Kapitel 624: Prisoner Exchange (Part-3)

Grahtos, being the overall cavalry commander where Laykash served, as well as knowing the man as a fellow Thesian from his hometown of course had a particularly strong sense of brotherly commadry for him.

Thus at Mithriditus's ominous words, he could not help but lose control of his emotions.

While Alexander being of a much more rational mind, only turned to one of the guards and asked,

"Please ask Laykash to come here. Let's see what he has to say."

Though internally he was still unable to think of a reason why Laykash would want to return.

At least if this had been a magical world Alexander might have guessed something uncreative as a binding contract or a slave seal.

But there was no magic in this world.

Or at least there was no proof it which he had come across with his own eyes, though superstitious belief about a dozen of such stuff was dime a dozen.

And so drawing blanks, he ultimately decided to wait and see.