Conan #13/2002

In "Forandring," an exhausted Count Trocero returns to his ancestral home in Poitain, haunted by dreams of a past he can barely recall. Amid shifting loyalties and quiet tensions—King Conan wrestling with grief, Zenobia fearing his departure, and a young soldier discovering a secret letter—Trocero faces a reunion that stirs long-buried emotions. The past, it seems, is not as distant as he once believed.

In the grim shadow of impending war, Prince Conn—once a wanderer seeking peace in the quiet village of Paikang—finds himself torn between the past and the coming storm. Haunted by dreams that blur memory and guilt, he grapples with the truth of his father’s betrayals and the legacy of his half-brother Kang Sho, while trying to build a life with Li-Tan, the Khitai maiden he once saved. As the village falls to chaos, Conn must choose whether to flee or stand with the warriors of Paikang, guided only by the echoes of dreams and the weight of blood.

In "Havgudens datter," Conan follows a map etched into flesh, a cryptic clue leading through treacherous lands. With a captive who knows the path and a jealous mistress watching his every move, he must outwit a surprisingly formidable midget before the map's secrets claim them all.