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Ancient Roman Times 14

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Civil Unrest

Recently, the people of Rome have been angered by the incompetence of the emperors. This has led to many protests inside the city, which have been brutally put down by the returning military from the campaign in Gaul. This leads to the question of whether Rome will be able to survive civil unrest and the potential wars that could be occurring in Persia, Egypt, and Carthage. The fate of Rome will be sealed in the coming weeks.


Senator Found Guilty

The famed senator Arctirus Maximus has been found guilty on charges of bribery. His title will be stripped, and he will be sent to become a slave, likely to one of his former co-workers. This has shocked the entire senate, and an additional senator must be chosen soon. Arctirus still claims that he is innocent and that the emperors set him up; however, this does not matter as he will likely die soon.



Death of Crintio

Crintio, the famed conqueror and general of the Roman armies, has died in a battle. This battle occurred in Persia, and the emperors have vowed revenge on the Persians. Crintio's family is currently grieving and is unlikely to make any public statement on the matter; however, the army is ready for revenge against Persia. This will likely lead to a large-scale conflict against the Persians, which will lead to the great victory of Rome.



Sports Games

In this week's Chariot Race, Jameseus Itilus gets his first win as a rookie. He has been one of the best racers in Hispania and made and won in his Colosseum debut. This could lead to a period of dominance. This assumption has been drawn because he has won by the greatest margin in racing history; he finished the race hours before anyone else, and this has been dubbed the greatest victory in history.


In this week's Gladiatorial Matchup, Rolil Mickelson defeated Lictus Amigons in an intense battle. Rolil started weak as he was getting pummeled by the rapid bow shots fired by Lictus Amigons. However, once he ran out of arrows, Lictus was getting outclassed in the sword fight until he took an arrow out of Rolil's armor and shot him in the face with it. After this, Lictus appeared to be winning and should have won with ease until Rolil impaled him in the chest, leading to the immediate death of Lictus and the victory of Rolil.

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