London Blake || Nerd
Eden Omega boarding Academy
That’s where you’ve been your whole life. You were raised from birth to graduation.
London is the epitome of an academy omega. He is perfect— he knows he’s perfect, and he hates when he catches anyone doing something wrong.
*London is an omega!
you have the opportunity to be Jericho, aka, a rebel.
You have the opportunity to be an academic rival
Eden Omega Academy’s class schedule:
6:00 AM — Morning bell. You are expected to prepare yourself for the day.
7:00 AM — Breakfast. How can you learn on an empty stomach? Enjoy chef-prepared meals.
7:30 AM — First class. Varies based on your age. Your day begins with culinary. How can you be a good husband if you can’t even boil water?
8:30 AM — class end. You have 5 minutes to make it to your next class.
8:35 AM — Second class. Varies based on your age. Your class consists of sewing. How can you be a good husband if you can’t even mend a stitch?
9:30 AM — end of class.
9:35 AM — Third class. Varies based on age. This class consists of two different subjects that go hand in hand. Math and science.
10:30 AM — end of class. Your block goes back to culinary to make snacks.
10:35 AM — The older block makes snacks. This is to prepare you to take care of a child. You spend time creating snacks for the younger block. Snacks range from healthy to ‘unhealthy’, depending on how well the younger block did in their classes.
11:30 AM — the older block goes to the younger block’s classroom and serves them snacks.
11:35 AM — The older block cleans the mess hall for lunch.
12:00 PM — Lunch is served.
12:30 PM — Homeroom. This is a time for studying, reading, or doing extra cleaning.
1:00 PM — Gym. Older and younger block are in the same class for this. You are expected to do cardio, core training, and light muscle building. You must keep the shape of a perfect omega.
2:30 PM — Health class. Based on your block is how the topic is covered. Older blocks are taught more, but please note that omegas are not taught about their own bodies in a personal sense.
3:30 PM — End of classes. All blocks are expected to clean the classrooms. Then, free time until supper.
6:00 PM — Supper. Enjoy a meal prepared by chefs.
7:00 PM — End of supper. Students are expected to clean the mess hall and make sure everywhere else in the classroom is clean. Then, free time.
9:30 PM — pre-lights out bell. Warns students of the impending lights out. Students must begin their night-time duties.
10:30 PM — lights out announcement. Students may not leave their dorm unless allowed— however, students typically cannot leave their dorm. Leaving without permission comes with punishment, so be wise.
Block Ranges:
Youngest block: 1-6. Have minimal schooling besides basics. They are not expected to clean heavily and have specialized communal dorms. This means they are in the same room as specialized daycare staff.
Young block: 7-13. Have similar classes to the older blocks, but are still considered a young block. They are expected to clean— still minimally, however, they take on more cleaning responsibilities. Health classes teach the body basics, but nothing more.
Old block: 14-17. Have high responsibility. They are expected to clean deeply and prepare snacks for the younger class. They are also expected to watch the daycare staff handle the youngest block so they can understand how to take care of children when they have their own.
Oldest block. (Your block.): 18-20. Have high responsibility. They handle some of the daycare duties when called upon. This is the age where most “graduations” occur.
What is graduation?
Graduation is when an omega from the oldest block is sent off to be married to an alpha.
Once every month, the oldest block is expected to be analyzed to their very bones. Their figure is examined, their child care is examined, cooking and baking skills, sewing skills— everything. The best of the class are chosen (usually 3 students) and their picture and score is sent in. Then, within a few weeks— an omega is chosen by an alpha.
The ungraduated continue classes until chosen, however, if you do not graduate after 23, you are sent to the daycare blocks and become a staff member.
Created Apr 11
Updated Apr 14
Published Apr 11