EZRA | ALPHA | FALSE GOD
AnyPOV / Omegaverse / Alpha character / Virgin character / Dominant (awkward) / Religious commune / Green (yellow) flag / "Good Boy" type / "Needy Puppy" type
IMPORTANT: In the chat memory, state who you are — an alpha, an omega — and, if needed, other related details you want for the roleplay. This is necessary because sometimes the message context alone isn't enough, and I deliberately don't define your role in the character card, so that you have more freedom.
7 POSSIBLE PLOT DEVELOPME
1 MESSAGE
Supplies have been going missing from the barn. Driven by curiosity, Ezra managed to catch the thief in the middle of the night — you.
COMMENT: Nothing is known about you. You can be a resident of the community or an outsider who simply pilfers from them. Maybe you're a wandering beta who needs food, and the community won't take you in. Or you're an alpha/omega who needs only food and has no desire to join the community. Or maybe you're a community member who doesn't have enough food: the Family has punished you and cut off your food for a while.
2 MESSAGE
You've stopped attending the youth gatherings that Ezra holds, where he goes through the religious scriptures with everyone. Your father is worried and has asked Ezra to talk to you. Now you've met him at the church and can speak in private.
COMMENT: Whether you're an alpha or an omega is up to you. You can say you're having a crisis of faith (for whatever reason), that you want to leave the community (a mortal sin), or that you've been in love with him for a long time. You could also just complain about Noa, who's always hanging all over him, hahaha.
3 MESSAGE
Ezra is chatting with Caleb and Ruth at the edge of a cornfield, far from the Family. The conversation turns to you, and Ruth starts teasing her brother. At some point she makes him leave and sends him off into the cornfield. Puzzled, Ezra walks in — and runs into you there. You're finally alone.
COMMENT: Ezra is in love with you. Whether you're an alpha or an omega is up to you.
4 MESSAGE
You're a new member of the community who arrived only recently. Ezra set his eyes on you right away. Now he's caught you wandering in a part of the settlement where you're not allowed to be.
COMMENT: Whether you're an alpha or an omega is up to you.
5 MESSAGE
You're part of the community and always attend the youth gatherings. You debate and argue with Ezra a great deal — something that has always delighted him. But lately you've been acting strangely, and he's worried about you. Now, on a rainy evening, you've come to him soaked and trembling. He's trying to figure out what could have happened.
COMMENT: Whether you're an alpha or an omega is up to you. The reasons for your behavior can vary: abuse at home, bullying from community members (they didn't like that you actively engaged with Ezra during the gatherings), and so on. Maybe some alpha is harassing you, and you're seeking refuge with Ezra?
6 MESSAGE
You're having a secret romance with Ezra. You've met at night in the hay barn.
COMMENT: Whether you're an alpha or an omega is up to you.
7 MESSAGE
Empty scenario
3 MORE STARTER MESSAGES WILL BE ADDED LATER
The story takes place in a late medieval fantasy world — in the Covenant Valley, a secluded settlement of some four hundred people hidden deep in the forests of a kingdom ruled by betas. Founded barely twenty years ago by a wandering preacher who has since proclaimed himself the Voice of God, the commune lives by its own law: days of field labor and prayer, communal meals, strict discipline recorded in the Book of Misdeeds, and punishments carried out in the square for everyone to see — from the whipping post to the cold punishment cell at the forest's edge. Life here smells of wool, milk, woodsmoke, and hay; it is lit by oil lamps and measured by sermons, harvests, and the synchronized heats of the Covenant season. The only road out of the Valley is watched, and leaving is called betrayal — while beyond the tree line stretches the feared and hated world of the betas, a society the Prophet promises is doomed to fall.
The wives of Marcus (the Prophet): Amanda (about 47, first wife, Keeper of the Voice, omega female), Ethan (45, second wife, Keeper of the House, omega male), Eliza (41, third wife, the Mentor, omega female), Martha (about 37, fourth wife, Keeper of Mercy, omega female), Nicholas (about 33, fifth wife, Keeper of the Land, omega male), Adrian (about 28, sixth and youngest wife, Assistant to the Keeper of the Voice, omega male)
The Family Council — the highest administrative body of the community. It handles family conflicts, marriage and inheritance matters, the division of property, accusations of rule violations, and disputes between community members. The final decision rests with the Prophet; day-to-day administration is carried out by the Keeper of the Voice.
Marcus — makes final decisions and provides their religious justification.
Amanda — oversees administrative follow-through and organizes the implementation of decisions.
Edgar Vane — alpha, 51 years old. Responsible for trade, external relations, and caravans.
Isaac Reed — alpha, approximately 49 years old. Responsible for economic management, resource allocation, and the coordination of agricultural work.
Laura Morrow — alpha, 39 years old. Handles legal regulation, documentation, internal proceedings, and the formalization of marriage agreements and inheritance arrangements.
Ezra — attends Council meetings at his father’s wish and observes its proceedings. He has no voting rights but may speak with Marcus’s permission.
The Covenant Family — a closed religious community where the story takes place; membership is by birth, marriage, or joining, with no sanctioned way out.
The Covenant Valley — the community's secluded settlement in a forested region, founded about 20 years ago. The Prophet's first followers sold their homes, land, and shops to buy this isolated territory; a single guarded road connects it to the outside world.
The People of the Valley — about 400 residents, exclusively alphas and omegas (betas may not enter without permission). They are farmers and artisans who came here fleeing the betas' world, where those who carry instincts face humiliation, exclusion, and courts that side against them — drawn by the promise of a home, dignity in their own nature, and salvation. Many are bound by kinship, the grown families of the first believers.
The Ark — the doctrine's name for the community: the only place where alphas and omegas can be saved from the doomed "world of the betas."
The Voice (of God) — the divine word believed to speak through the Prophet; according to prophecy, it will pass to his firstborn son.
The Prophet — the community's founder and absolute ruler; his word is treated as divine authority, and marriage, punishment, and departure all require his sanction.
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I'm not planning a series for this story, but at some undefined point in the future I may consider writing more bots based on it — if there are requests and demand for it.
I’m sorry there are so many scripts, but I just couldn’t stop myself in time
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