And he already is told by his mother, Olympias, that he is the son of Zeus, and so many people call Alexander, or he calls himself now, Alexander Zeus Amon, the son of Zeus Amon. So once again, he's trying to really make himself, or maybe he believes himself, that he is half-god, that he is a demigod. But then he continues on with this, I guess you could say, grand adventure. And I don't wanna romanticize it too much because even though he is in some way conquering and or unifying these large areas, there's also a lot of bloodshed, a lot of civilians dying. This is a very ugly thing that only looks romantic from maybe a distance of many thousands of years, but when you think about it, it would not have been very pleasant to have lived in any of these cities that Alexander and his troops are going through. But then he leaves Egypt, and the whole time after the defeat of Isis, Darius keeps sending him entreaties to say, hey, maybe we can work this thing out, maybe you can just stop to the west of the Euphrates, I'll give you this or that, but Alexander keeps saying, nope, not for me, I wanna be the king of Asia, there's only one king of Asia. And so they eventually meet again at Gagamella.