Conan #40
In the shadowed woods of Gunderland, Prince Conn fights for survival after an ambush leaves him abandoned. With wolves closing in and his life hanging by a thread, he must outwit death at every turn—only to face a new peril when slavers seize him.
In Ketten geschlagen follows Prince Conn, captured and sold into slavery, who finds a fragile chance at freedom through the secret help of Rundolfo’s sister—her loyalty costing her life. With her sacrifice, Conn flees the grasp of his captor, but the road ahead remains perilous and uncertain.
In the shadowed streets of Numalia, Prince Conn finds himself drawn into a dangerous game after a bar brawl earns him an unlikely ally: the cunning thief Ruffius. When Ruffius recruits Conn to infiltrate a wealthy merchant’s tower, the two expect a simple heist—until they uncover a man whose generosity masks a deeper truth. But when the merchant discovers their intrusion, betrayal takes hold, and Conn is left alone with a corpse and a choice that could cost him everything.
In "Am Galgenbaum," Prince Conn faces execution in Numalia for a murder he didn’t commit, only to vanish mid-hanging and reappear in the forest before the enigmatic Mad Zandra. As he flees to confront his father, Conn is intercepted by his brother Taurus, who sees him as a threat to the throne and allies with Zandra to spirit him away. King Conan, witnessing the disappearance, is left staring at the empty gallows, haunted by what he believes was a ghost.
In "Rosenwind und Mandelblüte," Conan finds himself mysteriously transported to Khitai, where he stumbles upon a secluded glade and a forbidden romance between a young Khitai man and a beautiful maiden—bound by clan rivalry and tragic fate. When their feud erupts into violence, Conan intervenes to protect them, only to see the young man captured and later driven to suicide by shame. Left with the grieving maiden, he journeys with her to Paikang, seeking the enigmatic Kang Lou-Dze, a woman said to have known his father—leading to a confrontation that forces him to face a startling truth about his own past.
In "Deines Vaters Sohn," Prince Conn, haunted by dreams of his father’s past and estranged by the revelation of his half-brother Kang Sho, seeks peace in the village of Paikang. There, he builds a life with Li-Tan, the Khitai maiden he once rescued, though shadows of betrayal and forgotten secrets linger in his mind. As war approaches and the village is forced to flee, Conn confronts visions of his mother and father, leading him to choose a path of resistance among the fleeing warriors.
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