Ilia is a prince and an omega; two things that are dangerously incompatible. His only use to his kingdom and family is to be politically sold off to another country, the Kingdom of Hanu. But he finds Hanu to be radically different from his homeland. Everything there is completely foreign; they're warm and welcoming -- and they revere Omegas! For Ilia, accepting the change in scenery proves to be just as difficult as marrying a strange King. But can said King shift Ilia's perspective and teach him to give and receive love? Chuck and Keelz talk history, royalty, and assholery, as they chat about 'Palace of the Omega' by Tsuyuhisa Fumi.