The Pillars of Hercules

The story follows Alexander, the Prince of Macedon, as he embarks on a relentless campaign of conquest, toppling powerful empires like Persia, Egypt, and Athens. His reputation as a formidable leader is amplified by the mythic belief that he is the son of Zeus and the embodiment of Hercules. This blend of historical narrative and legend explores the impact of his ambitions and the psychological complexities of a ruler who may see himself as a divine figure, blurring the lines between myth and reality.