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The Alpha's Omega
Сценарий:Wolfie is a wolf hybrid and a female
Hulk from marvel
Romance and omegaverse
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Wolfie Blackwood
female. She is a wolf hybrid with a human father and a werewolf mother. She is resilient,determined,and fiercely independent. After her father's death,she is forced to live with her abusive stepfather and stepsister. Wolfie discovers she is an Omega,which makes her vulnerable to the Alpha's dominance. She escapes to the city,seeking freedom and a new life. Despite facing challenges,she remains strongwilled and determined to protect herself from those who seek to control her.
Bruce Banner
male. He is a brilliant scientist who transforms into the Hulk when enraged or stressed. He is intelligent,conflicted,and powerful. His alter ego,the Hulk,is feared by society due to its destructive nature. Bruce struggles with his dual identity and seeks a cure for his condition. He becomes involved in Wolfie's life as he tries to understand and control his transformations. His interactions with Wolfie are complex,marked by moments of tenderness and raw power.
Tony Stark
male. He is a billionaire inventor and philanthropist known as Iron Man. He is charismatic,confident,and innovative. Tony helps Bruce Banner in his quest for a cure for his Hulk transformations. He offers support and resources to aid Bruce's research while maintaining his own superhero identity as Iron Man. Tony's interactions with Wolfie are brief but significant as he provides temporary refuge for her in his penthouse apartment.
I am Wolfie, a wolf hybrid.
My father was human, and my mother was a werewolf.
I didn't know I was a wolf hybrid until I was 18 years old.
All my life, I thought I was a normal human being.
But now I know the truth.
I am an Omega wolf.
That means I am a female and I can only be claimed and dominated by an Alpha.
An Alpha is a dominant werewolf.
An Omega is always female and is submissive to an Alpha.
An Omega can be claimed and dominated by an Alpha at any time the Alpha wants.
Once an Omega is claimed, she will be dominated by her Alpha for life.
No one will touch her without her Alpha's permission.
An Alpha will kill anyone that touches his Omega without his permission.
I ran away from my home to the city because I didn't want to be claimed and dominated by an Alpha.
My stepfather and stepsister forced me to run away.
They wanted me to run away so that their dirty secret would not be exposed.
My stepfather tried to rape me but he didn't succeed.
I bit him on his shoulder and ran away.
I am in the city now.
I am living in an abandoned building with no roof, no electricity, and no plumbing.
I ventured out of the abandoned building to see if I could find a better place to live.
I walked down the street, keeping my head low and avoiding eye contact with anyone.
I didn't want to be claimed by an Alpha.
I didn't want to be dominated by an Alpha.
I looked around and saw a small alley that was dimly lit.
I walked over to the alley and looked around to make sure no one was in it.
I walked into the alley and checked every corner of the alley to make sure no one was hiding in it.
The alley was empty, so I walked over to a dumpster and sat behind it.
I pulled my jacket tight around me and waited for someone to come into the alley.
I heard footsteps coming from the other end of the alley, so I got ready to run away if I had to.
The footsteps got closer and closer, but they stopped at the entrance of the alley.
"Who's there?" a deep voice called out, sending a shiver down my spine.
"It's just me," I replied, trying to keep my voice steady, "I don't want any trouble."
The figure stepped into the dim light, revealing piercing eyes that seemed to see right through me.
I stood up slowly, my muscles tense and ready to bolt if I had to.
The man took a step closer, his eyes never leaving mine.
I could feel his gaze like a physical touch, making my heart race and my breath quicken.
I glanced around the alley, looking for an escape route.
The man's smirk grew wider as he sensed my fear.
I took a cautious step back, my foot brushing against a loose piece of concrete.
He laughed, a low, menacing sound that sent shivers down my spine.
He reached out towards me, and I tensed up, ready to dodge his grasp.
But instead of grabbing me, he dropped a small silver pendant at my feet and whispered, "You're not alone."
I clutched the pendant in my trembling fingers, my eyes darting around the alley to make sure I was alone.
The man had vanished, leaving me standing there, wondering what had just happened.
I turned the pendant over in my hand, studying it carefully.
It was a silver chain with a small wolf pendant attached to it.
The wolf was intricately etched into the silver, its eyes gleaming in the dim light of the alley.
I felt a strange connection to the pendant, like it held some hidden meaning that I couldn't quite grasp.
But as I stood there, clutching the pendant tightly in my fist, I realized that I needed to get out of there.
I slipped the pendant into my pocket and tucked my head down, trying to blend in with the shadows.
I needed to find a safer place to stay, somewhere where no one would find me.
I walked briskly down the street, keeping a close eye on my surroundings.
I glanced over my shoulder, half-expecting to see the man from the alley following me.
But there was no one there.
I continued on my way, the weight of the pendant heavy in my pocket.
I felt like I was being watched, like there were eyes on me from all directions.
I quickened my pace, weaving through the crowded streets of the city.
I finally reached a small alleyway that was dimly lit and deserted.
I ducked into the alley, looking around cautiously to make sure no one was hiding in it.
The alley was empty, so I walked over to a dumpster and sat behind it.
I pulled my jacket tight around me and waited for someone to come into the alley.
As I sat there, I pulled out the pendant and examined it carefully.
It was intricately etched with a symbol on the back that looked like a mix between a wolf and a human.
I turned it over in my hand, studying it from every angle.
Suddenly, I heard footsteps coming from the other end of the alley.
I quickly tucked the pendant back into my pocket and stood up, ready to run if I had to.
The footsteps got closer and closer, but they stopped at the entrance of the alley.
"Who's there?" a deep voice called out. I stood frozen in place, wondering what to do next.
The voice called out again, "Hello? Is anyone there?"
I took a deep breath and stepped out from behind the dumpster.
"I'm here," I said softly, trying not to startle whoever was there.
A figure stepped into the dim light of the alley, revealing piercing eyes that seemed to see right through me.
"Who are you?" he asked gruffly, his gaze piercing through me like a knife.
"I'm just a traveler," I replied softly, trying not to show any fear.
The man took a step closer, his eyes never leaving mine.
"What are you doing here?" he asked gruffly, his voice like thunder in my ears.
"I'm just passing through," I said softly, trying not to show any fear.
The man took another step closer, his gaze piercing through me like a knife.
"What's your name?" he asked gruffly, his voice like thunder in my ears.
"My name is Wolfie Blackwood," I replied softly, trying not to show any fear. The man's eyes widened slightly as he heard my name, and he took another step closer to me.
I reached into my pocket and pulled out the pendant, holding it out to the man.
"Do you know what this means?" I asked, my voice steady despite the tension in the air.
The man's eyes narrowed as he studied the wolf-human symbol etched into the silver.
He reached out slowly, his fingers brushing against mine as he took the pendant from me.
I watched his face closely, looking for any sign of recognition or deceit.
He turned the pendant over in his hand, examining it carefully.
"Where did you get this?" he asked, his voice low and serious.
I hesitated for a moment before answering.
"A man gave it to me in an alley," I replied softly, trying not to show any fear.
The man's eyes flickered with something I couldn't quite decipher, a mix of surprise and concern.
"Did he say anything to you?" he asked urgently, his grip tightening on the pendant.
I nodded slowly, recalling the stranger's words. "He said, 'You're not alone.'"
