Palace of the Omega 3 by Fumi Tsuyuhisa
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I had thought this series was complete when I learned there is a third volume that hasn't been translated entirely yet. Luckily, I was able to find translations online to be able to follow the story. This volume takes us back to Ilya's homeland and interactions with his family. While it seems like things are much better with his father than his memories portrayed, his brother is a piece of work. On the other hand, Huey seems to warm up rather quickly and doesn't seem nearly as prejudice as the rest of the family once he's put in his place. Instead, he seems to get rather close to Ilya, even keeping touch once things resolve. Their future as a family is glossed over very quickly, but is adorable for what little is seen. Khalid seems to be doing well as king too, which is more evident how he turns this forced divorce missive in his favor and is able to bring Ilya back home.
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Palace of the Omega 2
Palace of the Omega 2 by Fumi Tsuyuhisa
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
8 years without worry and instant reaction is a bit much in the middle of war, but also makes sense given the reactions in the palace previously, only now Khalid is old enough, he just chooses not to act until he feels he is worthy of his prince consort. These two end up being a force to be reckoned with, though some of their allies may be a little questionable. The time jump at the end is a little confusing though, especially as the pair talking look very similar to Ilya and Khalid, even though they are talking about events long ago leading to the renaming of the harm to the rear palace, or as some called it, the omega's palace, which explains the title of the series nicely.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
8 years without worry and instant reaction is a bit much in the middle of war, but also makes sense given the reactions in the palace previously, only now Khalid is old enough, he just chooses not to act until he feels he is worthy of his prince consort. These two end up being a force to be reckoned with, though some of their allies may be a little questionable. The time jump at the end is a little confusing though, especially as the pair talking look very similar to Ilya and Khalid, even though they are talking about events long ago leading to the renaming of the harm to the rear palace, or as some called it, the omega's palace, which explains the title of the series nicely.
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Palace of the Omega 1
Palace of the Omega 1 by Fumi Tsuyuhisa
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Ilya had resigned himself to his fate as an omega when he learns that his new husband's country sees omegas very differently from the rest of the world, and he actually enjoys the young king's company. Unfortunately, it seems that peace is not to last, though it may be debatable if the forced separation is better or worse given the age gap at the time, which is a little strange. Given the hints at the end, it seems perhaps Ilya wasn't the only one who managed to avoid the fate rumors claimed had befallen them.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Ilya had resigned himself to his fate as an omega when he learns that his new husband's country sees omegas very differently from the rest of the world, and he actually enjoys the young king's company. Unfortunately, it seems that peace is not to last, though it may be debatable if the forced separation is better or worse given the age gap at the time, which is a little strange. Given the hints at the end, it seems perhaps Ilya wasn't the only one who managed to avoid the fate rumors claimed had befallen them.
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