling an Omega? Surely, I wasn't the one, right? But why does it feel like I was the one the voice was referring to?