Conan #13
In "Im Tal der ewigen Nacht," Conan rescues Jenna, a woman ravaged by a mysterious, leprosy-like affliction, from a deadly swordsman. As the two flee into the treacherous highlands, Conan himself falls ill, forcing them to climb a haunted mountain and enter a forbidden castle. There, they face the alien Myya L'rrasleff in a desperate battle that may hold the key to their survival.
In "Der Preis der Vollkommenheit," Conan awakens with no memory, ensnared by Princess Prem who declares him Kalna-Fakir. As he is drawn into a deadly ritual meant to sacrifice Atreah, the truth of his identity fractures, unleashing a fury that shatters divine order. With Mreead-zza undone and the world in ruin, only Conan and Atreah remain.
In the eerie silence of a city frozen in time, Conan and Atreah encounter two young boys, Jonwalli and Dukenrik, as they navigate streets where every person stands motionless. When the sorcerers Nareobbo and Shuin-Shann emerge to claim the city’s power, the four must fight to break the spell before it claims them all.
In "Horror in der Unterwelt," Conan ventures into the caverns beneath Pergona, where he reunites with Murilo and Jenna—now ruling the city in grotesque, swollen splendor. As the trio investigates a string of mysterious deaths, they plunge into dark, twisting tunnels, facing lurking creatures and a sinister captor, Elaynia, in a descent into the city's hidden horrors.
In "Das Gesetz der Ewigkeit," Conan is drawn into a haunting tale of ancient betrayal and forbidden power when Eilaynia recounts the fall of the lost realm of Nincenno. As her story unfolds, desire and dread intertwine, binding Conan to a war he never sought—where loyalty is a weapon and sacrifice a necessity. The line between truth and enchantment blurs as past and present collide in a storm of blood and fate.
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