
The Omega at the Royal Palace: Flowers in the Snow
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The Omega at the Royal Palace: Flowers in the Snow
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
Our comics, manga, and books are standard retail items and—unless otherwise expressly stated for a specific item—are not sold as flawless collector’s items or graded copies.
All items from our online store are also part of our in-store selection. They are typically displayed unboxed on the shelves so that our customers can view and browse through them. If there are multiple copies of a title available, some of them may still be in their original packaging or shrink-wrapped.
Comics and books, in particular, sometimes arrive with minor signs of wear resulting from production, shipping, or storage—such as fine scratches, creases, or slight visual imperfections. Unfortunately, we have no control over this. Over time, additional minor wear may also occur due to display in the store.
If you place particular importance on the item being in the best possible condition or in its original packaging, please contact us before placing your order. We’ll be happy to take a closer look at the item you’re interested in and can send you photos in advance if needed.
Of course, statutory warranty rights remain unaffected by this.
Ilya has built a new life for himself—at King Khalid’s side in Hanu, he seems to have finally found his place. But a letter from the north abruptly shatters this sense of balance: his father is dying. These words reopen old wounds and bring back memories he thought he had long left behind.
Reluctantly, Ilya sets out on a journey to the realm that once cast him out. A place full of pain, unresolved conflicts, and unspoken truths. With every step, his inner turmoil grows—torn between the past and the present, between duty and his own feelings.
An emotional story about coming home, family, forgiveness, and old scars, showing that some journeys lead not only through countries but deep into one’s own heart.
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