#fieryfeathers

[xaedificare]

      “And here I thought I was the        only one who knew of this spot.”

[anguloke-blog]

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Send “‼‼‼” for my muse’s reaction to your muse waking them up suddenly.

"You know, in the past three hours alone I have been rudely awoken by a Dragonborn, an Elf maiden, an ice queen, a twin of the aforementioned Elf maiden, and another one of my own kin. Firebirds scarcely even surprise me at this point."

[cainixis]

[ fieryfeathers ]

          "I've never scented your kind before.            Is it rude of me to ask just what you            are, dear? I'm curious."

[deusabest-archive-blog]

[ pssst, with that A/B/O post there's two book series set in the same world that tackles the idea of it better. There aren't really 'betas' but it's more of who's more dominant, and omegas are outside the pack structure completely. They're by Patricia Briggs, and I think you'd really like them. ]

I have read about them, but I don't think they capture the idea of a wolf pack either. At least not her Alpha & Omega series. Omegas in her series have some weird power that helps control Alphas. 

But that is not exactly how it works (wolves tend to bully Omegas around to relieve stress, so I kind of get what she was doing). She also fell into the same trope about mates for life (if one of the Alphas dies, then the other will simply try to find a new mate if they are young enough to reproduce) and Alphas wanting to mate with the super special Omega.  

This is just a topic I feel strongly about and sadly I have only barely seen done right in Blood and Chocolate.