He is the supreme king of a country. What he has is not life, but a step-by-step trap. He longs to believe but is unable to believe it. This desire determines his violence and naivety, cruelty and xenophobia.
He was a powerful general, he felt sorry for him, and he admired him, but he didn't know that his increasingly powerful power had already made him suspicious and fearful.
There are wars everywhere, lonely wolf smoke, gold and iron horses, fighting for the world for you.