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“The only thing nice about this is that I’ll bring you to prison.”
“And how would you do it?” He’s genuinely curious, tilting his head so he can peer down at the other’s enraged face. “An Omega cannot be convicted of a crime.”
[or: AU where omega serial killer dazai fucks and fucks with alpha genius detective chuuya]
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- Part 300 of soukoku AUs
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Amazing, brilliant AU world where Omegas can do no wrong and naturally, Dazai exploits the shit out of that. The world got doomed with Dazai being the Omega. Hot Top!Omega!Dazai x Bottom!Alpha!Chuuya one-shot. ♥
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WHY ISN'T THERE MORE STORIES LIKE THIS?!?! ITS SO GOOD!!!
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It's common knowledge that Alphas are stronger and smarter. It's also common knowledge that Omegas are born with weak constitutions, unable to exert physical effort for too long. Even an agitated Beta's pheromones are too hostile for an Omega to handle, reducing the Omega to remaining weak-kneed in the force of it. An Alpha's dangerous pheromone is out of the question.
Therefore, one of the landmark civil rights victories in their world is the establishment of the law that disallows Omegas to be convicted of any crime, as the world believes them to be too weak to do any harm. A capability reduced by their own natural constitution, something that is inherent to their genetic make-up. It's not something that could be remedied by gene splicing or by guzzling down performance drugs.
Witnessed by the world on a daily basis: Omegas are too harmless and too weak to be able to achieve any substantial harm against anyone, including themselves.
In order to help protect these weak beings, the pheromones of an Omega forces everyone else to not be able to land a hand against them. Omegas cannot commit a crime, and everyone else cannot hurt them in turn.
An equivalent exchange to compensate against their inability to produce any notes of violence or evil.
A fact that protects and empowers Dazai better than any army could.
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