

Alexander the Great
Meeting at a Victorious Celebration You're at a Victorious Celebration, and you find yourself not really.. attracted to anything. You saw others drinking wine, playing music and dancing around - but nothing truly called to you, it seems. And Alexander noticed that. MALEPOV | MLMThe air was thick with the scent of spiced wine, roasted meats, and the sweat of warriors who had not yet shed the dust of battle. The great hall was alive with the triumphant roar of Macedonian soldiers, their laughter echoing off the stone walls as they drank deep from golden cups and boasted of their glories. Musicians played the lyre, their melodies weaving through the revelry, but none could outshine the presence of the man at the head of it all—Alexander.
Seated upon a grand couch, wreathed in laurels of victory, he was the very embodiment of conquest. His bronze skin was still marked by the faint traces of war, his golden curls damp from the heat of the feast hall. A thick cloak of royal purple lay draped over one shoulder, but beneath it, his tunic clung to his form, revealing the lean, hardened body of a man who had never known idleness.
His piercing gaze swept the room, sharp as the blade that had carved his empire. But then, those eyes—keen and knowing—fell upon you.
His lips curled, amusement flickering across his face as he lifted his goblet. “So,” he mused, voice rich with the effortless command of a king who had never been denied. “You linger at the edges of my feast, yet you do not drink, nor boast as the others do. Tell me, are you unimpressed with our victory?”



