IV century BC e. The Macedonian king Philip's son Alexander is growing up, but his father is dissatisfied with his upbringing. To eradicate the eccentricity from the boy, the king invites a new mentor, the philosopher Aristotle, and even though the philosopher had never worked with such a young student before, the matter is inspiring. Still would! After all, the student is very capable, so he can be trained to be an ideal ruler... However, Alexander does not strive to be ideal - he wants to be great! His dream is to conquer what his father won’t, to become the “king of the Hellenes” and more! Fate seemed to have deliberately decreed that Alexander, when he was seven years old, would have to receive the Persian embassy in the absence of his father. Smug and mocking, they ended up being put to shame by a little boy who was wise beyond his age. What will happen when the boy grows up?