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Ancient Roman Times Issue 3

Senator Assassinated

Senator Tibieus was brutally murdered following his vote against a bill intended to enhance the emperor's power. Evidence suggests that the murder weapon was a dagger, and it is suspected that multiple individuals were implicated due to the presence of two different types of daggers. Potential suspects include Senator Alfous, Tanos, and Jacoend. Moreover, there is speculation that the emperor may have orchestrated the crime, given his silence despite numerous inquiries. Further details are anticipated to emerge in due course.


Weather

Today's weather is extremely cold, and this trend is anticipated to persist for the remainder of the month. Furthermore, there are forecasts for rain, snow, and sleet, so it is advisable to remain indoors and refrain from attending outdoor events like the Colosseum. There are no predictions of floods or any other hazardous weather conditions.



Legal Issue

Renowned chariot racer Jackius Henris is facing a lawsuit from Cooperius Kassius, who alleges that Jacques cheated and rigged the game against him, leading to his loss in the race. As a result of the legal action, both Cooper and Jackius will not participate in the upcoming chariot race. Stay tuned for further updates.



Sports

The past week in chariot racing has been quite eventful, not just due to the legal case but also thanks to a new racer who claimed victory in the most recent race. Quintis Arillius emerged as the winner. It's worth noting that this was his inaugural race, making his win exceptionally uncommon. Moreover, his victory was a close call; Antes Avanolous was leading until one of his horses stumbled, causing him to fall just one lap before the finish line.


During the recent gladiatorial contest, a 15-year-old Gaelic warrior was defeated by the king's champion, Ailius Baxtus, who was preparing for his debut fight. Baxtus swiftly struck a fatal blow for his sovereign within just 10 seconds of the combat. Nevertheless, his victory was short-lived, as an unintended release of 15 tigers nearly cost Baxtus his life, until he skillfully leaped off the back of one tiger to flee the arena.


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