Alexander's Reaction (Part-2)

First and foremost, the Queen Mother worked to alleviate the tense Alexander was in, as she made her promise in a hard, steely voice.

And credit where credit is due, it did reassure him.

The man had been so preoccupied with the news of the loss that he had subconsciously skipped the fact where Cambyses notified him of the large number of defenders and the reasonable amount of food she had.

And recalling that, Alexander felt that if he was on the opposite side of the wall, he would not be confident of his chances of taking the city quickly.

"That's right. I have personally seen the walls of Zanzan. and they are likely even more formidable than Adhan's." And from the side, Pasha Farzah added this.

But for Alexander, though this was all up and good, and his city did not seem to be in imminent danger of falling, but still he wished to rescue it using an army, rather than just hoping that the Tibians will bash their heads against the walls repeatedly and finally give up.