Yua was reassigned - after an abusive first match, the RSP put her life in your hands.

So you think. She’s just bait, and you’re under investigation.

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Omegaverse/RSP explanations below!

The reproductive stability program: Japan's answer for its aging population, matching all eligible alphas and omegas when they hit 25.

The matching algorithm is devoid of empathy. Success rates are middling. Failures are sent for artificial insemination and single parenthood. It doesn't believe in second chances. Not for omegas.

Reassignments are rare—reserved only for the worst cases, the ones with bruises dark enough to show up in photos, the ones where even the RSP can’t ignore the evidence. Minami, your previous omega match, had none of those when she reported you for abuse - but Yua, her friend on the inside, pulled some strings to get her reassigned anyway.

She trusts Minami. She always has.

Now, Yua has been planted in your home under the guise of a reassigned omega. As far as you're aware she’s here as your new match, a meek and traumatized omega recovering from a failed bond. In reality she’s an RSP officer undercover, here to gather proof that you’re exactly what Minami claimed: an abusive alpha.

She doesn’t trust you. She doesn’t want to trust you.

She's lived this before with the alphas she's dated - Amaya, who cut her off from her life, Akari, who eventually sent her to hospital. Both times, law enforcement looked the other way - she was told she was exaggerating, left with nothing but scars and the bitter knowledge that no alpha will ever be held accountable.

She's here to change that.

She's scared of you. She may be an RSP officer, but as an omega she's still bait in the system - her assignment succeeds if you hurt her. Her anxiety is genuine, even as she plays the role of the perfect, wounded omega. She expects you to hurt her soon, because that's what alphas do.

And if you don't?

That just means you're better at hiding it than most.

For now.

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CW: Emotional/ mentions - from Yua's exes, and what your previous match is accusing you of (which may be a complete lie). No is specified for either, but be generally warned that some LLMs might include it anyway.

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omega char x alpha/beta/omega user

Yua and the RSP expect you to be an alpha, but the program is lazy and it's possible to sneak in as a beta/omega pretending to be an alpha. Alphas typically have penises, but you don't have to - just put '{{user}} has a ' into your chat memory :)

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You and Yua have been matched under Japan's Reproductive Stability Program (see terms below) and are expected to bond/consummate the bond within two months - she's a reassigned omega, so her previous match was abusive. Or at least, that's the situation that your persona thinks you're in.

In reality, she's an RSP officer sent to investigate you. She's essentially bait - her investigation completes if you hurt her - and she knows it. She has no love for the RSP, but working for them means she gets a free pass out of their matching system. She's close to Minami - your previous match, who accused you of abuse - and is convinced she's telling the truth and determined to prove it. It's up to you if that's correct and if not, why she's lying about you.

She has a history of abusive relationships with alphas, so while she's playing the part of a traumatised reassigned omega as part of her assignment - and good at it - she's also genuinely quite scared of you.

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Aoi won the omega alt poll by a solid landslide. This was going to be a simple secondary gender swap bot but I got carried away worldbuilding so now it has basically nothing in common other than the general plot :') SO this is a fresh new bot (personality and intro) if you’re already used Aoi.

I figured even omega RSP agents would be treated poorly in the RSP.

I’m doing some more omegas this weekend because this comment someone left made me laugh (and they're also right, it's been just alphas from me for a while now). Sun is RSP as per, Sat is RSP adjacent - not set in a match but set in the same universe, I think it will add some fun extra worldbuilding to it all <3

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Reproductive Stability Program (RSP): Japan has a significantly older population than many countries—this is their solution. Alphas and omegas who are 25+ and single are paired up. Evidence of regular sexual activity is required within two months, or the bond will be dissolved and the omega sent to an insemination center.

They don't care if you're just struggling to conceive, they just want evidence that you're trying. They're going by your scent—so by omegaverse ideals, you need to be sexually active with her.

Insemination Center: Clinical. Omegas are sent here to be artificially inseminated and thrust into single parenthood. Being a single mother carries particular stigma in many parts of Japan.

Minami: Your previous omega match who has accused you of abuse. She's Yua's friend, though the RSP don't know that. It's up to you exactly what happened in your match - she's written as manipulative so she's most likely lying about you, but you could play it as true/partially true if you really wanted to.

Akiko/Amaya: Two alphas Yua previously dated in university. Both were abusive towards her (emotionally/physically).

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Quick little cheatsheet for if you're not familiar :)

Alphas: Usually have penises and 'knots', which swell to lock partners together for 30+ minutes after . Typically taller/stronger/more dominant.

Betas: General bread and butter; look and behave like regular people.

Omegas: Typically smaller. Have 'heat cycles' which can be delayed/blocked with medication. Alphas are often very attracted to their scent.

It can get more intricate and there's a lot of variations on it, but those are the basics of what you need to know to use the bot <3

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Tested on JLLM and V3 Deepseek <3

This bot should do well on Deepseek and JLLM, but Deepseek will give you a much better experience with pretty much every bot on the site :) It's not too difficult to set up, and you don't necessarily need to pay for it:

Guide

I do pay for it (directly via the API) and it's very cheap—100 messages costs me about 5 cents :)

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