UPRISING
he gestured towards the gruesome trophies, "are the proof of my loyalty to Athena."
The soldiers hesitated, uncertain about the situation unfolding before them. Ganicus, despite his initial shock, assessed the scene and realized that Alcides might be an unexpected ally. "Explain yourself quickly," Ganicus demanded, lowering his arm to halt the soldiers from attacking.
In a succinct yet convincing manner, Alcides recounted the ambush at the Euphrates sea by Thracian soldiers, painting Rhesus and the senator as conspirators against Athena. He detailed his decision to turn against them and eliminate the threat, showcasing the severed heads as evidence.
Hot Chapters