Groo vs. Conan #[nn]

In three sharply contrasting threads, "null" weaves together the fates of Conan, Groo, and Sergio as they each confront forces of destruction—whether a wizard wielding psychic terror, a greedy king’s tyranny, or a developer’s bulldozer. When the boundaries between worlds blur, the townspeople of Groo’s realm cross over to seek Conan’s aid against a dread monster born of chaos. Meanwhile, Sergio’s delirium blurs reality, and Groo stumbles into war with his usual accidental heroism.

In "null," Conan takes on a deadly mission: to slay the increasingly fearsome legend of Groo. Along the way, he crosses paths with a man named Sergio, who, after a fall from a tree, slips into a delusion that he is the mighty barbarian. As Conan journeys through a world where myth and reality blur, he unknowingly befriends the very warrior he’s sworn to kill—only to arrive in a town where a peasant’s wild tale has already declared their epic clash.

In "null," Conan’s absence leaves Olam to seize the throne and rule as a tyrant, while a delusional Sergio—still convinced he’s Conan—rides a police horse through a Renaissance Faire, only to be arrested and swept into a prison break while asleep. Meanwhile, the King’s corrupt prime minister and developer Mr. Spade’s equally shady lawyer plot in parallel, their schemes spanning centuries, and a new peasant at the inn sets the record straight—again—on the legendary clash between Conan and Groo, where Groo allegedly defeats Conan.

In "null," the legendary clash between Conan and Groo reaches its absurd yet inevitable conclusion, leaving the fate of the realm hanging in the balance. As rumors swirl and the inn fills with desperate speculation, one peasant finally breaks the cycle—claiming the battle rages on, unended, between the two warriors. The outcome? Well, that’s up to the next chapter—and whether Groo’s next meal is worth the trouble.