Xavier never asked for any of this. One moment, he was living his normal life. The next, he was kidnapped and forced into a virtual omegaverse, where he was forced to become an Omega a rare and prized resource in a world struggling to repopulate. No warning, no choice. Just a system that reprogrammed him and changed everything.
The rules were simple: survive, adapt, and, for omegas like him, reproduce. 
But Xavier had always been straight. And now, trapped in a game full of powerful Alphas eager to claim him, his preferences didn’t matter. He had to play the game or risk losing everything.
With the help of a mysterious system that seemed to know everything about the game but nothing about what he truly wanted, Xavier had to navigate a harem of Alpha desires, all while trying to hold on to the person he was before.
Could he survive the game without losing his heart, and his identity?

Everyone was tense, eyes flicking between the system's warning and the growing unease I felt inside. Kaori and Isamu looked off, like the very air was twisting against them. My heart beat faster. This wasn't just about Xavier anymore. It was bigger, darker. While Jaxon and the others started talking about tracking down the anomaly, Selene moved toward the table, pulling out an old, heavy book, its leather cracked and worn like it had lived a thousand lifetimes.


She flipped through the pages quickly but carefully, scanning the ancient texts for answers. The room fell silent except for the soft rustle of turning pages. I stayed close to Xavier's side, watching his pale chest rise and fall, trying to keep calm even though panic was gnawing at me.


Chapter 69 - 69. Red moon and Isabella's appearance