In 323 BC, the Macedonian empire was thrown into chaos when their great king, Alexander the Great, died while conquering Rome, a newly emerging city-state in the West.

But no one knew that it was an assassination plot to usurp the throne. Due to a serious injury, Alexander lost his memory and lived as a commoner in Rome. After more than 10 years of living without any memory of the past, a group of loyal soldiers found him and helped restore his lost memories. These soldiers told him about the situation in Macedon and the new king who had replaced him.

On his way back to Babylon, Alexander pondered for hours about the current king of Macedon. The young king of Macedon, a young and aggressive man, had political views that favored the exclusion of Rome's citizens, while Alexander always valued the connection and rights of the people. This difference confused Alexander and he could not understand why a young man could follow such a path.

Alexander was imprisoned for daring to stand in the middle of the square and claim to be Alexander the Great, but he was soon released and brought to meet his friend in a luxurious room, a person Alexander felt very familiar with.

"Why did you bring me here? Are you trying to silence me?"

Alexander's scrutinizing eyes continuously assessed his friend.

"Who are you?"