Chapitre 1639: Incidents

The Romans might be the strongest forces on Earth, but with Ptolemy's call to arms, the civilians of Alexandria rose up against the invaders. 

The streets became a chaotic battleground, where it was difficult to differentiate between harmless civilians and insurgents. Citizens barricaded themselves in their homes, their fear mingling with a fierce determination to protect their beloved city.

Julian stood in the heart of the Egyptian palace, his gaze sweeping over the aftermath of the conflict seen from its balcony. The once majestic city was now marred by the scars of battle. Smoke wafted through the air, carrying the scent of burning buildings and mingling with the acrid stench of fear and desperation.