In the heart of Thrace, an ominous air lingered as unsettling news spread through the cobbled streets and lofty halls. The once mighty Roman empire had succumbed to the relentless march of the Athenian army, and King Gaius, who had dared to defy the gods, now found himself at the helm of an unexpected conquest.
Within the Senate chambers of Thrace, the three consuls faced a grim reality. The Athenian forces, having conquered Rome, now eyed the territories that lay beneath the Roman banner, and Thrace stood exposed on their conquering path.
In the House of Decimus, Rhesus could feel the weight of uncertainty pressing upon him. The once formidable Roman empire, upon which his political aspirations rested, was now in disarray. Whispers of fear echoed through the halls of power as senators h
