Ptolomy initially appeared very accommodating towards Alexander, joking and chuckling various encouraging comments.
The rotund man even playfully wrapped his thick arms around his shoulder, to show the close bond.
And it seemed even the news of his wife's illness did not seem to dampen the man mood, as he rather focused on Alexander's accomplishments and basking in its glory.
The news of Alexander's 'conquest' of Galiosos appeared to especially please the men, much more than even Tibias…. as it appeared land possessions beyond the main landmass was a much greater prestige boost for the court.
Thus Ptolomy freely exaggerated the land taken by Alexander.
However all of the gentleness appeared to suddenly change, just like how a sunny summer noon can turn mercurial and dark in an instant- the plump king abruptly turned to make such a comment about Lady Nanazin, openly accusing Alexander of committing adultery with his wife.
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