Since the start of civilization, humans were divided into two classes: Alpha and Omega. The method to determine the rank wasn’t by DNA test, but by the survival of the fittest. Another method used to determine the rank was by giving the toddler a doll and observed how they take care of it.

But it all changed after the DNA test was found around 1980. DNA test discovered that Classes were innate, not attained. A new discovery revealed the third rank called ‘Beta’. 64% out of 1000 had a similar, non-special, patterns on their chromosomes. They were called ‘Major’ at first.

On the rest of them, an additional pattern on their chromosome was detected. Some were the same, some were different. Nevertheless, these 1000 people were tested again. The results are as follow:

After the DNA test, all 1000 participants' behavior were observed until their withdrawals. In March 2001, DNA tests became more advanced as some special DNA patterns were detected on -chromosomes. The results are as follow:

From the result you all could conclude male Omega was nonexistent due to O-factor being lethal if found on the Y chromosome. For some reason, A”-factor wasn’t found in both chromosomes at the same time. This lead to the conclusion that A”-factor was lethal if brought together. The same goes for chromosomes with A”-factor and O”-factor. As of 2010, embryos with both A”-factor and O”-factor end up as stillborn after repeated blood clotting.

…I think I talked too much about the scientific facts.

I will give an overview of the three major classes: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Later on, I shall give an in-depth lecture about the classes and sub-classes.

Alpha – the innate leader with great physical strength and potential. They are aggressive and proud. Alpha men and women have two pairs of canines – a pair above, a pair below – which will grow around the age of 15 to 17 before their real rut starts. Rut cycle varies, but they usually happened every 3-4 months (now 2-3 months).

Beta – the ordinary people. They don’t have any special characteristics, but they are very capable of adapting to a new environment better than Alphas and Omegas. Betas can smell Alphas’ and Omegas’ scent, but stay unaffected. Beta women have menstrual periods every month.

Omega – the ‘wife’ material. In contrast to Alphas who are dominant, Omegas are submissive by nature. But in terms of aggressiveness, an Omega can be as aggressive as an Alpha, only it’s limited to certain people; such as their family members but especially their offspring. They are natural cooks and managers. Every Omega has a fertile cycle called Estrus or Heat, generally occurred every 4-6 months (now every 3-5 months).

My next 3 entries will cover the major classes in general before we move on to the sub-classes and reproduction.