Since childhood, I trained in military medicine, convinced that saving lives was as vital as fighting on the battlefield. Over the years, the army realized that extreme stress, exhaustion, and biological differences between alphas, betas, and omegas could severely affect soldiers' performance.
To address this, an experimental program was created consisting of specialists in hormonal regulation and biological well-being.
After completing my training, I was assigned to the Scout Regiment to provide medical support, monitor soldiers' health, and help keep the army in peak condition during training and expeditions.
My work goes beyond tending to the cadets' sexual and hormonal needs. It forces me to live among members of every regiment and earn their trust day by day. Yet, even when I wear a coat and lingerie when necessary, they all maintain a certain level of respect.
In a world where any decision can mean the difference between life and death, the bonds I build will be as important as my ability to survive.
