First Triumph (Part-2)

The large, almost billboard sized paintings depicting Alexander's victories were undoubtedly a huge propaganda drive, done to show the man's prowess in battle and establish his authority as a conqueror among the hearts of the common people.

So in the retelling, he was depicted as being a perfect all rounder, as a genius tactician, a skillful general, and a brave warrior fighting right on the frontlines with the men themselves, all at the same time.

And the crowd loved this all competent look, cheering with such impassioned cries, 

"Look! The lord is so brave! Fighting at the frontlines! Truly a dragon amongst men!"

"Hahaha, yes. Little wonder those Tibians failed. They never stood a chance in the first place!"

"Lord Pasha is invincible! Glory to him! Glory to his rule!"

None had ever seen such a way of storytelling.